Worksheet 106 1777

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Group Performance Nature
Doodling, Weaving, Environmental Dinosaurs, Kitchen skills, Vocabulary
Paper Cutting, consciousness, Cars, First Aid development,
8-9 Cartooning, Sustainability, Collections, Grammar skills,
Upcycling / Recycling, Elements of the Animation, Reading and Writing
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Doodling : Techniques
Doodles are simple drawings that can represent some meaning and just made up of
random or abstract lines generally without lifting the drawing pen from the paper.
Practice the given designs in the boxes given using a gel / micro tip pen.
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Doodling : Faces
Let us have fun by drawing human faces through doodling and represent various moods.
Create a human face to show the feelings as represented in the images. Gel / micro tip
pen to be used.

Doodling : Finish the doodle
Engage your imagination. Think about what the rhino is dreaming about and finish the
doodle.

Doodling - Finish the drawing
This is a window in your room. What do you see outside the window? Using your creative
skills complete the picture using doodle and colour them.

Doodling - Creative Imagineering
Challenge yourself to think outside of the box.Turn as many of the circles as possible into
a recognizable object in 3 minutes. You can use each circle as an object or use more
than one together to represent an object. A few examples have been given.

Weaving : Simple paper weaving
You can never get bored with paper weaving with the freedom to weave in any
direction you want and using different colours. We will do a simple paper weaving using
paper, coloured strips /plain strips and scissors
Instructions
1 Fold a paper into half
2 Cut slits at the folding and leaving

some space towards the edge of the
paper.
3 Cut out paper strips. Using different

colours will make your weaving more
colourful.
4 Start weaving the paper by putting the

strips over and under the slits.
Your first paper weaving is ready :-)

Weaving : Patterned paper weaving
We will do a pattern using paper weaving by following the instructions given. Materials
required for this is white card board, scale, pencil, coloured paper strips, glue.
Instructions
On a card board of your preferred colour and size 6x6 mark the borders and 6
1 equal width strips. Cut the strips using a knife and stopping where the borders
are marked.
For the first row take a strip of paper from below the base sheet bring it over
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the 3rd strip and take it down. Bring it back over the 6th strip and take it down.
For 2nd row take it over the second strip and move it down. Later take it over
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the 5th strip and take it down.
For the third row take the paper strip from below and over the first cut and
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take it below. Later take it over the 4th cut and take it below.
4th row is repetative of 1st row, 5th row is repetative of 2nd row and 6th row is
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repetative of 3rd row.
6 Once done glue all the free ends of the paper strip below the base sheet.

Weaving : Paper weaving animal
Let us make a turtle using the paper weaving method by following the instructions give.
Materials required for this is cardboard, coloured paper strips, glue, black pen and
scissors.
Instructions
Take a print out of the image given and paste it on the

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cardboard and cut along the shape of the turtle.
Take the coloured paper strips which you have already

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prepared and weave it
Paste this on the shell of the turtle and cut out all the extra
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paper.
Highlight the eye and the fins of the turtle using black
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pen.

Weaving : Paper weaving placemat
Basics of weaving can be learnt by making an easy paper weave mat. Let us follow
the instructions and weave a paper mat.
Materials required : Various coloured paper, glue, scissors, some decorative items
Cut the paper into desired shape of square or

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rectangle.
2 Fold the paper into half and draw even spaced

vertical lines for cutting stopping about 1inch from
the opposite side. Unfold the paper.
3 Cut coloured paper stips. Ensure that their length is

more than the length of the side which you want to
weave.
Start weaving the paper strips across the slits going

4 over and under the slits. Weave the strips until your
square or rectangle is full.
Carefully flip the sheet and apply glue to the end of the strips and
secure it by pasting them. Ensure that all the folded ends are
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concelead at the bottom. You can also paste a paper frame and
decorate it.

Weaving : Paper lantern
Hanging a handmade lantern in your house will add a beauty to the surrounding. Let us
prepare one and you can hang them at your house. Write the activity sequence
number in the box given and do the activity with the help of your teacher.
Paste the handle
Cut an 1inch strip for the

Cut equal width strips
handle and keep it separate.
Fold the paper into

Decorate the border
half
Form a lantern by
Draw a horizontal line for
stapeling both the
marking the border
edges.

Mime : History
Mime was made famous by two personalities. Looking at the images fill in the blanks
with the help of the keywords given.
Identify the person
Identify the renowned on

screen character name
Identify the person who ruled the silent cinema era

by telling a story through body language and
gesture alone
Identify the location where

Mime actually originated.
Keywords
Bip, the clown Theatre of Dionysus, Athens
Marcel Marceau Charlie Chaplin

Mime : Object exploration
Imagine you have gone to a mime show. Fill in the facial expression by the actor in the
below given images and write the expression given.

