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Calligraphy: Basic strokes
Visual art related to writing is known as Calligraphy. Today let us practice some of the
basic strokes of calligraphy in the space given next to the strokes. Pigma MB brush pen
to be used.
Upstrokes - To make the upstroke hold your brush pen at about a 90 degree angle to the
paper. Applying light pressure, draw your brush pen upwards on the paper.
Down strokes - To make the downstroke hold your pen at about a 45 degree angle to the
paper. Applying heavy pressure, draw your brush pen downwards on the paper.
Alternating strokes
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Calligraphy: Learn a style
Today let us learn how to write small alphabets and the numbers in calligraphy style.
Rewrite the alphabets and numbers as shown in the image in between the reference line
given using pigma mb pen.

Calligraphy: Borders, Swashes and Flourishes
Let us learn how to write/draw borders, swashes and flourishes in calligraphy. Practice the
given styles using free hand in the boxes given. No tools other than your pencil/pen to be
used.
Borders
Flourish
Swashes

Calligraphy: Calligram words
Calligram words are words that convey their meaning pictorially.Trace the words given on
the left hand side and write the same in the blank space given next to it.

Calligraphy: Practice
Trace over the quote given below and hang it on your room wall

Sketching: Basic techniques
Sketching basically refers to a preliminary rough type of drawing that is made in preparation
for either a painting or a more formal drawing. Basic of sketching involves shading strokes.
Refer to the images on the left and practice the strokes in the empty boxes
given next to them. 2B drawing pencil to be used for this.
Hatching - Draw diagonal lines as shown and ensure that their direction is uniform
throughout the area of shading.
Cross Hatching - First draw diagonal lines as above in one direction. After this draw
another set of diagonal lines in the opposite direction overlaping the 1st drawn lines.
Scribbling - Scribble in any way you want like the way you draw hair, tree,etc.

Sketching: More techniques
Today we will use some more techniques used in sketching like smudging and sketching.
Follow the instructions given and practice the art in the empty boxes given next to them. 2B drawing
pencil to be used for this.
Smudging - Using this technique smooth finish surface is formed based on the requirement.
Smudging tools like tissue paper, finger,paper or cloth can be used. In the empty box given shade it
with pencil and smudge it using your finger or paper as shown.
Stenciling - Itis a way of creating pictures or text on surfaces using a stencil. The stencil is a mold with
which we can create an image on surfaces by allowing the color to reach that surface with the
gaps in it and this can be reused countless times.
Cut out the given design on another paper as a stencil and place it in the given empty box. Trace
and colour it . Image given is only for reference purpose.

Sketching: Tones
Sketching is done in different tones - light, medium and dark. Let us practice the different
tones.
Pratice the tones using drawing pencil as shown in the image in
the empty box given next to it. 2B drawing pencil to be used for
this.
Light tone
Medium tone
Dark tone

Sketching: Practice
Using 2B drawing pencil and different types and tones of shading you have learnt so far
and complete the given picture.

Sketching: Do it and frame it !
Draw & sketch the image in the empty box given. Later cut out the same, frame it and hang it on
the wall of your house.

String craft: Basic techniques
Let us create a string art on paper. Take a print out of this sheet and make holes in the
given points. Tools required for this activity is needle, different colour strings and pair of
scissors.
Take thread / string of your choice and start from the bottom side of the paper.
1 Ensure that you secure the string with a knot. Start with left hand top corner
hole.
Start with forming 'V' shape in the entire row and then the inverted 'V'. Pattern
2
to be followed is shown for one row.
3 Repeat the same procedure for all the other rows.

String craft: Practice pattern
Looking at the image given below follow the instruction and complete the pattern
Take a coloured string of your choice. Make holes at the points

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shown.Start your work from point 0.
At point 0 take the string from top to bottom of sheet and secure with a
2
knot.
3 Afterwards continue the string activity with the sequence given.
4 Sequence of points to be followed - 0-5-10-15-4-9-14-3-8-13-2-7-12-1-6-11-0

String craft: Practice techniques
Using different colour threads and needle complete the below given pattern.
Take coloured threads & needle of your choice. Make holes using the needles
1
whereever red dots are marked.
2 Ensure that the first string is secured with a knot.
Make a note on a different paper as to how you would start and end the pattern
3
accordingly go ahead. This will help you to avoid any errors or confusions.

String craft: Make a card
Let us create a card out of string art and give it to your best friend
Instructions :
1 Take 20cm*20cm cardboard and fold it into half.
Trace out the below given pattern on the front of the card and
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complete the pattern using coloured threads and needle.
Once completed give it to your best friend with a note written inside as
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to why he/she is your best friend.

String craft: Do it and frame it!
Complete the pattern given using your desired coloured threads and needle and frame it.
Instructions
Complete the below given pattern using your desired coloured

1
threads and needle.
With the assistance of elders cut the completed pattern in such a

2
way that your work is not damaged.
3 Frame it and hang it in your room as an art piece.

