16/SEPTEMBER/2021CHAPTER 10: DURGA PUJA
Durga Puja is celebrated mainly in Bengal. Nowadays it is celebrated almost across the
country in many cities and towns. It is celebrated before Dussehra in the month of October.
People worship Durga, the Goddess of Shakti (strength).
Beautiful images of Goddess Durga are made for the festival.
These images of the Goddess Durga are decorated in huge tents known as Pandals. People
gather here to worship the Goddess and Prasad (sweets and fruits) is distributed to all the
people.The celebration continues for four days.
People wear new clothes. They visit friends and relatives, and exchange gifts.
On the Dussehra day, the images of Goddess Durga are taken out in a long procession.
Finally, these idols are immersed in water.
This is also known as Bhasan or immersion.Watch the video...Assignment: Read chapter 10 and do the following exercise.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fills in the blanks.
14/SEPTEMBER/2021CHAPTER 9: HOLI
Holi is a festival of colours.
It is celebrated in the month of March.
Holi marks the victory of good over evil.
We celebrate Holi on two days.
On the first day, bonfires are lit in the evening to burn the Holika.
It is related to the story of Prahlad.
The next day, people apply colours like Abeer and Gulal on the faces of friends and relatives.
Children throw coloured water on the passers-by.
People sing and dance.
They offer sweets to each other. We really enjoy the Holi celebrations.Watch the video...Study chapter 9 and do the following exercises.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks.
[ sweets, colours, abeer and gulal, good ]
1. Holi is a festival of ________.
2. People apply _________ on the faces of friends and relatives.
3. Holi marks the victory of ________ over evil.
4. People offer _________ to each other.
Ex. C. State 'True' or 'False'.
1. People wear new clothes on Holi.
2. Children throw coloured water on each other.
3. Bonfires are lit on the second day of Holi.
4. People offers sweets to each other on Holi.
5. Children burn crackers on Holi.
09/SEPTEMBER/2021CHAPTER 8: DIWALIDiwali is a festival of lights. It is the biggest Hindu festival.
It comes about twenty days after Dussehra.
On this day, Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman had returned to Ayodhya after
spending fourteen years in exile.
People clean their houses before Diwali.
Houses and shops are lit with candles and small electric bulbs.
On this day, people wear new clothes.
They give gifts and sweets to friends and relatives.
At night, the Hindus worship Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Children play
with crackers and fireworks.Watch the video...Assignment: Study chapter 8 and do the following exercises.
07/SEPTEMBER/2021CHAPTER 7: PLACES OF WORSHIPWe all pray to God.
We thank Him for everything we have.
People of different religions go to different places of worship.
The Hindus pray to God in a temple.
There are beautiful idols of gods and goddesses in the temples.
There are the idols of Shiva, Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna, Durga and Ganesha.
The pujari looks after the temple.
People offer sweets and flowers to gods in a temple.
The holy books of the Hindus are the Ramayana and the Bhagvad Gita.
The Jains and the Buddhists go to their own temples to offer prayers.
The Muslims pray in a mosque.
They offer Namaaz (prayers).
The holy book of the Muslims is the Quran.
Assignment: Study chapter 7 and understand it.
02/SEPTEMBER/2021REVISIONCHAPTER 6: HOSPITAL
16/SEPTEMBER/2021
CHAPTER 10: DURGA PUJA
Durga Puja is celebrated mainly in Bengal. Nowadays it is celebrated almost across the
country in many cities and towns. It is celebrated before Dussehra in the month of October.
People worship Durga, the Goddess of Shakti (strength).
Beautiful images of Goddess Durga are made for the festival.
These images of the Goddess Durga are decorated in huge tents known as Pandals. People
gather here to worship the Goddess and Prasad (sweets and fruits) is distributed to all the
people.The celebration continues for four days.
People wear new clothes. They visit friends and relatives, and exchange gifts.
On the Dussehra day, the images of Goddess Durga are taken out in a long procession.
Finally, these idols are immersed in water.
This is also known as Bhasan or immersion.
Watch the video...