Mime : Facial expression
Mime is nothing but your way of expressing your feelings through facial expressions and
without any talking by the actor. Try the below given basic facial expressions of Mime
and write down next to the image what type of expression is it.

Mime : Mime scenario cards
Enact the below given scenarios in front of your friends and ask them to guess what
your are doing. This will be fun and will bring our your acting skills. Mark yourself a point
for every correct guess made by your friend. In the end see how well you scored.
Scenario Card
You are having a nightmare and

waking up your brother/sister
(Hint: remember to show sleeping part)
Scenario Card
You are spening the day at the beach

(Hint: put an umbrella, put out towels,
run on sun cream, get on surfboard
etc.)
Scenario Card
You and a friend go out into the snow
and have a snow fight
(Hint: everyone needs to know you are
freezing - maybe build a snowman first
before the fight )
Scenario Card
Your scorecard
You are buying a pair of high-heeled
shoes and you find they hurt your feet.
You buy them and put them on only to
fall over when you leave the shop.
(Hint: show they are high heels, show
the pain, wobble walking before you
fall)

Mime : Let us act
Enact the given situations through mime. Pretend like you are in a crowded room and
want to convey message to your friend who standing far away from you.
1 I want to leave as I am tired.
2 I am talking to a boring person
Take a picture of me along with the person whom I am

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standing with.
4 Could you please get me a drink?
5 I am excited.

Paper Cutting: Lantern
Cut out the lantern template. Fold paper in half along the center. Cut slits along the spotted lines. Unfold the paper. Glue part A
to B and your beautiful lantern is ready!

Paper Cutting: Circle of hearts
Cut out the square given below and fold according to the instructions. Make sure you
can see the design. Cut out the grey area to reveal the beautiful heart circle.
Fold diagonally in
Cut the square. Fold in half again
half
Fold the left section Fold the right section Cut along the horizontal edge

Paper Cutting: Snowflake
Follow the instructions and make a beautiful snowflake using the template below.
Instructions:
1. Cut out the square and fold along the black lines. Make sure the printed
section is always visible to you when you fold.
2. With the help of an adult, carefully cut out the grey area. Now open the folds
and voila!

Paper Cutting: Flower Power
Cut the square and fold according to the directions given below. While folding, make
sure the design is always visible. Cut out the grey area to make a beautiful six petal
flower.
Fold diagonally in
Cut the square. Fold in half again
half
Fold the left section Fold the right section Cut along the horizontal edge

Paper Cutting: Human Chain Circle
Cut the circle given below and fold it according to the instructions. Draw the human
shapes according to the template( step 4.). With the help of an adult, cut out the shapes
you drew, and voila! Once done, you can even draw the faces and color the clothes.
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1. 2. 3. 4

Animation: Animate a scene
Let's learn how to animate a simple action scene. The picture below shows the 8 stages of a walk cycle. Observe the body
posture in each stage and replicate it in simple stick figure forms in the boxes below.
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.

Animation: Jumping Frog Thaumatrope
Have you ever heard of a Thaumatrope? A thaumatrope is an optical toy that was
popular in the 19th century. it is a disk with a picture on each side attached to two pieces
of string. When the strings are twirled quickly between the fingers the two pictures appear
to blend into one due to the persistence of vision. We can also make a thaumatrope by
attaching two pictures to a stick which when rubbed between palms, creates the same
effect. Follow the instructions given below to make your own thaumatrope.
Supplies needed: Picture template given below, scissors, glue, a skewer or a straw
Instructions:
1. With the help of an adult, cut the picture template given below. Cut along the outer
rectangle. Do not separate the pictures.
2. Fold the rectangle along the dotted line. The picture should be on the outside.
3. Put a skewer between the folds and stick both the sides together with glue. It should
look something like this:
4. Hold the stick between your hands and rub your hands forwards and
backwards. Enjoy the amazing effect!

Animation: Moving Eyes Fox
Nothing can escape the eyes of the clever and vigilant Mr. Fox. Follow the instructions
given below to create your very own moving eyes fox toy.
1. Colour the fox template given below. With the help of an adult, cut out the
shapes (eye strip, fox face and two thin strips for the loops). Cut otf the eye area
from the face.
2. Apply little glue on the edges of the thin strips and stick one strip behind each
eye, creating two loops. Carefully insert the eye strip in the loops. Pull the strip
left, right, up or down and enjoy the changing expressions of Mr. Fox.
cut cut

Animation: Optical Illusion-Running Wolf
Let´s create an easy yet fascinating animated optical illusion. Cut out the two images given below. With the help of an adult, cut
out the white slits in the grid template( only till dotted lines) using a paper knife. Once your grid is ready, put it over the other
picture and slide from one end to the other. Voila! Do you see a running wolf?

