| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
8 |
own nest? It is the tailorbird. O With its beak, it sews the r edges of a big leaf together o by using plant fibres or d u spider silk. It pokes ho... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
8 |
C pieces have been stitched together? Reprint 2026-27 Activity 7 Let us begin by learning the basic running stitch. Point A Point D Point B Point C... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
8 |
p t ra If one thread breaks in your stitching, what do you s s o f think will happen to the rest of the stitches? e th b e y o a h d a Stitch and D... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
8 |
a set t o of wonderful materials. c m y w Display your mats, m a stitched cloth pieces and a i i g leaf cutlery. Add name tags g s and short notes ... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
8 |
silk, jute, polyester or nylon. r e v o i t How does it What do t j Cloth feel? Thick/ Shiny Stretchy you think r e Piece (Yes/ (Yes/ j a No. (smoo... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
Unit 5 Our Amazing Planet About the Unit By the end of the Preparatory This unit in Grade 5, helps students Stage students learn about various expl... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
share nature, knowledge, and this come from?” or “Why culture across borders. It brings alive the idea of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ do we all use it?... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
and grow again, flowers bloom, dry up o f e s and bloom again, the sky changes colour, the sun a o appears to rise and set every day. b m e h c f i... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
they keep saying—“day…day…day”, looking straight ahead. When the student stops seeing the ‘Sun’ they keep saying “night…night…night”. Now, let us d... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
w h Seasons’ Journal e a Saba and Aparna are n sitting in the school s garden, looking at their seasons’ journal. You also have been looking closel... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
next box in a similar way. This way, all your observations will be on your chart in the classroom. Now, the chart is ready for everyone to see and ... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
in nature with what you have a noticed in people’s lives. Read it out in the class. m n Discovering Seasons We have seen how plants change, how ani... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
the reasons for your answer. c n m s i a g r o i n g . g Discuss g t Winter in Kerala is different from winter in Kashmir valley. h g Monsoon in As... |
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| Class V |
The World Around Us |
Our Wonderous World |
9 |
life moves in cycles. As you step out each day, you are witnessing nature’s rhythm unfolding, one season at a time. Let us reflect 1. Narrate your ... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
1 |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
1 |
them creating shades and shadows. Ȏ▯ (YHQ▯ LI▯ WKH\▯ DSSHDU▯ VHSDUDWH▯ from one point, how do they $▯VWXGHQW’V▯SDLQWLQJ▯VKRZLQJ▯▯ RYHUODS▯ IURP▯ DQ... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
1 |
Ȏ▯ 2EVHUYH▯ WKHLU▯ VKDSHV▯ shades, drawing and try to map the dark shadows and how the light falls and light areas. Notice the colour on each of th... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
1 |
of fabric or anything that interests you. Discuss LQ▯ \RXU▯ JURXS▯ GL࠵HUHQW▯ ZD\V▯ WKH▯ objects can be placed and arranged. The objects can touch e... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
1 |
the right edge. Draw with PRUHbPRYHPHQW▯ a pencil and add other details if you like. When you are happy with your drawing, outline it with a marker... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
10 |
&ࡢ࠺ࢍ࢛ࡒ▯▯▯ $ࡈ࢛ࡥࢫࡥ࢛ࢲ▯▯▯▯7ࢲ▯ 6ࢁࡻࢬࡥ࢛ࡥࡻ ࡥ࢛▯<ࢁࢠࡒࡴ Objective: Building your own unique Write descriptively style to express your thoughts and ide... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
10 |
'LNVKLWDU▯▯7KH▯ZRUG▯ Rhyming is a very important part of when you look at me in the night. nottuswaram comes from the combination of a song or a po... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
12 |
DANCE “^Sk▯hÖS▯SSk▯ŀlĶ3▯▯ ^Sk▯ŀlĶ▯▯SSk▯]W3 ^Sk▯]W▯▯SSk▯\kdk▯ ^Sk▯\kd▯▯SSk▯_g3” Yatho hastah thatho drishtih; Yatho drishtih thatho manah Yatho man... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
12 |
Everyone L has their own positions, postures, nd Hip Ha gestures and movements. Movement means a change Thigh Thigh in position, place or posture. ... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
12 |
your posture with Sama Bhanga and do spinal bends with the awareness of your breath. When e[panding or stretching Samabhanga Abhanga the body breat... |
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| Class VI |
Arts |
Kriti-I |
12 |
e[plore another element of Forb e[ample, worry, fear, surprise, dance that is an e[pression, bhava. E[pressions or bhavas are your joy, guilt, ange... |
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