Assignment: Read chapter 10 and do the following exercise.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fills in the blanks.
[ Durga Puja, Shakti, Dussehra, immersed ]
1. _________ is an important festival of West Bengal.
2. It is celebrated around _________.
3. On the Dussehra day, images of Goddess Durga are _____ in water.
4. Durga is the Goddess of ________.
14/SEPTEMBER/2021
CHAPTER 9: HOLI
Holi is a festival of colours.
It is celebrated in the month of March.
Holi marks the victory of good over evil.
We celebrate Holi on two days.
On the first day, bonfires are lit in the evening to burn the Holika.
It is related to the story of Prahlad.
The next day, people apply colours like Abeer and Gulal on the faces of friends and relatives.
Children throw coloured water on the passers-by.
People sing and dance.
They offer sweets to each other. We really enjoy the Holi celebrations.
Watch the video...
Study chapter 9 and do the following exercises.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks.
[ sweets, colours, abeer and gulal, good ]
1. Holi is a festival of ________.
2. People apply _________ on the faces of friends and relatives.
3. Holi marks the victory of ________ over evil.
4. People offer _________ to each other.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks.
[ sweets, colours, abeer and gulal, good ]
1. Holi is a festival of ________.
2. People apply _________ on the faces of friends and relatives.
3. Holi marks the victory of ________ over evil.
4. People offer _________ to each other.
Ex. C. State 'True' or 'False'.
1. People wear new clothes on Holi.
2. Children throw coloured water on each other.
3. Bonfires are lit on the second day of Holi.
4. People offers sweets to each other on Holi.
5. Children burn crackers on Holi.
1. People wear new clothes on Holi.
2. Children throw coloured water on each other.
3. Bonfires are lit on the second day of Holi.
4. People offers sweets to each other on Holi.
5. Children burn crackers on Holi.
09/SEPTEMBER/2021
CHAPTER 8: DIWALI
Diwali is a festival of lights. It is the biggest Hindu festival.
It comes about twenty days after Dussehra.
On this day, Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman had returned to Ayodhya after
It comes about twenty days after Dussehra.
On this day, Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman had returned to Ayodhya after
spending fourteen years in exile.
People clean their houses before Diwali.
Houses and shops are lit with candles and small electric bulbs.
On this day, people wear new clothes.
They give gifts and sweets to friends and relatives.
At night, the Hindus worship Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Children play
Houses and shops are lit with candles and small electric bulbs.
On this day, people wear new clothes.
They give gifts and sweets to friends and relatives.
At night, the Hindus worship Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Children play
with crackers and fireworks.
Watch the video...
Assignment: Study chapter 8 and do the following exercises.
07/SEPTEMBER/2021
CHAPTER 7: PLACES OF WORSHIP
We all pray to God.
We thank Him for everything we have.
People of different religions go to different places of worship.
The Hindus pray to God in a temple.
There are beautiful idols of gods and goddesses in the temples.
There are the idols of Shiva, Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna, Durga and Ganesha.
The pujari looks after the temple.
People offer sweets and flowers to gods in a temple.
The holy books of the Hindus are the Ramayana and the Bhagvad Gita.
The Jains and the Buddhists go to their own temples to offer prayers.
The Muslims pray in a mosque.
They offer Namaaz (prayers).
The holy book of the Muslims is the Quran.
We thank Him for everything we have.
People of different religions go to different places of worship.
There are beautiful idols of gods and goddesses in the temples.
There are the idols of Shiva, Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna, Durga and Ganesha.
People offer sweets and flowers to gods in a temple.
The holy books of the Hindus are the Ramayana and the Bhagvad Gita.
The Jains and the Buddhists go to their own temples to offer prayers.
They offer Namaaz (prayers).
The holy book of the Muslims is the Quran.
Assignment: Study chapter 7 and understand it.
02/SEPTEMBER/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 6: HOSPITAL
When people fall ill or get injured, they are taken to a hospital.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are beds for the patients in the hospital, who need more care.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.Watch the video... Assignment: Study chapter 6 and do the following exercises.A. Answer the questions in S. St OCB notebook.1. Write the names of two hospitals in your neighborhood.Ans.