Animation: Zoetrope
The zoetrope, or “wheel of life,” is an optical toy which creates the illusion of movement
from a series of still drawings or paintings in a band lining a rotating drum. Follow the
instructions below to make your own zoetrope.
You would need: cello tape, a pencil with eraser end, a paper plate or a
circular cardboard base, a small thumbtack
1. Cut out the two strips from the zoetrope template given below. Fold them along the
dotted lines. With the help of an adult, using a paper-knife, cut out each of the white
rectangles from both strips to create the viewing slits.
2. Tape both the sheets together into one large loop( with the pictures on the
inside of the loop), using cello tape. Do NOT let any tape fold over to the
inside.
3. Fix the loop in the center of a small paper plate or a circular cardboard
base using tapes on the outside. Poke a hole in the center of the plate and
using a thumbtack, carefully, fix it to the eraser end of a pencil.
4. Now rub the pencil back and forth between your palms and look through
the slits. What do you see?

Reading: Anagrams
Anagrams are words that contain the same letters but are arranged in a different order.
For example, read is an anagram of dear . Answer the second part of these riddles using
appropriate anagram pairs.
Example:
A short sleep during the day. Something to cook with.
nap pan
1. A place to wash dishes. What covers your body.

sink
2. A sour fruit. A juicy fruit.
lemon
3. Something you bake. hair on a man's face.
bread
4. The opposite of here. A number.
there
5. The place where land meets sea. An animal that people ride.
shore
6. A dog´s feet. An insect that stings.
paws

Reading: word pairs
Can you fill in an animal/insect name in front of the each word given below? The
condition is that the name should begin with the same letter as the word in front of it, for
example, Angry ant.
Hungry
Smiling
Grumpy
Laughing
Kind
Jolly
Loyal
Crying
Dancing
Beautiful
Zealous

Reading: Tongue Twisters
Try saying this line as fast as you can: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper. Could
you do that or your tongue got twisted? A sentence or series of words that is hard to say
correctly is called a tongue twister. Follow the instructions given below to create your
own tongue twisters.
1. Choose a name, for example, Baani.
2. What did the person do? It must begin with the first letter of his/her name, for
example, bought bananas.
3. When did this activity occur? Again, it must begin with same letter, for
example, before bedtime.
4. Where is the person? Remember! It must begin with the same letter, eg. bada
bazaar.
5. Combine everything together: Baani bought bananas before bedtime from bada
bazaar. Easy! Give it a go now.
Tongue twister 1
Tongue twister 2

Reading: Draw the timeline
Read the passage given below and fill in the events that took place, in the timeline.
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869, in Porbandar, India. In his
youth he learned the religions of Hinduism and Jainism. During his years at school,
Gandhi was considered an average student. In 1887 he finished his studies at the
University of Bombay. He then moved to England to study law. He returned to India in
1891. He tried to start a law career, but he was unsuccessful. In 1893 Gandhi took a job
in a British colony in South Africa. There he saw Europeans mistreating Indian settlers. He
got into politics to fight for Indian rights.
Gandhi first used his method of nonviolent protest in 1906. He told Indians that they
should not obey British laws that they thought were wrong. He also said they should stay
peaceful no matter how they were punished for their actions. This new method of
protest became known as satyagraha, or “devotion to truth.”
1869
1887
1891
1893
1906

Reading: Draw the character
Read the paragraph below. Draw a picture of the main character in the space. Make
your picture look as much like the character in the paragraph as you can.
Kabir entered the room. Everyone went quiet. He had a striking personality. He
was tall and wore a blue suit, white shirt and a red tie. His hair were curly and
black. His big black eyes danced happily around the room. Even before he
spoke, people could tell it was going to be an interesting meeting.