Magic: Infinity loop
Today we will learn how to create linking infinity loop using paper by following the
instructions given. This is also called as a Möbius strip. You can cut out the strip given to
make this fun loop!
Instructions
1 Take a strip of paper of your desired colour. Draw a dotted line in the middle of
the strip. Twist the paper strip twice and secure it with a cellophane or sticky tape.
Using a scissor start cutting along the dotted line in the middle of the strip. There is
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more fun to be had after this because you will now end up with two strips!

Magic: Circle to square
It's magic time. Today let us learn the trick as to how to form a square with two
interlinked paper rings.
Step 1 :
Interlink two same size rings as shown.
Secure the joint on both the sides

using a transparent tape.
Step 2 :
Begin to cut one of the ring all the
way through the other ring it is
connected to.
After cutting it will look like it is shown in

the image.
Step 3 :
Cut the middle strip length

wise through both the rings.
Step 4 :
Unfold the cutting and lay it on a
surface.
Wow… we have our square.

Magic: Paper magic
Today we will cut a hole in the paper in such a way that you can place your foot in it.
Follow the instructions given to do this.
Note : Materials required are A4 paper, pencil and scissor
Instructions
Take a A4 paper and fold it into half. Draw lines as shown in the image. Ensure
1
that you leave little space while ending the line.
Cut along the lines, starting at the arrow and stopping at the dot for all the lines.
2
Once all of the lines are cut, cut along the fold. Ensure that the ending two
3
edges of the fold are uncut.
Open up the paper. There will be a large hole where you can actually step
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through.

Magic: 3D Cube
Do you know that we can make a 3D cube model using this 2D sheet of paper? Follow the
instructions given.
Instructions
1 Take the print out of the given image. Cut along the solid dark lines.
Then fold along the dashed lines. Glue the loose ends after folding to secure the
2
cube in place.
3 Decorate the cube as you like.

Magic: Kirigami paper fold
Kirigami is an interesting paper art where all of your creativity depends on the way you fold the
paper. Today we will do a Kirigami hanging decoration by following the instructions.
Instruction
1 Take a square sheet of paper and fold into half to form a triangle.
Fold in half to form a smaller triangle and once again to form a

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even more smaller triangle.
3 Rotate the raw edges of the paper to point as shown. Draw

lines as shown and ensure that a small gap is given while
ending the line.
Cut along the lines drawn till you reach the tip of the triangle. Ensure
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that you do not cut through the tip completely.
5 Carefully unfold the paper till you have square shape.
Fold back the corners of the smallest cut square as this

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can be used to grasp the paper.
Holding the finger hole lift the paper and spread the
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outer layers.
You can loop a piece of string on one end to produce a

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fine hanging decoration.

Drama - parts
Drama is a performance where fiction is represented as a play , performed in a theatre,

radio or television. It is derived from greek word meaning action. Match the word in
column A to its meaning in column B using a line.
Column A Column B
Actor who speaks only to the
1 Cast
audience about the story
2 Scene A funny or amusing play
3 Dialogue Introductory section of a play
4 Audience Major section of a play
5 Narrator Section of an act
6 Prologue Conversation in a play
Group of actors that comment on

7 Act
the play
A group of people gathered to

8 Comedy
hear or watch something.
9 Chorus All the actors in a play

Drama: Comprehension
Read the given passage and answer the questions given below
One day, a lamb was eating sweet grass away from her flock of sheep. She didn't notice
a wolf walking closer to her. When she saw the wolf, she started pleading "Please don't
eat me. My stomach is full of grass. You can wait a while to make my meat taste much
better. The grass in my stomach will get digested quickly if you can let me dance." The
wolf agreed.
While the lamb was dancing, she had a new idea. She said,"I can dance faster if you take
my bell and ring it so hard."The wolf took the bell and started to ring it hard. The shephard
heard the sound and ran quickly to save the lamb's life.
1 Why did the wolf come closer to the lamb?
2 Why was the bell given to the lamb?
3 Why did the wolf allow the lamb to dance?
4 Why do you think the lamb was intelligent?

Drama - Dialogue writing
Read the below given passage and write the dialogues for the same.
On a hot summer afternoon, 4 children are walking back home talking about their day at
school. Suddenly the weather becomes cloudy and it starts drizzling. Seeing this they
decide that they can continue their talk tomorrow and decides to reach their houses at
the earliest so that they don't get caught in the rain.

Drama - Play script
Imagine that you have planned to enact a drama. Write down the playscript in
accordance to what you have planned.
Name & Theme of the play
When & Where it will be performed
Characters / Roles
Director of the play
Scene Description Scene 1
Scene 2
Scene 3
Scene 4
How the drama going to end?
Any special effects required?

Drama - Write your own play
With the set of guidelines given below write your own play with duration of 10mins.
1 Location At school
Student is hesitating to take part in annual day events. But

2 Scenario his/her friends are encouraging him / her to be part of the
event.
Note : No harsh / foul language to be used in the script.