2. When you are not well, what does a doctor do for you?Ans.
B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks in text book. (medicines, hospital, nurses, doctors)1. When we are very ill, we go to a __.
2. There are ____ and nurses in a hospital.
3. The doctors examine the patients, and give them __.
4. The __ take care of the patients.
When people fall ill or get injured, they are taken to a hospital.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are beds for the patients in the hospital, who need more care.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.
Watch the video...
Assignment: Study chapter 6 and do the following exercises.
A. Answer the questions in S. St OCB notebook.
1. Write the names of two hospitals in your neighborhood.
Ans.
2. When you are not well, what does a doctor do for you?
Ans.
B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks in text book.
(medicines, hospital, nurses, doctors)
1. When we are very ill, we go to a __.
2. There are ____ and nurses in a hospital.
3. The doctors examine the patients, and give them __.
4. The __ take care of the patients.
31/AUGUST/2021REVISIONCHAPTER 5: POLICE STATION
31/AUGUST/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 5: POLICE STATION
It has a number of policemen.
The policemen help us in many ways.
They catch thieves and criminals.
They keep our lives and belongings safe.
The policemen, who control the traffic are called the ’Traffic Policemen’
Watch the video....
Assignment: Study chapter 5 and do the following exercises in your social studies-OCB
26/AUGUST/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 4: FIRE STATION
In case, there is a fire, we inform the fire station.
The fire station rushes the fire engine to the place of fire.
The firemen fight the fire by throwing water with long hosepipes.
They have very long ladders to reach high buildings.
The firemen do a very useful service.
They risk their own lives to save the lives of others.
Now watch the video....
Assignment: Study chapter 4 and do the following exercise in S.St-OCB.
24/AUGUST/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 3: MARKET
There is a small market in our neighbourhood.
There are many shops in the market.
We go to the market to buy things that we need.
There is a shop selling fruits and vegetables.
The chemist sells medicines.
The bookshop sells books and magazines.
We can buy bread, egg and other eatables from a general store.
Children buy toys from the general store.
We can also see some vendors selling balloons and ice creams.
Now watch the video....
10/AUGUST/2021
CHAPTER 4 TO 7
Assignment: Revise chapters 4 to 7 and do the following exercise in S.St.-OCB.
[ fire- station, thieves, hosepipes, medicines accidents,
hospital, mosque, gurudwara]
1. The policeman catches the ________.
2. The firemen use long _______ to throw water.
3. When there is a fire, we inform the ______.
4. When we are very ill, we go to a ______.
5. The Sikhs pray in a ______.
6. The traffic policeman controls the traffic and prevents ______.
7. The doctors examine the patients, and give them _______.
8. The Muslims pray in a _______.
5/AUGUST/2021
CHAPTER 1 AND 2
Choose the correct option from given below.
3/AUGUST/2021REVISIONCHAPTER 2: OUR SCHOOL 
Choose the correct option from given below.
3/AUGUST/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 2: OUR SCHOOL
Every neighbourhood has its own school.
Children living in the neighbourhood can walk to their schools.
Some children do not go to the school located in the neighbourhood.They go to the schools which are far away from their homes.They go to the schools by buses, cars, vans or rickshaws.Some schools are big, some are small. In some villages, there are schools only up to class V. These are called the Primary Schools.Schools up to class VIII are called the Middle Schools.In towns and cities, there are big schools. Schools up to classes X and XII are called the Secondary and the Senior Secondary Schools.
Every neighbourhood has its own school.
Children living in the neighbourhood can walk to their schools.
Some children do not go to the school located in the neighbourhood.
They go to the schools which are far away from their homes.
They go to the schools by buses, cars, vans or rickshaws.
Some schools are big, some are small. In some villages, there are schools only up to class V.
These are called the Primary Schools.
Schools up to class VIII are called the Middle Schools.
In towns and cities, there are big schools. Schools up to classes X and XII are called the Secondary and the Senior Secondary Schools.
We have a big secondary school near our house.I study in that school. There are about 800 students in my school.My school has a beautiful building.It has a big playground too.
