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Guided by her teacher Hamsa, Sarla learns that humans can travel anywhere by aeroplane, while birds rely on light, large wings without external machines. The narrative explains how aeroplanes, though huge and heavy, use wing shapes to rise into the sky and fly.","How Do Aeroplanes Fly?  \nAuthor: Aditi Sarawagi Illustrator: Lavanya Karthik  \nEnglish Science  \nHow Do Aeroplanes Fly?  \nAuthor: Aditi Sarawagi Illustrator: Lavanya Karthik Reformatted for Bloom By: Cara Ediger Pratham Books  \nEnglish  \nHow Do Aeroplanes Fly? Author: Aditi Sarawagi  \nIllustrator: Lavanya Karthik  \nCopyright © 2016, Pratham Books  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nSarla liked to watch birds fly.  \nOne day, during science class, she looked out of the window and saw an eagle gliding in the sky. How happy the bird must be! She also liked to see planes flying.  \n“Here, what's your name? Should you not be looking at the board?” asked the new teacher in Sarla's class.  \nSarla got up hastily and said,“Sorry Madam, I was watching an eagle. I wish we could fly like a bird, or like an aeroplane....”  \n“What is your name?”  \n“Sarla.”  \n“Oh how nice! Do you know that Sarla was the name of the first Indian women pilot too? My name, Hamsa, means a swan.  \nSwans are one of the largest flying birds, you know,”said the teacher.“You must spend some time in the library, Sarla. I'm sure there are many books about birds and flights, and machines that fly like aeroplanes.”  \nOver the next few days, Sarla happily learnt a lot about birds, and about aeroplanes.  \nSarla learnt that human beings can fly too, but not like birds. We can fly to any city in the world in an aeroplane, one of mankind’s greatest inventions. With the help of this great machine, we can also experience the joy of being airborne. Birds are aerial creatures that do not need an external machine to fly. Usually, abird's wings are bigger than the rest of its body. The wings are very light, making it possible for birds to fly.  \nSarla learnt that human beings can fly too, but not like birds. We can fly to any city in the world in an aeroplane, one of mankind’s greatest inventions. With the help of this great machine, we can also experience the joy of being airborne. Birds are aerial creatures that do not need an external machine to fly. Usually, abird's wings are bigger than the rest of its body. The wings are very light, making it possible for birds to fly.  \nAeroplanes are huge and very heavy. Just like birds, aeroplanes have wings on both their sides which help them to fly. The wings of the plane are shaped just like those of birds-curved on the top and flat on the bottom which helps them to fly high up in the sky.","cbCaip1fM0QFYxOY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip1fM0QFYxOY","pdf",44311602,4,22,"English","en",105,"# How Sarla starts wondering\n## Birds glide and teach curiosity\n# Learning how aeroplanes fly\n## Wings, shape, and flight","[{\"question\":\"Why does Sarla become interested in flying after class?\",\"answer\":\"During science class, Sarla sees an eagle gliding in the sky and feels happy for the bird. She also wants to see planes flying and wishes humans could fly like birds or aeroplanes.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Sarla learn about how birds fly?\",\"answer\":\"Birds do not need an external machine to fly. 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