Kitchen skills : Cooking Tools
Find the name of the cooking tools and write the same on the line given below the
pictures. You can make use of the keywords given in the box.
Keywords
measuring chopping
frying pan oven glove
spoons board
grater rolling pin strainer tea pot
spatula knife bowl ladle

pressure
whisk measuring cup chop sticks
cooker

Kitchen Skills : Ready, Steady, Cook
We can cook easily if we understand the cooking terms better. Let's learn the cooking
terms in this activity. See the pictures related to cooking and find the words in the word
search table. You can make use of the keywords. Words can be found horizontally,
vertically, diagonally or overlapping. Circle the words as you find them.
f d w q c h o p e g h Key words
z e h b g r a t e c d Grate
a c i a w x f r y f i Boil
l j s l m h c n i p v Pinch
t s k p r o n u w x a Whisk
a p b l s q u e e z e Fry
d o e i f c i g h j z Squeeze
q u r o n m k l u p w Chop
s r t b l e n d v e a Blend
v o d c h k y k a e q Pour
s s t i r g x j t l s Stir
t d e f l a t t e n j Flatten
Peel

Kitchen skills : Make a Chef Hat
Do you want to become a master chef? Let's make a chef hat using the following instructions.
STEPS:
1. Cut the template along the dotted outer lines.
2. Take the part B and paste it over the part A.
3. Cut along the dotted line C. Repeat the same with same
distance along the entire paper.
4. Take the ends D and E together and paste them.
5. Now decorate the hat as you wish.
D A E

Kitchen Skills : Following a recipe
Let us make a tasty yummy recipe. Follow the instructions and surprise your parents!
Chocolate chip, Peanut butter and Banana Sandwich
Ingredients:
1. Creamy peanut butter - 1/4 cup
2. Honey - 2 tablespoons
3. Ground cinnamon - 1/4 teaspoon
4. Chocolate chips - 2 tablespoons
5. Whole wheat bread - 2 slices
6. Thinly sliced medium banana - 1
Recipe:
1. Mix peanut butter, honey and cinnamon.

2. Add Chocolate chips to this mixture.
3. Spread this over the bread slices.
4. Arrange the thin slices of banana over this mixture.
5. Place the other bread slice over this and enjoy!

Kitchen Skills : Cook it up
Let us cook a recipe. Follow the instructions and complete the recipe.
Yummy Cheesy Vegetable Pizza
1. Colour the mushroom, capsicum, olives, onion given in the ingredients list.
2. Cut along the dotted lines and keep them ready.
3. Colour the pizza base.

4. Arrange the ingredients over the pizza base. Yummy cheesy vegetable pizza is
ready!
Ingredients
Mushrooms Capsicum Onion Olive

Paper Planes : Simple Paper Glider
Let us fly high by following the steps and making simple paper glider.
STEPS:
1. Take a paper with Portrait Orientation. Fold in half Lengthwise.
2. Fold the upper edges to the centerline.

3. Fold the triangle downwards along its lower edge.
4. Fold the tip of the triangle up to the top to locate the halfway point, then unfold.
5. While firmly holding the center in place, fold both upper corners to the halfway point.
6. Fold the remaining tab up as far as it will go. It should slightly overlap the previous fold.
7. Fold in half along the centerline, with the tab on the outside.
8. Fold one wing such that the outer edge is brought colinear with the plane"s centerline.
9. Fold the otherwing in a symmetrical fashion. Unfold and fly!
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5 6 7 8 9

Paper Planes : Paper Helicopter
Do you like to play with helicopters? Then use the template and follow the instructions and enjoy!
Things Needed: Template, Scissors, Paper Clip.
Steps:
1. Cut the template along the Solid lines. Fold on the dotted lines.
2. Fold A toward you. Fold B away from you.
3. Fold C and D over each other so they overlap.
4. Fold the bottom up and put a paper clip on it.
5. Throw the helicopter like throwing paper plane.

Paper Planes : Space Shuttle
Who doesn't dream of going to space and explore. Let our dreams come true! Lets make
a space shuttle by following the instructions given below.
STEPS:
1. Take a paper and cut it in square shape. Fold diagonally one way, open it and fold it
the opposite way.
2. Then take the corners and fold them up to the top.
3. Fold each side down as shown below.
4. Fold the entire thing in half and then position it as shown
5. Next, fold the top down and then up about 1/4 of the way.
6. Then open it up. We are going to use the folds to make it fold in on itself.
7. Then, fold it up. Make a small fold on the nose and use that fold to push it in to flatten
out the nose.
8. Fold the wings up on each side. Now it can stand!