There are swings, slides and a see-saw in the playground. We play many games there.At school, our teachers teach us many things.We learn good habits and manners.We learn to play and study together.The school helps us in becoming good children.Now watch this videoAssignment:Study chapter 2 and do the following exercises.
We have a big secondary school near our house.
I study in that school. There are about 800 students in my school.
My school has a beautiful building.
It has a big playground too.
There are swings, slides and a see-saw in the playground. We play many games there.
At school, our teachers teach us many things.
We learn good habits and manners.
We learn to play and study together.
The school helps us in becoming good children.
Now watch this video
Assignment:
Study chapter 2 and do the following exercises.
29/JULY/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 1: OUR NEIGHBOURS
Study chapter 1 and complete the following exercises in your Social Studies-OCB
A. Answer these questions.
1. Write the names of two of your neighbours.
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
2. Mention two ways in which you help your neighbours.
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
3. What are the things you do with your neighbours?
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
B. Select the correct words and fill in the blanks.
[ festivals, birthday, play, neighbours, help ]
1. People who live near our houses are our ____________.
2. We ____________ together in the evening.
3. We ____________ each other in need.
4. We celebrate ___________ together.
5. We go to each other's ____________ parties.
27/JULY/2021
REVISION
CHAPTER 1: OUR NEIGHBOURS
This is my house. I live here with my parents.
My friend, Raman, lives in the house next to mine.
My friends, Vikram and Kunal, live two houses away.
All of them are my neighbours.
Families, living in nearby houses, make a neighbourhood.
Children from my neighbourhood play together in the evening.
Our neighbours help us when we are in need of something.
We also help them when they need us.
They visit us when we are sick.
We sit and talk together.
We visit each other's house.
We also exchange gifts and sweets during festivals.
We celebrate festivals together.
We go to each other's birthday parties.
Sometimes, we go for picnics together.
It is great fun to have good neighbours.
We must keep our neighbourhood clean.
We should not disturb our neighbours by making noise or playing loud music.
NOW WATCH THE VIDEO.
Assignment:
Read and understand chapter 1 (Our neighbours)
22/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 12: GURUPARABS
Guruparabs are important Sikh festivals.
The Sikhs celebrate the birthdays of their Gurus as Guruparabs.
Guru Nanak Dev was the first Guru. He was the founder of the Sikh religion.
There were nine Gurus after him. Guru Gobind Singh was the tenth Guru.
On the Guruparab, people go to the Gurudwaras to pray.
Passages from the Guru Granth Sahib (holy book) are recited in the Gurudwaras.
People wear new clothes. Big processions are taken out.
Gurudwaras are lit with small lamps.
Houses are also lit with candles and electric bulbs.
Children play with crackers and fireworks during this festival.
The Sikhs celebrate the birthdays of their Gurus as Guruparabs.
Guru Nanak Dev was the first Guru. He was the founder of the Sikh religion.
There were nine Gurus after him. Guru Gobind Singh was the tenth Guru.
On the Guruparab, people go to the Gurudwaras to pray.
Passages from the Guru Granth Sahib (holy book) are recited in the Gurudwaras.
People wear new clothes. Big processions are taken out.
Gurudwaras are lit with small lamps.
Houses are also lit with candles and electric bulbs.
Children play with crackers and fireworks during this festival.
Watch the video...
Assignment:
Ex. B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks.
[ ten, Guru Nanak Dev, gurudwaras, Guru Govind Singh ]
1. ____________ was the first Guru of the Sikhs.
2. The Sikhs have _________ Gurus.
3. Their tenth Guru was ___________.
4. People go to the _________ on Guruparabs to pray.
Ex. C. Match the following.
1. First Guru (a) Holy book of the Sikhs
2. Tenth Guru (b) Play with fireworks
3. Guru Granth Sahib (c) Guru Gobind Singh
4. Children (d) Guru Nanak Dev
20/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 11: PONGAL AND ONAM
Pongal is a harvest festival. It is celebrated mainly in Tamil Nadu.
This festival falls in the month of January.
