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by eating u e the pests on the crops. Is y e A d it not amazing that such a small bird can travel so far and be so helpful? When animals move freel... |
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in India for more than 3,000 years? a m . t m n t e t w g i t I r f r e f le o a m t d d a a c d n o a g e ck p ab p ‘ e e l t e d i l S ca As time... |
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of how plants are brought from far away lands,andbecomepartofnewculturesandcuisines. Write 1. What would happen if chillies disappeared from our ki... |
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This e m shows us how deeply we are all connected. H d a Discuss S u O 1. If you could choose one Indian food to share with the — world, what would... |
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t and did not mind the weather in Brazil. e a n e d a l n h l . m o s o n d . n Over time, these cows grew in number. Today, more than three-fourth... |
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part of that connection. i i t Activity 5 e a g 1. Interview a grandparent or neighbour: Ask them s about a food item, song, or custom that was not... |
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that h r caring for the environment means O caring for ourselves too. — t a E Reprint 2026-27 Write 1. What does ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ teach us? ... |
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or insects do you see around you? What were they doing? (e.g., Birds and flying, building nests, feeding, resting), Animals Did you see any nests o... |
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2 Journey of a River Where I Begin, Where I Flow I have no feet, but I travel far, Through fields and forests, under moon and star. I quench your t... |
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z i a S t , v r h e The Life I Hold Iflowallyearroundwhichmakesmeaperennialriver. Some rivers flow only when they receive water in the rainy season... |
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near y the river Godavari? n u J Reprint 2026-27 3. Which crops do you see growing near the Godavari? 4. Which crops grow in your region? Where doe... |
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Unit 2 Health and Well-being About the Unit This unit at the preparatory stage and explore various traditional Indian familiarises students with di... |
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e Sometimes I do not smell or look clean. Yet people u use my water, which could make them sick. I wish J I could tell them to help keep me clean a... |
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water looks clean, it might still carry things that can hurt the living beings. Activity 4 Look at the two images given below. Which river looks he... |
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When there is too much rain, I expand and become faster, deeper and bigger. I roar through the land, faster and wilder than anyone can imagine. Thi... |
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and lead clean and disinfect (sandbags, ladder, rope, etc.) animals to a safer place surfaces, and items 33 Reprint 2026-27 Activity 7 Read the flo... |
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contrast, heavy o e rainsinBengaluruin2022floodedhomesandroads,showing r how both water shortage and excess can affect lives. J Reprint 2026-27 In ... |
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teachers, and the environment. to explore and share Students are encouraged to reflect on any local or cultural traditions related to food improvin... |
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the t a food? It does not smell good!”, Disha asked. s g v s He looked and smiled, “That’s mould, Disha. y p These tiny living things are called mi... |
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do you think food gets spoiled? d Reprint 2026-27 r n She went back to her Anna and asked, “What do d i these microbes need to grow?”. u a r s Anna... |
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way to preserve items like tomato? d a n h Let us observe l s Pickling and Oiling In the kitchen, her Paati was pouring mustard oil into a jar of p... |
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had become . d so popular as a spice that Vasco da Gama c r crossed oceans to collect it from India. f Anna told Disha that in food factories food ... |
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and their livelihood. o y e a Just then, Shanti saw a group of f - students with notebooks and cameras h 3 m u under a tree. “What are they doing?”... |
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Market k t n e Thatha (grandfather) goes to the vegetable market . N daily. He buys fresh fruits and vegetables. It was T r n h fun to be in the ve... |
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