Paper Planes : Triplane
To make a triplane, take a square paper and follow the instructions given below.
Steps:
1. Fold in half then book fold edges to centre.
2. Make a gentle pinch fold, crease only where show. Turn over.
3. Fold the top left corner to meet the crease made in step 2, make sure the crease starts
at the centre of the top edge. Repeat on the other side. Turn over. That last fold made 6o
4. Unfold back to start.
5. Fold the top edge down at the points of the 60 degree folds.
6. Make a squash fold, the paper should move naturally. See the next step.
7. Repeat the squash fold on the other side, tucking the point inside the pocket.
8. Fold the triangle upwards.
9. Fold the outer folded edges to the centre crease.
10. Mountain fold in half.
11. Open the wings out to right angles.
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5 6 7 8
9 10 11 Finished Plane

Paper Planes : Flight Test
We know how to make Paper Glider and Triplane. Now let's have some challenge, flying
the planes. You have two planes now and you can play this with your friends or siblings.
Take a plane each. Its your turn first, throw the plane and measure the distance it
travelled. Next is your friend's turn. Each of you can have 10 chances. Add the total
distance travelled for each plane. Determine which plane travelled the farthest.
Me My Friend
Flight one
Flight two
Flight three
Flight four
Flight five
Flight six
Flight seven
Flight eight
Flight nine
Flight ten
Total Score

Star Gazing: stars on your wall
Cut out each of the circles showing the constellations. Glue the circles to a thick sheet of
cardboard to make them sturdier. Once the glue is dry, use scissors to cut out the
constellation circles again. With the help of an adult, carefully pierce a hole in each
circle spot on the constellation circle using a pair of scissors or a push pin. Place the circle
inside the front edge of the flashlight so that the light shines through the pierced points on
the paper. In a dark room, shine the flashlight onto a wall so that you can see the points
of light creating the constellation. For each flashlight constellation, talk about what other
shapes or animals that constellation could represent and make stories.
Ursa Major Orion
The Big Dipper Aquarius

Star Gazing : Planets facts
Fill in the facts about planets in the space given below.
Saturn
Moons
Temperature
Size
Uranus
Moons
Temperature
Size
Neptune
Moons
Temperature
Size

Star Gazing : Galaxies
A galaxy is a huge collection of gas, dust, and stars and their solar systems. Identify the
type of galaxy. Write their name and two facts about them in the space given below.
Name:
Facts:
Name:
Facts:
Name:
Facts:

Star gazing: Order of the planets
Cut the planets and paste them in the correct order in the orbits given. Then colour them up.
Mercury Venus
Earth Mars
Jupiter Saturn
Uranus Neptune

Star gazing : Astronaut suit
Identify the parts of space suit and label them.

Bird watching: parts of a bird
A picture of a bird is given below. Write the name of each body part at given place.

Bird watching: bird names
Find the name of the birds in the given grid. Words are hidden across and down.
p e a c o c k r t a y i a o l a m
r f g h h j i k l r u y r g b r c
k a n k w r n t u k r p k s v k j
d l e d r t g w v d u j d k l d m
k c n k w r f t u k r p k s v k j
a o s a w q i r t a y i a o l a m
k n n k w r s t u k r p k s v k j
d s e d r t h w v d u j d k l d m
r f g h h j e k l r u y r g b r c
k q n k w r r t u k r p k s v k j
a n s a w q e r t a y i a o l a m
r f g h h j r k l r u y r g b r c
w o o d p e c k e r s p k s v k j
a n s p a r r o w a y i a o l a m
r f g h u m m i n g b i r d b r c
k q n k w r k t u r k e y s v k j
a n s a w q e r t a y i a o l a m
k q n k w r k t o s t r i c h k j
Bird Names
Peacock King Fisher Sparrow Turkey
Humming bird Ostrich Wood peckers Falcon

Bird Watching: identify the bird
Pictures of birds given below. Identify the each bird and write their name. You can
colour the pictures.

Bird watching: bird study
Do you watch birds? Find out the details about your favourite bird and record it in the
below space.
My favourite bird
Picture of the bird:
My observations
Colour:
Beak shape:
Wing shape:
Food habits:
Have you seen its nest?
Did you hear its voice?
Was the bird alone?

Bird watching: observation book
Go for a 20 minutes nature walk and observe the birds around you. Keep a record of
these birds. Which bird did you see the most?
Number of times seen: Number of times seen:
Number of times seen: Number of times seen:
Number of times seen:

Cartooning: face shapes
Do you want to learn how to draw a cartoon? The simplest way is to practice. Choose
your face shape and practice in the box below.

Cartooning: drawing eyes
Choose the eyes from below and draw in the given face outline.

Cartooning: drawing a nose
Look at the different shapes of nose. Draw and practice them in the boxes provided in
front of each shape.

Cartooning: drawing a mouth
Look at the different shapes of mouth. Draw and practice them in the boxes provided in
front of each shape.

Cartooning: make a cartoon
You have been practicing to draw face, eyes, nose and mouth. Let's make a cartoon
avatar. Follow the steps given below. You can use your imagination and create your own
features.
1 Draw a basic shape.
2 Draw hair and ears.
3 Draw eyes, nose and mouth.
4 Colour it.
Wow! You have done it.