On this day, a special dish, called Pongal rice, is made from the newly harvested rice and jaggery.
Onam is also a harvest festival. It is celebrated in Kerala. On this day, people worship King Mahabali.
This festival falls in the month of January.
On this day, a special dish, called Pongal rice, is made from the newly harvested rice and jaggery.
Onam is also a harvest festival. It is celebrated in Kerala. On this day, people worship King Mahabali.
Boat races are held on Onam. Elephants are decorated and taken out in processions.
Watch the video
Assignment: Study chapter 11 and do the following exercise.
15/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 10: DURGA PUJA
Durga Puja is celebrated mainly in Bengal. Nowadays it is celebrated almost across the country in
many cities and towns. It is celebrated before Dussehra in the month of October.
People worship Durga, the Goddess of Shakti (strength).
Beautiful images of Goddess Durga are made for the festival.
These images of the Goddess Durga are decorated in huge tents known as Pandals. People gather
People worship Durga, the Goddess of Shakti (strength).
Beautiful images of Goddess Durga are made for the festival.
These images of the Goddess Durga are decorated in huge tents known as Pandals. People gather
here to worship the Goddess and Prasad (sweets and fruits) is distributed to all the people.
The celebration continues for four days.
People wear new clothes. They visit friends and relatives, and exchange gifts.
On the Dussehra day, the images of Goddess Durga are taken out in a long procession.
Finally, these idols are immersed in water.
This is also known as Bhasan or immersion.
The celebration continues for four days.
People wear new clothes. They visit friends and relatives, and exchange gifts.
On the Dussehra day, the images of Goddess Durga are taken out in a long procession.
Finally, these idols are immersed in water.
This is also known as Bhasan or immersion.
Watch the video...
Assignment: Read chapter 10 and do the following exercise.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fills in the blanks.
[ Durga Puja, Shakti, Dussehra, immersed ]
1. _________ is an important festival of West Bengal.
2. It is celebrated around _________.
3. On the Dussehra day, images of Goddess Durga are _____ in water.
4. Durga is the Goddess of ________.
12/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 9: HOLI
Holi is a festival of colours.
It is celebrated in the month of March.
Holi marks the victory of good over evil.
We celebrate Holi on two days.
On the first day, bonfires are lit in the evening to burn the Holika.
It is related to the story of Prahlad.
The next day, people apply colours like Abeer and Gulal on the faces of friends and relatives.
Children throw coloured water on the passers-by.
People sing and dance.
They offer sweets to each other. We really enjoy the Holi celebrations.
Watch the video...
Study chapter 9 and do the following exercises.
Ex. B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks.
[ sweets, colours, abeer and gulal, good ]
1. Holi is a festival of ________.
2. People apply _________ on the faces of friends and relatives.
3. Holi marks the victory of ________ over evil.
4. People offer _________ to each other.
Ex. C. State 'True' or 'False'.
1. People wear new clothes on Holi.
2. Children throw coloured water on each other.
3. Bonfires are lit on the second day of Holi.
4. People offers sweets to each other on Holi.
5. Children burn crackers on Holi.
08/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 8: DIWALI
Diwali is a festival of lights. It is the biggest Hindu festival.
It comes about twenty days after Dussehra.
On this day, Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman had returned to Ayodhya after
It comes about twenty days after Dussehra.
On this day, Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman had returned to Ayodhya after
spending fourteen years in exile.
People clean their houses before Diwali.
Houses and shops are lit with candles and small electric bulbs.
On this day, people wear new clothes.
They give gifts and sweets to friends and relatives.
At night, the Hindus worship Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Children play
People clean their houses before Diwali.
Houses and shops are lit with candles and small electric bulbs.
On this day, people wear new clothes.
They give gifts and sweets to friends and relatives.
At night, the Hindus worship Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Children play
with crackers and fireworks.
Watch the video...
06/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 7: PLACES OF WORSHIP
Study chapter 7 and do the following exercises.
01/JULY/2021
CHAPTER 7: PLACES OF WORSHIP
The Sikhs pray in a gurudwara.
