Lina’s Family Get Together
Lina stays with her family in a village. She stays with her grandparents, parents and a brother Shanbor. Her uncles, aunts and cousins live near to their house.
Lina is standing on the stool. She likes to be tall. Find out and circle the tallest member in the family.
Lina’s family invited all the family members for a get together.
Let us Talk
A. How many members are there in Lina’s family?
B. Tick the tallest member in the family.
C. Draw a cap on the shortest family member.
D. Who is taller than Lina’s mother but shorter than Lina’s father?
E. Who is the tallest and shortest member of your family?
F. Who is the tallest child in your class?
G. How many children in your classroom are taller than you?
Lina lives in a hut-shaped house in a hilly area. Can you locate her house in the picture? Circle the correct options:
A. Her house is nearest to/farthest from the shop and nearest to/farthest from the school.
B. The school is nearest to/farthest from the shop and nearest to/farthest from red roof houses.
C. The child is nearest to/farthest from the school bus and nearest to/farthest from the school.
Amazing Facts
This is a statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel also called the Statue of Unity. It is the tallest statue in the world and is located in Gujarat, India.
Let us Do
A. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the one which is longest.
B. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the one which is shortest.
C. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the one which is thickest.
D. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the one which is thinnest.
Think and Do
Dadi is checking the length of Chitra’s sweater by a handspan.
Think and Answer
A. My table is _________ handspans long.
B. My bag is _________ handspans long.
C. My classroom blackboard is _________ handspans long.
D. My Maths book is _________ handspans long.
E. My arm is _________ handspans long.
F. My friend’s arm is _________ handspans long.
Can Chitra use a handspan to find the length of all these things? Find out and circle which things around you are shorter than a handspan? Can we use fingers also to find the length of these things?
Let us Do
What would you choose, handspan or fingers to find the length of these objects and why? Circle your options in the table. Try to guess before finding the length of these objects.
Let us Do
A. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the heavier object.
B. Tick $(\checkmark)$ the lighter object.
C. Colour the heavier object.
D. Colour the lighter object.
Let us Talk
A. Who is heavier between you and your friend? How will you find out? Discuss in the class.
B. Find out your weight. Can you tell how and where your weight is usually checked?
Let us Do
A. Fill the bucket with water.
i. _______ jugs of water will fill the bucket.
ii. _______ glasses of water will fill the bucket.
iii. _______ bowls of water will fill the bucket.
B. Answer the following questions.
i. How many cups of water will fill your water bottle? _______
ii. Now fill your friend’s water bottle with the same cup.
How many cups of water will fill your friend’s bottle? _______
iii. Which bottle holds more water? _______
iv. Try it with another bottle. Which bottle holds less water?
C. Circle the one which holds more water.
D. Water is very useful for us.
Tick $(\checkmark)$ the amount of water you need for the given activities.
Project Work
A. Discuss why is it important to take water in a bucket for bathing instead of shower or running tap water.
B. Tear and paste colourful paper strips to make one portion of the strip short and another longer. The strips should be of different sizes.
C. List things which are easier to carry and which are difficult to carry.
D. Get bottles, bowls and glasses of different sizes. Now see how many glasses or bowls of water can fill the bottle. Which of these can hold more water?
Ask children how many glasses of water they drink in a day. Discuss and sensitise them about water getting wasted around them, what they would do if water is left in the glass, should it be thrown or given to the plants. Also discuss other ways of saving water like closing the tap when not in use, reusing water, etc.