Upcycling/Recycling : Recycled into what?
Recyling is very important for the environment. Let's learn about recycling. Can you draw
lines matching which object is recycled into what?
Recyclables Recycled Objects
News paper
Jackets
Metal can Paper Plate
Plastic bottle Beverage tins
Glass bottles Flower vases

Upcycling/Recycling : Recycling Rules
In this activity, we will learn about which objects can be recycled and which objects
cannot be recycled. Can you circle the objects that can be recycled in green and cross
out the objects with red that can not be recycled?

Upcycling / Recycling : Recycling Conversation
Let us play a board game. We need a dice and two markers for two players. Roll the dice. Move in the game based on the
number on the dice. You have to tell, in which waste bin, the object you landed belongs to. In the centre of the board, there are
5 waste boxes, 4 recyclable bins for plastic, paper, metal and glass and 1 non-recyclable bin. Learn and enjoy!
START HERE

Upcycling / Recycling : Recycling Paper
Take some discarded magazines and newspapers. Cut out various objects like cars and
buildings. Use your imagination and create a scene in the below given space.

Upcycling / Recycling : Upcycled Book
Let us be a good environmentalist. Recycle all the one sided blank sheets into a booklet.
Follow the instructions to make a booklet.
Things Needed : One sided blank papers, Staple or Needle and thread.
Instructions:
1. Collect one sided blank papers as many as possible.
2. Fold all the sheets into half one by one neatly.
3. Insert the folded sheet into one sheet. Do the same till you put all the sheets
inside.
4. With the help of your parents, staple the folded ends of the book. You can
also stitch the booklet with the help of thread and needle.
5. Decorate the front page with your drawings and colourings.
6. Upcycled one sided blank paper booklet is ready.

Jewellery Making : Gems & Jewels
Gems are precious stones and jewels are made out of precious stones. Choose the correct
option for the statements.
1 This gem is called as ________________________
a. Pearl b. Ruby c. Emerald
2 Diamond is made out of coal. True / False
3 Jewels are common for both men and women. True / False
Gems are classiffied as precious and semi-

4 True / False
precious stones.
5 Jewels are made out of gold in its purest form True / False
Which is the gem which can be cultured using

6
oyesters?
7 Platinum is also called as white gold. Yes / No

Jewellery making : Necklace
Necklace is an ornament which is worn around the neck. Design one in the space provided.
Then get hands-on and make one with things you can find at home. You can use materials
like paper clips, buttons and yarn, or, anything else too. Get creative.

Jewellery making : Earrings
Design a pair of earrings by drawing it on to the picture. Then get hands-on and make a
pair using paper clips. Ask an adult to help you with this activity.
Materials required
Paper , Paper clip , glue and

scissors
Method
Open the paper clip and

1 make it into a triangle and
glue the ends to secure.
Take any paper or flyer and

2
cut two rectangular pieces.
Fold the paper strips into half 4 Cut small fringes in the paper
3
and glue it to the paper clip. and your earring is ready.
5 Wear the earrings or gift them

to someone.

Jewellery making : Create it
Make jewellery using paper by just using simple techniques like rolling thin strips of paper
into shapes. This craft is called quilling. Design a necklace, pair of earrings and a ring on the
template given below.
1 Roll a thin strip of paper (1cm wide, as long as you want) into these shapes.
2 Make as many such shapes as you want.

3 Assemble them in the template given below to make a jewellery set.
Tight coil Loose coil Loose scroll V scroll
Heart scroll C scroll

Jewellery making : Dress them up!
This couple is getting ready to go to a wedding. Dress them up appropriately. You can
draw the jewellery and accesssories on the figures or choose to make one using any of the
previous ideas, or come up with an entirely new idea.

Collecting Stickers: My Sticker Collection Sheet
Collect your stickers and write something interesting about it.
Paste sticker here Paste sticker here
Write something about this Write something about this

sticker sticker
Paste sticker here Paste sticker here
Write something about this Write something about this

sticker sticker

Collecting Stickers : Sticker collage
Let's make a collage of the first aplhabet of your name from your stickers, explore your
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Collecting Stickers : Sticker sorting
Sort out your stickers into different categories and write the names of the categories you
have organized into.

Collecting Stickers : Favourite sticker
Stick your favourite sticker here and write why is it your favourite?
This sticker is my favourite beause:

Collecting Stickers : My Portrait and stickers
Draw your portrait in the frame below and decorate the frame with the stickers that describe
you or what you like.

