CLASS V HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
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1 CLASS V HOLIDAY HOMEWORK ENGLISH 1. Read a book written by any one of these authors: Suggested titles: Charlie and the glass elevator-roald Dahl Matilda-Roald Dahl The enormous crocodile-roald Dahl An Island Of Trees-Ruskin Bond Children s omnibus-ruskin Bond Rusty-Ruskin Bond Draw two illustrations based on the characters you liked in the story. Write a book report of the book in your scrap book. The guideline for writing the report is given below.( to be done in a scrapbook) BOOK REPORT Name of the book: Author's Name: Major Characters (and a description of each one) : Summary of the book/story in your own words: 2.Read the newspaper regularly during your holidays. Cut five pictures from old newspapers. Paste them in a collage form in your scrap book and give a caption to each picture.(refer to sports section, national and international news) 3.Craft a neckpiece of Adjectives you have studied in class IV. NURTURE THE NATURE ( the following tasks to be done as per the roll nos. allotted) a) Create your own Crossword puzzle on terminologies related to flora and fauna: Make a wall hanging of the crossword using cardboard n colored sheets. Create a crossword on a separate colored sheet and paste it on the cardboard.(you can refer to the following websites for help under parental guidance) rd_search.jsp { Roll no 1-9} b) Create a poem on Trees : our best friend : Write the poem on a handmade sheet and fold it as a scroll. {Roll no 10-18} (You can begin like this. Deep in the woods stands the kindest things we know the tall trees they do not harm n simply grow ) c) Make a collage in your scrap file of all the pictures related to flora and fauna that you see around you and give a caption to each picture. { Roll no 19-27}
2 d) Weave a story including all the elements[ fire, water, earth, air and ether ] of nature and illustrate. ( to be done in scrap file) { Roll no 28 38} (Yo can begin like this One fine morning, I woke up from deep sleep only to find myself floating above the ground.. ) e) Create an advertisement for a herbal product on a handmade sheet and fold it as a scroll.(you can also write a jingle for the same.) { Roll no 39-46} raola na0 10 sao 19 tk ihndi g`aiyma kalaina garhkaya- kxaa 5 ivayaya ihndi 1 pod, paoqao hmaaro saccao ima~ ho. [sa ivayaya pr saumdr ica~ saiht slaaogana kadbaaod- pr banaa[yao. 2 itsau popr ki sahayata sao ek saumdr fula banaa[yao va Apnao manapsamd fula ko baaro maom jaanakari p`apt kiijae AaOr ]sao postlasait pr ilaike 3 fula va paoqaaom sao haonao vaalao laaba ko baaro maom ica~ saiht kad- baaod- pr ilaike sabai ivadyaaiqa-yaaom ko ilae 1 iksai BaI baala pi~ka kao piz,e AaOr jaao tina khanai Aapkao sabasao AcCI lagai ]sako baaro maom ilaike ik vaao khanai AcCI lagai. 2 gamai- pr tina kivataaaom ka samklana ica~ saiht kiijae. 3 CuTiTyaaoM maom Aap Apnao Aap kao kosao svasqa rk sakto ho [sa ivayaya pr AnaucCod ica~ saiht ilaike
3 4 Sabd kaoya p`%yaok Axar sao tina tina Sabd laokr ica~ saiht SabdkaoYa sk`op fa[la maom lagaa[yao` Maths Class V For all i) Make a beautiful collage on pictures depicting Maths in Nature (in activity file) iii) Prepare a project report on Bills. The project must contain: i) Definition of bill ii) Types of bills iii) Layout of a bill iv) Steps to prepare a bill v) Uses of a bill vi) 5 bills you receive at home. (refer Unit-Bill from mathematics book page no.168,169,170 ) Roll No Nurture the nature: Be a temperature tracker. Record the maximum and minimum temperature of atleast 10 days on a mount board and highlight on which day the temperature was a) Maximum (use star stickers) b) Minimum (use smiley stickers) Roll No On a mountboard, make a symmetrical sand butterfly or flower. (Use bright colours) Roll No Make a snakes and ladders game on a mountboard. Use a 10 x 10 grid and write numbers from on it. Encircle all the prime numbers and cross the composite numbers. Use coloured buttons and dice to play the game with your family and friends.
