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Holidays Homework of Class IV


HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK 2017-18
Class IV
ENGLISH
  1. Read Newspaper regularly during your holiday. Cut five pictures from the old Newspaper. Paste them in your English notebook and give a caption to each picture.
  2. Compose two small poems, learn them and write them in your English notebook.
  3. Write few lines on the following topics—My family is Special , A cartoon character I like.
  4. Everyday learn three words of English alphabetically and their meaning and create a quality and beautiful dictionary.
  5. Revise the portion done in the class.
EVS
  1. Collect the pictures of ‘Freedom Fighters’ of India and write five lines on each of them on scrapbook.
  2. Collect information about the ‘Chipko Movement’ and write a paragraph on it on your notebook.
  3. On which planet do you live? Why life is possible only on this planet? Give reasons.
  4. Write five slogans on ‘Save Trees’.
  5. Imagine yourself ‘a drop of water’ and describe your journey from mountain to land.
  6. Revise the portion done in the class.
Maths
General Instructions:-
Do all the work on A4 Size sheets and submit in a folder with cover page.
  1. By reading the newspaper, find out the maximum temperature for 10 consecutive days. Make a table (omit decimals). From the table, answer the following.
  1. Write the numbers in descending order.
  2. Write the numbers in ascending order.
  3. Write number names of each number.
  4. Write each numbers into roman numerals.
  5. What is the greatest number?
  6. What is the smallest number?
  7. What is the product of the greatest and smallest numbers?
  1. Write the multiplication tables from 6 to 15 and also write the properties of addition, subtraction and multiplication in your fair note book.
  2. Colour the chart using the colour mention in the table.
S.No.
Blue
Red
Yellow
1.
Three thousand three hundred
Eight thousand two
Nine thousand nine
2.
Predecessor of 95621

Successor of 62900
Successor of largest 4-digit number
3.
90000 + 900 + 90 + 9

50000 + 7000 + 900 + 10
40000 + 3000 + 600 + 60 + 6
4.
Greatest 6-digit number
Smallest 5-digit number
One less than greatest 5-digit number.

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