Dinosaurs : Name the dinosaur
Name the Dinosaurs using the hints given below
Triceratops Velociraptor
Diplodocus Stegosaurus

Dinosaurs : Complete the Dino
Complete the Dinosaur using your imagination and give it a name.

Dinosaurs : Dino research project
Let's research about dinosaurs.
Try to find the following information about dinosaurs.
Which was the earliest dinosaur Could dinosaurs fly? Name one
that lived on earth? that could.
Which dinosaur had a long neck? Name 2 dinosaurs that were

herbivores.
Name 2 dinosaurs that were

carnivores.

Dinosaurs : A Mini Book
Let's cut and create our Dino mini-book
Cut the information pages and paste it in together one over the other in the
margins specified. You can create and add more pages.
Eoraptor is the earliest known

Dinosaur found about 160
million-year-old fossiled in rock
of Argentina.
All dino's are now extinct.
p Dinosaurs were the largest
a reptile.
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This book belongs to:
p p
a a
s s
t t
e e

Dinosaurs : Make your dino
Let's cut and create our Dinosaur
1. Stick this sheet on a thick cardpaper or cardboard.

2. Cut it around the dotted lines and make a small cut on the black rectangles.
Insert the arch shaped legs in the slit.
3. Draw it's eyes and paint it.

Nature : Tree trivia
Identify each tree and write its name in the box provided below.

Nature : Silhoutte match
Silhouette is the image of an object represented as a solid shape in black colour. Match
the silhouette of leaves with the silhouette of their corresponding fruits.

Nature : Leaf art
Follow the instructions and create people out of leaves. Use a pen or paints to
convert the leaf prints below into people, animals. Express what you see!

Nature : Leaf craft
Cut out these leaves and paste them to form a butterfly!

Nature : Tree of Books
Use the instructions given below to create a tree of the books you read with the help of
leaves.
Instructions :
1. Draw a tree trunk and its branches on a white crafts (or a thick) paper and colour
it in brown. Pin this crafts paper on to your soft board as your journal.
2. Cut out leaves from craft papers of different colours and keep them
stacked in the sandwich bag.
3. Fill up the first leaf with the name and author of the book that you read most
recently.
4. Glue the leaf to the trunk.
5. Take out a leaf every time you have finished reading a book and put up the leaf
next to the trunk.
Your tree of books would look like the picture shown below.

Cars : Know your car brands
Identify the logos and and name car companies with the help of hints provided in the
box below.
Key Words
Audi Honda Volkswagon
BMW Toyota Mercedes Benz
Hyundai Ferrari Chevrolet

Cars : History
Arrange the following cars in the order of their history of manufacturing.
A B
C D
E F
1 - 2 - 3 -
4 - 5 - 6 -

Cars : Car parts
Picture of a car is given below. Name the parts of the car with the help of hints
provided in the box.
Keywords
tyre window bonnet
wheel roof mirror
boot headlight windcreen
door

Cars : Grid Drawing
Recreate the drawing of the car. Fill the larger grid squares by the drawings present in the
smaller grid squares. Leave the empty squares blank. The square(1,F) has already been
filled for you.

Cars : Colour your Supercar
Paint or colour your supercar with your favourite colours.

Creative Expression: All About Me
All about me!
My self portrait
(draw a picture) Name:
Age:
Birthday:
When I grow up, I would like to be a:
I like to:
Things that make me sad:
My favourite things
Food:
TV show: Things that make me happy:

Colour:
Book:
Sport:
Animal
Place:
Season:
Song:

Creative Expression: The Best Day Ever
Think about the best day you have ever had! Was it a trip to a beach or a party or
something else? Tell us why it was so great. Draw the pictures that would help us visualize
the events.
It was (when?):
What happened first? Draw
How did the day end? Draw

Creative Expression: Things I Like About Me
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who´s the nicest child of all? Can you write as many things as
you can that you like about yourself? For example, I am kind or I like my eyes.

Creative Expression: What I Want To Be
What do you want to be when you grow up? A doctor, an artists, a pilot or something
else? Fill in your answers in the template given below and also draw a picture.
When I grow up, I want to be:
Because:
My job would be to:

Creative Expression: Best Self Journal
Taking time to notice when we have been at our best helps us to grow in positive ways!
Write a journal entry about your best self with the help of the pointers given below.
1. Write about a time this past week when you were at your best., For example, you
were kind to some one or did all your work without anyone asking you to do so.
How did it make you feel?
2. You can even cut out small decorative images and words from old
magazines and use them to decorate your journal.
What did you do? How did it make you feel?

Collage Making : Shape Architecture
This is a beautiful castle. Cut only triangles from different coloured papers and stick them
within the outlines to make a colourful castle.

