GUIDELINES FOR HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT 2017-18
CLASS-II
1.
Holiday assignment should be submitted on the 1st day of the school after
vacation.
2.
Use A4sheets to write your answers, if required. Decorate the borders of the
sheets beautifully in your own way.
3.
Compile sheets and put them in an attractive handmade folder.
4.
Don’t forget to label your holiday homework.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
ENGLISH HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
1) UNSCRAMBLE THE WORD
Make as many words as you can from AEROPLANE.
2-letter words
3-letter words
4-letter words
5-letter words
2) ANTONYMS
Seen the word before? Heard it anywhere? Use your vacations for find the
meaning of ‘antonym’. Describe in one word!
Make flash cards (15*15 cm) and write the words given below on one side
and their antonyms on the other side.
 Hot
 Smooth
 Night
 Tall
 Sad
{Want to explore further? Then search for synonyms and homonyms. All the best
for your expedition.}
3) LET’S DISCUSS
What do you think is happening in this picture? What all can you see? Any
particular incident that you would like to share? Write 10-12 lines describing the
picture above .
4) PROJECT TIME
(Do the project allocated for your roll number)
 Roll no 1 to 8- make attractive flash cards {15*15cm} of any 10
adjectives and colour them bright.
 Roll no 9 to 17- design a colourful wall hanging displaying nouns.
 Roll no 18 to 25- pictorically represent singular and plural of any five
things and five animals on your beautifully handcrafted flash cards
{15*15cm}.
 Roll no 26 to 32- make a chart using your calligraphy and pictures to
represent verbs (or action words).
 Roll no 33 to 38- make attractive flash cards {15*15cm} of any 10
adverbs and use your magic with crayons to bring them to life.
MATHS HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
1 Tell what fraction of each shape is shaded:-
2. Write the place value of the underlined number.
3.
Using newspapers and magazines take out 5 pictures of objects having
the shape of i) Circle
ii) Square iii) Rectangle
iv) Triangle
Paste it in a separate notebook
4. ‘Track it Daily’ Activity – Pick a number everyday and fill the sheet. Do 20
numbers in total.
5. Maths Craft Activity
Roll nos. 1-5 : Draw your favourite cartoon and write the height and length of its
features. Do it on a colourful A4 sheet. A sample of the same is given below.
Roll nos. 6-10 : Make 3D models of cube, cuboids and cylindrical shape. Samples
are given below.
Roll nos. 11-15 : Months of the Year – Make a clock model or a flow chart with
names of the months. Find attached the sample:
Roll no.16-20 : Make a wheel depicting the days of the week. Find attached
sample
Q6. Make a project according to your roll numbers:i)
Roll no 21-25 : Make 2-2 weights depicting standard unit of weight (in
grams and kilograms)
ii)
Roll no 26-30 : Make 2 scales depicting standard unit of length ( 15cm
and 30cm scale)
iii)
Roll no 31-35 : Make 2 beakers showing unit of capacity( 500ml and 1L)
iv)
Roll no 36-40 : Make notes of Rs. 10,20,50,100,500,2000 and coins of
Rs.1,2,5,10.
EVS- HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
1.
On an A4 size sheet draw a plant and label its different parts.
2.
Make a list of things around us and draw pictures related to it on A3 size
sheet.
3.
Make a beautiful wall hanging displaying five different seasons in a year.
4.
Make a chart (use thick A3 sheet) on a) Safety rules (roll no: 1 to 3)
b) Neighbourhood places (roll no: 4 to 6)
c) Community helpers ( roll no: 7 to 9)
d) Water cycle (roll no: 10 to 12)
5.
Let us make beautiful flash cards (use cartridge sheet) according to your roll
numbers:
a) Types of houses (roll no: 13 to 15)
b) Means of transport (roll no: 16 to 18)
c) Animals (homes or babies) (roll no: 19 to 21)
d) Traffic signals (roll no: 22 to 44)
e) Types of plants (roll no: 25 to 27)
f) Kinds of animals ( roll no: 28 to 30)
g) Festivals -religious and national (roll no: 31 to 32)
h) Types of rocks ( roll no: 33 to 35)
i) Uses of wind (roll no: 35 to 38)
NOTE: Consult your textbook before making Flash cards (size 10 by10).
Revise all the work done in April and May.
COMPUTER HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
1.
On an A4 size sheet make a collage of the places where computer is used.