4 Roll No Using handmade paper, make a shopping bag and paste the picture of any Mathematician on it. (use geometrical shapes and eco friendly materials) OR Make a mini mathematics dictionary using waste paper or old greeting cards. Pick up 10 words used in Maths and Write them along with their meaning. (You may refer to your maths book) Roll No. 41 onwards 1 Design your own Table mat: Can you try and invent a totally new design of a table Mat. All you need is one fourth of a chart paper to put your ideas opn. Use triangles, squares, rectangles, circles and line segments to create your design. And you can even make use of any art form you know of collage, painting, embroidery or even computer pieces, strings, coloured paper etc. And, do cover the table mat with plastic sheet. Happy Weaving! J CLASS V SCIENCE Please do the tasks according to your Roll no.for project reports use a scrap file. The collage and the charts should be well laminated, labelled and should be presented in hanging mode with hooks. Models should be laminated. Poster size should be half the size of cartridge sheet. ROLL NO * Prepare a collage on FRIENDLY FORESTS.Depict all things we get from forests. ROLL NO * Collect information, pictures, articles on WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY celebrated on 5 th june from newspapers and magazines.
5 ROLL NO *Paste the picture of a monument which is being destroyed by pollution and answer the following : (i)what is happening and why this is happening? (ii)what steps can be taken to prevent this? Prepare a project report on AIR POLLUTION - FINDING A SOLUTION. Use suitable pictures for this purpose.also prepare a poster on GO GREEN TO BREATHE CLEAN. ROLL NO *Prepare pamphlets / posters on the theme PROTECT THE NATURE FOR A BETTER FUTURE. Also write a small poem or poster. few lines on conservation of flora and fauna on the ROLL NO * Prepare a project report on FUELS - OUR LIFELINE. Energy saved today is energy for tomorrow. Also prepare a sash on the above theme. SOCIAL STUDIES Please do the assigned homework according to your roll numbers. The collage and the charts should be well laminated, labelled and should be presented in hanging mode with hooks. The project file must be presented very neatly, with colourful borders, pictures, photographs & drawings. To be done by all: Read a story or biography of a famous national hero and write down the summary of the story.(do this in your activity file) Watch the movie Gandhi and write few lines of his great struggle towards Independence.( Do this in your activity file) Make a chart on different means of communication like satellites, mobiles,skype,twitter etc.
6 The following Charts/Models/PPT/Collage will be done according to your roll numbers ROLL NO. (1-9) India is a paradise for tourists. Visit different parts of India and discover the unique beauty of our great country. Choose any one state and make a PowerPoint Presentation about its culture, tradition,costumes,food etc. ROLL NO. (10-19) Find out the significance of subways, flyovers and highways in modern times compare it with olden times. Discuss with your grandparents and write their importances also make a chart on different means of transport. ROLL NO. (20-29) Make a brochure to highlight the important features of any two monuments of your state. What steps can be taken to preserve it. ROLL NO. (30-39) Prepare an advertisement in creating awareness about girl education, cleanliness, health and hygiene, vote campaign. ROLL NO. (40 Onwards) Make a chart with pictures on the Do s and Don t we should adopt when we visit a river bank and also design a T-Shirt with a message written on it on the topic Save The River. Notes: Bring the holiday homework as per the schedule given by the teacher after the summer vacations. Go for morning walks, cycling, exercising, and jogging every day. Read newspaper daily and write two new words with meaning. Spend less time on watching television and do more of fun filled activities.
7 COMPUTER SCIENCE Collect pictures and information related to topics mentioned below and make a collage on full cartridge sheet : Roll No. 1 to 10 : INPUT DEVICES Roll No. 11 to 20 : OUTPUT DEVICES Roll No. 21 to 30 : STORAGE DEVICES Roll No. 31 to 40 : APPLICATIONS of COMPUTERS Roll No. 41 onwards : DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOFTWARES Sanskrit raola na0 1 sao 15 tk mama pircaya faotao saiht Activity file maom. raola na0 16 sao 30 ho Pa`Baao Slaaok ica~ saiht Activity file maom. raola na0 31 sao 45 pa^ca vastuaaom pixayaaom ko naama samskrt maom ica~ saiht chart popr pr ila#a kr laa^e.
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