Collage Making :Newspaper and Zentangle
In the leaf pattern below cut and paste newspaper in some parts and others draw
zentangle designs to form a beautiful pattern. Some zentangle patterns are provided for
reference.
Zentangle patterns

Collage Making : Silly Portrait
Cut eyes, nose, ears, mouth and hair from different magazines and try to make a silly
potrait. You can try to make different expressions.

Collage Making : Torn Paper Landscape
Make a collage using torn coloured papers using the template below. You can use
different shades of the same colour to give a good effect.

Collage Making - Me in a collage
Draw a portrait of yourself. Tear coloured papers unevenly to colour various parts. You
can draw the eyes and mouth.

First Aid : Trivia
You will come across a few occasions when you or someone need help in case of an
emergency. For below situations select the right First Aid option.
You might get an electric shock if you touch any electrical appliance with
a. Wooden Scale c. Leather Belt
b. Wet Hand d. Dry Hand
If you touch something hot and have burnt your hand, you should…
a. Apply oil on the burnt area c. Put hand under cool water
b. Cover the hand with a cloth d. Apply antiseptic lotion
You are alone in the house and there is a gas leakage in your house what
should you do
a. Open all the doors and windows c. Light a match stick
b. Run out of the house d. Close the room door and windows
If you help a friend who has been cut by glass, what should you do first?
a. Ask what happened c. Press on the cut
b. Remove the glass piece d. Check for more glass pieces around

First Aid : Pictionary
We should always have a First Aid box in the house. Some things present in the First Aid
box are given below. Name them.

First Aid : Safe or Not Safe
Read about the tips to stay safe and healthy during Covid 19. Write "should" or "shouldn't"
to fill in the blanks.
We are experiencing a pandemic situation due to

coronavirus. This has changed the way we do everything
right now. During this time we should do a few things. We
_________ wash our hands often with soap. We ___________
stay home as much as possible. We __________ visit crowded
places. We ______________ cover our nose and mouth with a
mask when we go out but we _____________ touch our eyes,
nose or mouth. We ____________ clean surfaces like door
knobs. We _________ avoid using our fingers in common
areas like elevators, stair cases and lobbies. We
_____________ do things everyday that help us relax. If you
follow these tips, you _____________ be fine when this
emergency is over. Let us all stay safe.

First Aid : What to do
Match the situation to right treatment or action to be done
Clean the wound

Ram has blood coming out of his nose… and check how
deep is the cut
Diya accidently poured boiling water from the kettle Check the site to
on her hand… assess if it is safe
Wrap the red

Sachin fell off his bike and is crying that his leg hurts a
bandage around the
lot…
ankle
Tilt his head up and

Amar's glass cup smashed on the ground and he cut
pinch on the bridge
his finger while trying to clean up…
of his nose
Sonia was playing football when she twisted her Put the hand under
ankle… cold running water
Clean the wound

Raj has fallen from a tree and is unconscious…
and put band aid
Open all the doors

Kunal has met with an accident and you are the first
and windows of the
one to reach the accident site…
house
Nitin and you are playing in his house and you smell
Call for help
something like gas…

First Aid : Build your First Aid Box
Some things are mentioned below out of which some are to be kept in First Aid Box. Find
the things that kept in the First Aid Box in the grid and mark them. Cross out the things you
do not keep in First Aid Box.
S C B Y I D F A S P R I N Q E G O O F
D X A K B B Y G A U Z E H O R R V I F
F B N M A E R C C I T P E S I T N N R
G D D Z E H O E A M D A G U F V A T T
D V A R S B G B S G E N I C I D E M Z
E Y I D F A K N G H D S X A Y E T E Y
X G D X D T A D Y T C U C A J S Y N E
G H L N X E J X I T B G T I W E R T I
H K A I U Y N C V S N N Y R S B M S K
K B B Y G A U Z E H O R R V B S S M D
Y A S D D F H V S F T R M F H J O C G
J R E Q E G O S A D T V S E B N D R H
H T B V U L Y H M Y O J S G K N F Y S
U Y F N G J S D G W C E G E A D F E C
I R F D N K M S H R X V Y T J F R I J
R M A E R C C I T P E S I T N A T K L
V Q W F R D H J T C M W Y C T K Z D F
BANDAID SAFETY PIN SCARF GAUZE PAPER TAPE OINTMENT
CANDY SCISSORS COTTON PENCIL BANDAGE BINOCULARS

ANTISEPTIC
MEDICINE ASPRIN STHETHOSCOPE GLOVES ICE PACK
CREAM

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