The holy book of the Sikhs is the Guru Granth Sahib.
It is kept in every gurudwara.
People sing hymns, called Gurbani, in the gurudwaras.
The Christians go to a church to offer their prayers.
They worship Jesus Christ.
They go to the church on Sundays.
Their holy book is the Bible.
We must pray to God to thank Him for everything.
The worship of God gives us peace of mind.
Watch the video...
Assignment:
Study chapter 7 and understand it.
17/JUNE/2021
CHAPTER 7: PLACES OF WORSHIP
We all pray to God.
We thank Him for everything we have.
People of different religions go to different places of worship.
The Hindus pray to God in a temple.
There are beautiful idols of gods and goddesses in the temples.
There are the idols of Shiva, Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna, Durga and Ganesha.
The pujari looks after the temple.
People offer sweets and flowers to gods in a temple.
The holy books of the Hindus are the Ramayana and the Bhagvad Gita.
The Jains and the Buddhists go to their own temples to offer prayers.
The Muslims pray in a mosque.
They offer Namaaz (prayers).
The holy book of the Muslims is the Quran.
We thank Him for everything we have.
People of different religions go to different places of worship.
The Hindus pray to God in a temple.
There are beautiful idols of gods and goddesses in the temples.
There are the idols of Shiva, Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna, Durga and Ganesha.
The pujari looks after the temple.
People offer sweets and flowers to gods in a temple.
The holy books of the Hindus are the Ramayana and the Bhagvad Gita.
The Jains and the Buddhists go to their own temples to offer prayers.
The Muslims pray in a mosque.
They offer Namaaz (prayers).
The holy book of the Muslims is the Quran.
Assignment: Study chapter 7 and understand it.
15/JUNE/2021CHAPTER 6: HOSPITAL
15/JUNE/2021
CHAPTER 6: HOSPITAL
When people fall ill or get injured, they are taken to a hospital.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are beds for the patients in the hospital, who need more care.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.Watch the video... Assignment: Study chapter 6 and do the following exercises.A. Answer the questions in text book.1. Write the names of two hospitals in your neighborhood.Ans.
2. When you are not well, what does a doctor do for you?Ans.
B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks in text book. (medicines, hospital, nurses, doctors)1. When we are very ill, we go to a __.
2. There are ____ and nurses in a hospital.
3. The doctors examine the patients, and give them __.
4. The __ take care of the patients.
When people fall ill or get injured, they are taken to a hospital.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are doctors and nurses in the hospital.
The doctor examines the patients. He suggests them medicines.
The nurses take care of the patients.
There are beds for the patients in the hospital, who need more care.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.
They stay in the hospital till they get well.
Accident cases are also treated in the hospital.
Watch the video...
Assignment: Study chapter 6 and do the following exercises.
A. Answer the questions in text book.
1. Write the names of two hospitals in your neighborhood.
Ans.
2. When you are not well, what does a doctor do for you?
Ans.
B. Select the right words and fill in the blanks in text book.
(medicines, hospital, nurses, doctors)
1. When we are very ill, we go to a __.
2. There are ____ and nurses in a hospital.
3. The doctors examine the patients, and give them __.
4. The __ take care of the patients.
10/JUNE/2021SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS TESTCHAPTER- 1 and 2TIME: 12:20 PM
8/JUNE/2021CHAPTER 5: POLICE STATION
10/JUNE/2021
SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS TEST
CHAPTER- 1 and 2
TIME: 12:20 PM
8/JUNE/2021
CHAPTER 5: POLICE STATION
It has a number of policemen.
The policemen help us in many ways.
They catch thieves and criminals.
They keep our lives and belongings safe.
The policemen, who control the traffic are called the ’Traffic Policemen’
Watch the video....
Assignment: 1. Revise chapter 1 and 2 for test on 10/06/2021.
2. Study chapter 5 and do the following exercises in your social studies-OCB
03/JUNE/2021
CHAPTER 4: FIRE STATION
In case, there is a fire, we inform the fire station.
The fire station rushes the fire engine to the place of fire.
The firemen fight the fire by throwing water with long hosepipes.
