1. Chapter Introduction Hello students! As we gear up for the new 2026-27 academic session, let’s dive into our very first NCERT Class 9 English chapter: “The Fun They Had” by Isaac Asimov. Set in the distant future (the year 2157), this science fiction story explores a time when physical schools and printed books no … Read more
JAC Board के सभी छात्रों का स्वागत है! परीक्षा में शानदार अंक लाने के लिए सबसे पहले नए सिलेबस को समझना जरूरी है। इस पोस्ट में हम आपके लिए लेटेस्ट Class 9 English Syllabus (Session 2026-27) लेकर आए हैं। यहाँ आपको Beehive, Moments और Grammar सेक्शन के सभी चैप्टर्स की लिस्ट एक ही जगह मिलेगी। … Read more
For Anne Gregory – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “For Anne Gregory” by W.B. Yeats is a profound poem presented as a conversation between the poet (or a young man) and a young woman named Anne Gregory. The poem deals with the true nature of love. It raises a very important question: Do people love … Read more
The Tale of Custard the Dragon – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “The Tale of Custard the Dragon” is a funny, light-hearted ballad (a poem that tells a story) written by Ogden Nash. It tells the story of a little girl named Belinda and her four pets: a kitten, a mouse, a dog, and a … Read more
Fog – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “Fog” by Carl Sandburg is the shortest poem in the Class 10 syllabus, consisting of just six lines. It is written in free verse (without any rhyming scheme). In this poem, the poet brilliantly captures the natural phenomenon of fog (thick mist) arriving over a city. He uses … Read more
The Trees – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “The Trees” by Adrienne Rich is a highly symbolic poem that can be understood on two levels. Literally, it describes the struggle of decorative trees trapped inside a house, breaking free and marching toward their natural home—the forest. Metaphorically, the poem is a powerful feminist statement. The … Read more
Animals – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “Animals” by Walt Whitman is a thought-provoking poem where the poet compares human beings with animals. He highlights the flaws, greed, and complexities of human nature and contrasts them with the peaceful, satisfied, and simple lives of animals. The poet feels so alienated from the corrupted human society … Read more
Amanda – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “Amanda” by Robin Klein is a relatable and psychological poem that focuses on the upbringing of a young girl. The poem highlights the constant nagging and instructions given by a parent (most likely the mother) and how it affects the child’s mind. Fed up with the continuous scolding … Read more
The Ball Poem – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “The Ball Poem” by John Berryman is a deeply philosophical poem that deals with the theme of growing up and facing the harsh realities of life. On the surface, it is a simple story about a little boy who loses his bouncing ball in the water. … Read more
How to Tell Wild Animals – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “How to Tell Wild Animals” is a highly humorous and entertaining poem written by Carolyn Wells. In this poem, the poet suggests some very dangerous, weird, and funny ways to identify (tell) various wild animals. Instead of giving scientific facts, she uses dark humor, … Read more
A Tiger in the Zoo – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “A Tiger in the Zoo” is a brilliant poem by Leslie Norris that beautifully contrasts a tiger’s life in captivity (a zoo) with his life in his natural habitat (the jungle). The poem highlights the theme of freedom and shows the cruelty of keeping … Read more
Fire and Ice – Chapter Notes 1. Poem Introduction “Fire and Ice” is a highly symbolic poem by Robert Frost. In this nine-line poem, the poet discusses the two possible ways the world will come to an end: by fire or by ice. He uses these natural elements as powerful metaphors for human emotions. ‘Fire’ … Read more