PRAGATI PUBLIC SCHOOL
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
CLASS IV (2013-14)
The summer vacation’s here at last !
We'll have only fun.
We won't study all day long any more ,
and the fun will last all day long.
But we won't know what to do any more,
perhaps we'll go outside and play all day long,
Or stay indoors and watch TV all the more,
we'll only play games all day long,
But we won’t be confused , and bored any more
for we know what to do all day long,
We’ll have fun with our holiday work all the more.
Before you begin, remember…
Do…
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…pray
Don’t…
… be lazy and become
a couch potato!!
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…read good
story books
 …exercise and play
 …play outdoor games
 … make new friends
Note : --Encourage your child to research things on the net but under your
supervision only.
Brainvita!!!
- Thinking Skills
Dear Parents, do remember :
There are many opportunities to develop your child’s thinking skills when he/she is playing at
home. A simple exercise such as showing him/her the items bought, after a shopping trip, involves
your child in sorting and grouping items.
List Out- Make a list of food items that you would like to buy for a get-together
with your friends. Also make a budget of a certain amount approved by
your parents( not more than Rs 100/-). Make a total bill for the
items you want to buy and see if the amount is more than your budget.
If the total is more than your budget, decide if the list should be cut
down by a few items. Show your budgeted and original lists
with amounts on A4 size sheet(s).
Language Fun!
ENGLISH
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List as many words as you can, which mean feeling surprised.
Example: Astonished
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A couplet is a two-line poem. The last word of each line rhymes.
Example: A baby spider played in the sun.
Bouncing on a web is so much fun.
-Select five pairs of rhyming words such as (tree, bee) ; (red, bed) ; (book, look) and
write a couplet for each.
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Read any one story book (abridged version) from those named below :
Gulliver's Travels; Black Beauty; The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Now imagine you are a journalist and have to interview the main character of the
book you read . List five questions, you would ask the character.
Note: All the above work must be done neatly on A4 size sheets which can be put together
in the form of a file. Decorate your work as you wish.
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Mathemania -MATHEMATICS
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While travelling we all have to follow traffic rules. If you violate the rules you have
to pay a fine. Find out seven such traffic rules and the amount of fine you have to
pay. Three examples of such rules are :
-Crossing the stop line at a traffic crossing
-Not wearing seat belt while driving
-Over speeding
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Write and learn multiplication tables up to 20.
NOTE: Use A4 size sheets to do both the above works. File them together.
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Make the model mentioned against your roll number. Use waste material to make
it.
A board game-Snakes and Ladders using Roman numerals up to 50
(R.nos 1 to10)
Make a model clock -Use Roman numerals (R.nos 11 to 20)
Make a laminated table mat -Use vegetable printing of geometrical shapes.
(R.nos 21 to 31)
Let’s Investigate –Young
Scientists at work !
SCIENCE and SOCIAL STUDIES
Visit the National Science Centre or any other Science
Museum .Write about an exhibit you liked the most .Use
the net/books too, to find and write about the basic
principle on which it works. Make a neat diagram of the
exhibit (Use A4 size sheets and file them).
Endangered animals : Make a list of 5 wild life sanctuaries in India and
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mention the endangered animals found in each of them. Paste pictures
of those animals and sanctuaries. (Use A4 size sheets and file them).
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or
Prepare a Power Point presentation on any one of the following topics:- Global warming
- Importance of plants for humans
Make any one of the following models (try to use waste material )
- Digestive system
-Water Cycle
- Life Cycle of a Butterfly
- Solar System.