They have very long ladders to reach high buildings.
The firemen do a very useful service.
They risk their own lives to save the lives of others.
Now watch the video....
Assignment: Study chapter 4 and do the following exercise.
01/JUNE/2021
CHAPTER 3: MARKET
There is a small market in our neighbourhood.
There are many shops in the market.
We go to the market to buy things that we need.
There is a shop selling fruits and vegetables.
The chemist sells medicines.
The bookshop sells books and magazines.
We can buy bread, egg and other eatables from a general store.
Children buy toys from the general store.
We can also see some vendors selling balloons and ice creams.
Now watch the video....
27/MAY/2021
CHAPTER 2: OUR SCHOOL
Choose the correct option from given below.
Assignment: Study chapter 1 and 2.
20/MAY/2021
CHAPTER 2: OUR SCHOOL
Every neighbourhood has its own school.
Children living in the neighbourhood can walk to their schools.Some children do not go to the school located in the neighbourhood.They go to the schools which are far away from their homes.They go to the schools by buses, cars, vans or rickshaws.Some schools are big, some are small. In some villages, there are schools only up to class V. These are called the Primary Schools.Schools up to class VIII are called the Middle Schools.In towns and cities, there are big schools. Schools up to classes X and XII are called the Secondary and the Senior Secondary Schools.
Every neighbourhood has its own school.
Children living in the neighbourhood can walk to their schools.
Some children do not go to the school located in the neighbourhood.
They go to the schools which are far away from their homes.
They go to the schools by buses, cars, vans or rickshaws.
Some schools are big, some are small. In some villages, there are schools only up to class V.
These are called the Primary Schools.
Schools up to class VIII are called the Middle Schools.
In towns and cities, there are big schools. Schools up to classes X and XII are called the Secondary and the Senior Secondary Schools.
We have a big secondary school near our house.I study in that school. There are about 800 students in my school.My school has a beautiful building.It has a big playground too.There are swings, slides and a see-saw in the playground. We play many games there.At school, our teachers teach us many things.We learn good habits and manners.We learn to play and study together.The school helps us in becoming good children.Now watch this videoAssignment:Study chapter 2 and do the following exercises.
We have a big secondary school near our house.
I study in that school. There are about 800 students in my school.
My school has a beautiful building.
It has a big playground too.
There are swings, slides and a see-saw in the playground. We play many games there.
At school, our teachers teach us many things.
We learn good habits and manners.
We learn to play and study together.
The school helps us in becoming good children.
Now watch this video
Assignment:
Study chapter 2 and do the following exercises.
13/MAY/2021
CHAPTER 1: OUR NEIGHBOURS
Study chapter 1 and complete the following exercises in your Social Studies-OCB
A. Answer these questions.
1. Write the names of two of your neighbours.
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
2. Mention two ways in which you help your neighbours.
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
3. What are the things you do with your neighbours?
i) ___________________________ ii) _________________________
B. Select the correct words and fill in the blanks.
[ festivals, birthday, play, neighbours, help ]
1. People who live near our houses are our ____________.
2. We ____________ together in the evening.
3. We ____________ each other in need.
4. We celebrate ___________ together.
5. We go to each other's ____________ parties.
06/MAY/2021
CHAPTER 1: OUR NEIGHBOURS
This is my house. I live here with my parents.
My friend, Raman, lives in the house next to mine.
My friends, Vikram and Kunal, live two houses away.
All of them are my neighbours.
Families, living in nearby houses, make a neighbourhood.
Children from my neighbourhood play together in the evening.
Our neighbours help us when we are in need of something.
We also help them when they need us.
They visit us when we are sick.
We sit and talk together.
We visit each other's house.
We also exchange gifts and sweets during festivals.
We celebrate festivals together.
We go to each other's birthday parties.
Sometimes, we go for picnics together.
It is great fun to have good neighbours.
We must keep our neighbourhood clean.
We should not disturb our neighbours by making noise or playing loud music.
NOW WATCH THE VIDEO.
Assignment:
Read and understand chapter 1 (Our neighbours)
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