Exploring Class 10 NCERT English Literature: Themes & Insights

Class 10 NCERT English Themes | First Flight & Footprints Without Feet

Class 10 NCERT English Themes

Poems from First Flight

  • Dust of Snow – Small moments can change our mood.
  • Fire and Ice – Hatred and desire can destroy the world.
  • A Tiger in the Zoo – The contrast between freedom and captivity.
  • How to Tell Wild Animals – A humorous way to identify wild animals.
  • The Ball Poem – A lesson about loss and growing up.
  • Amanda! – A child’s imagination vs. societal rules.
  • Animals – Animals are more peaceful than humans.
  • The Trees – Nature’s desire for freedom.
  • Fog – A quiet and mysterious comparison of fog to a cat.
  • The Tale of Custard the Dragon – A funny story about bravery.
  • For Anne Gregory – Inner beauty is more important than looks.

Prose from First Flight

  • A Letter to God – Faith and hope in rural life.
  • Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom – The struggle against apartheid.
  • His First Flight – Overcoming fear and gaining confidence.
  • The Black Aeroplane – Mystery and divine help.
  • From the Diary of Anne Frank – A young girl’s emotions during war.
  • The Hundred Dresses – Bullying, kindness, and understanding.
  • Glimpses of India – Goa’s bakers, Coorg’s beauty, and Assam’s tea.
  • Mijbil the Otter – The bond between humans and animals.
  • Madam Rides the Bus – A child’s curiosity and independence.
  • The Sermon at Benares – Life, death, and overcoming sorrow.
  • The Proposal – A humorous take on greed and marriage.

Prose from Footprints Without Feet

  • A Triumph of Surgery – Overfeeding pets is harmful.
  • The Thief’s Story – Trust and change through kindness.
  • The Midnight Visitor – Intelligence beats physical strength.
  • A Question of Trust – Deception and irony in crime.
  • Footprints Without Feet – Misuse of science.
  • The Making of a Scientist – Curiosity and dedication lead to success.
  • The Necklace – The dangers of vanity.
  • The Hack Driver – The contrast between rural and urban life.
  • Bholi – Women’s empowerment and education.
  • The Book That Saved the Earth – The power of books.

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