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English |
Santoor |
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jungle, a book world). Then, write a short paragraph about the adventure. Let us Explore There are some festivals or months in which people like sw... |
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Santoor |
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11 A J ourney to the M AgicAl M ountAins Let us Read Once upon a time, in a small village at the foot of the mighty Himalayas, lived a young girl n... |
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Santoor |
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and played, making memories Minam would value forever. Finally, they reached the top of a hill. From there, Minam could see the huge peaks of the H... |
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4. Where did Minam and her grandfather stop for lunch? What did they do there? 5. What was Minam's reaction when she saw snow for the first time? 6... |
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English |
Santoor |
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in 7 the Himalayas. 5. A low area of land between mountains 7. A trip from one place to another. Down: 1. The pointed top of a mountain. 3. The tal... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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or more words, phrases, or sentences together are known as Conjunctions. They help make sentences flow better and add meaning. Example: • I have a ... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
11 |
A will complete the sentence.) Note The objective is to provide opportunities for speaking. to the However, the teacher must ensure that the senten... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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12 M aheshwar Let us Read It was a pleasant evening. Aarav and Ananya were sitting with their Chachi. They saw a picture of a fort in the newspaper... |
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English |
Santoor |
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It was made of special red stones brought from Gujarat and Rajasthan. Ananya : (fascinated) Can we go there, Chachi? Can we see it? Chachi : Why no... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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• happy, joyful, cheerful • brave, bold, fearless Given below are sets of words that have similar meaning along with a word that does not fit the g... |
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Santoor |
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originally used pure silk. • The sarees are famous for their reversible borders. Maheshwar 131 Reprint 2026-27 Let us Speak A. Find out from the el... |
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English |
Santoor |
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Let us Do I. Draw a template of a puzzle like this on thick chart paper/ cardboard. II. On the back side of the puzzle draw a picture of a fort lik... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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2 T he T inkling B ells Let us Read Chinna was a little boy who lived in a village. He studied in grade 4. He was a bright boy who liked to read st... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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make sure to be careful with money in the future”. Chinna smiled and said, “Sure Amma”. “That’s my boy! Cheer up! Now, let’s go to the market to bu... |
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English |
Santoor |
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pocket. Hearing the sound of bells, Chinna’s pet kid Tara came running out. Chinna happily tied the tinkling bells around Tara’s neck. The Tinkling... |
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English |
Santoor |
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S D S H T N E T U I U U E E A O T Y C L R R T R R L O N F T T A A U H C D K E E Y T E A G W K F A I R S N C O T E A T H O N O T O K O D G T O N N D... |
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Santoor |
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ten rupees as a reward. a) Offer b) Prize c) Punishment 3. I’ll give you money to buy the bells. a) Sell b) Purchase c) Order The Tinkling Bel17 Re... |
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English |
Santoor |
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sentences using the following words from the story. 1. smiling: .................................................................. ................... |
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English |
Santoor |
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hole in the top of the sealed bottle cap using a nail (with adult supervision). Tie a knot at the end of the string to secure it, Step 4 allowing t... |
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| Class VI |
Mathematics |
Ganita Prakash |
7 |
not use the same fractional units (they have different denominators). Mukta: Okay, so let us start making equivalent fractions then: 3 6 9 12 15 … ... |
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| Class VI |
Mathematics |
Ganita Prakash |
7 |
numerator and denominator are as small as possible. Anyfractioncanbeexpressedinlowesttermsbyfindingan equivalent fraction whose numera... |
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| Class VI |
Mathematics |
Ganita Prakash |
7 |
to go in steps. Figure it Out Express the following fractions in lowest terms: a. 17 b. 64 e. 126 d. 525 51 144 147 112 7.7 Comparing Fractions Wh... |
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| Class VI |
Mathematics |
Ganita Prakash |
7 |
order. 25 7 13 17 3 12 7 5 a. 16, 8, 4 ,32 b. 4, 5 , 12, 4 Reprint 2026-27 Fractions 7.8 Addition and Subtraction of Fractions Meena’s father made ... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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Unit 2: My Beautiful World O ne T hing aT a T ime Let us Recite Work while you work, Play while you play; To be useful and happy, That is the way. ... |
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| Class IV |
English |
Santoor |
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Write at least seven sentences in your notebook. Note • You may begin this activity by encouraging learners to to the describe the picture in Engli... |
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