Class 1 English - MAHARASHTRA

Greetings

The chapter 'Greetings' in English for Class 1 Maharashtra (MSBSHSE) students introduces young learners to polite everyday expressions used in school and at home. Students learn how to greet teachers, friends, and family members depending on the time of day, such as saying Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening. They also practice basic manners like saying Please, Thank You, and Sorry. This chapter is essential for building foundational communication skills and confidence in spoken English. In the board examinations, it forms a crucial part of oral and written assessments, testing basic vocabulary, situational responses, and social etiquette.

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Key Concepts

Morning Greetings

We say 'Good Morning' to greet people from sunrise until 12 o'clock in the afternoon.

Afternoon Greetings

We use 'Good Afternoon' when we meet someone between 12 noon and 4 o'clock in the evening.

Evening and Night Greetings

We say 'Good Evening' after 4 PM and 'Good Night' when we are going to sleep.

Magic Words (Politeness)

Words like 'Please', 'Thank you', 'Sorry', and 'Excuse me' show good manners and respect to others.

Introduction

Saying 'Hello, my name is...' helps us introduce ourselves to new friends in school.

Important Formulas

Greeting + Time of Day (e.g., Good Morning)
Polite Request: Please + Action Word
Expressing Gratitude: Thank you
Apologizing: I am sorry

Board Exam Info

In the Maharashtra (MSBSHSE) Class 1 English examinations, this chapter typically carries around 5 to 8 marks. Common question types include matching greetings with the correct time of day, filling in the blanks with magic words (Please/Thank you), and oral role-play assessments where students demonstrate how to greet teachers and classmates.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should we say Good Morning?

We say Good Morning from early sunrise until 12 o'clock in the afternoon.

What do we say when someone gives us a gift?

We should say 'Thank you' to show our appreciation.

Is 'Good Night' a greeting when meeting someone late at night?

No, 'Good Night' is used when leaving someone or going to bed, not when meeting them.

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