Poetry: Types of poetry
Can you match each of the following types of poetry to their meaning? Some are
more difficult than others but, have a go!
Couplets Poems where the first letter of each line spells

out a word or phrase.
Tongue Twisters
A type of poetry from Japan. Three lines, with a
five, seven, five syllable structure.
Shape Poems
Poems that have two consecutive lines of the
same length and rhythm.
Calligrams
Poems that will make you laugh or smile.
Narrative
Poems where the visual layout of the words
Poems reflects the shape of the poems subject.
Humorous
Poems where the formation or font of the letters
Verse used represents an aspect of the poem, E.G.
Fat, thin, high, etc.
Acrostic
Poems with five lines, usually are very funny.
Riddles
Poems which tell a story.
Limerick Poems that use clues to help you solve a puzzle.
Poems that rely on alliteration and are difficult

Haiku to say fast.

Poetry: Elements of Poetry
As with narrative, there are "elements" of poetry that we can focus on to enrich our
understanding of a particular poem or group of poems. These elements may
include, voice, diction, imagery, figures of speech, symbolism, syntax, sound, rhythm
and meter, and structure.
Find the given elements of poetry in the word grid.
Elements Imagery Poem
Pattern Alliteration Rhyme
tructure Onomatopoeia Rhythm
Lines Verse Repetition
Line break Stanza Meter

Poetry: Acrostic poem
An acrostic poem is a poem where the first letters of each line spell out a word
Example : RAIN
Body here
Rumbling thunder clashes up high,
And flashes of the lightning shine in the sky.
In the distance black clouds are formin.
Now I know it will soon be storming.
Can you write an acrostic poem using your first name?

Poetry: Limericks
A limerick is a short and fun five-line poem with a distinctive rhythm. The first, second and fifth lines are
longer than the third and fourth lines. The rhyming pattern is AABBA. The longer A lines rhyme with each
other and the shorter B lines rhyme with each other.
Example of a limerick
There was an Old Man with a beard,
Who said, “It is just as I feared! —
Two Owls and a Hen,
Four Larks and a Wren,
Have all built their nests in my beard.
Write your own limerick poem.

Poetry: Inferencing
Carefully read the poems and choose the right answers from the options below.
a windmill egg a shadow nothing salt & pepper
I am small as an ant and big as a whale, I have four wings, but cannot fly,
I can soar through the air like a bird with a tail. I never laugh and never cry;
I can be seen by day and not by night, On the same spot I'm always found,
I can be seen with a big flash of light. toiling away with little sound.
I follow whoever controls me by the sun,
but I fade away when dark fell like a ton.
What am I? What am I?
In marble walls as white as milk, What does man love more than life,
Lined with skin as soft as silk, fear more then death or mortal strife,
In a fountain crystal clear, what the poor have the rich require,
A golden treasure does appear. and all contented men desire.
There are no doors to this stronghold, What misers spend and spendthrifts save
Yet thieves break in and steal the gold. and all men carry to the grave?
What is it? what is it?
Two sisters we are, one is dark and one is fair,
In twin towers dwelling we're quite the pair,
One from land and one from sea,
Tell us truly, who are we?

Kitchen skills: On my plate
The key to a healthy body is to enjoy a variety of nutritious foods. The food plate
below shows the 5 essential food groups. Cut the images of the foods given below
and paste them at the correct place.

Kitchen skills: Tools and appliances
Choose from the words below and write the correct name of the kitchen tool under its
picture. Can you also find them in the word grid? Words can be up, down, diagonal and
they do not share the letters in the grid.
cleaver colander grater kettle ladle

pan spatula toaster whisk blender

Kitchen skills: Basic cooking terms
Do you know these common cooking terms? Write the correct cooking terms under the
pictures.
Stir Grate Squeeze Roast Fry Bake Knead Roll Pour Beat Peel Slice

Kitchen skills: Follow the recipe
Cook up this easy and yummy dish. Request your parents to help and guide you to
obtain these ingredients and make this.
Spicy Corn
Ingredients:
2 cup corn kernels frozen or fresh
1 tsp oil
½ tsp salt
½ tsp powdered roasted cumin seeds(bhuna jeera powder)
2 tbsp fresh coriander finely chopped
1 tbsp green chili finely chopped, adjust to taste
2 tbsp red bell pepper finely chopped
1 tsp lemon juice
¼ cup feta cheese (optional, for garnishing)
Instructions:
1. Use a flat bottom-heavy frying pan, lightly oil it and heat over medium high
heat. Put the corn kernels and stir fry for 4-5 minutes stirring continuously. While stir
frying, kernels will be getting some light and some dark brown color and some of
the kernels might even pop a little.
2. Once the corn kernels are cooked properly(they would turn soft), turn off the
heat, and add salt, cumin seed powder, coriander, green chili, red bell pepper
and lemon juice. Mix it well. If using, sprinkle feta cheese.
3. Enjoy yummy spicy corn. The dish tastes best when it is served warm but it can
be served at room temperature as well.

Kitchen skills: Complete the Recipe
Here is an easy recipe for delicious pancakes. Choose right options from the words
provided for each section and complete the recipe.
Ingredients: sugar salt milk plain flour
1. 1 cup 9. 1/4 teapoon ground cinnamon
2. 1 cup 10. 1 tablespoon water
3. 2 tablespoon butter 11. Chocolate sauce or honey
4. 1 tablespoon
5. 1 pinch
6. 1 teaspoon vanilla essence
7. 1 teaspoon baking powder
8. 1 tablespoons vegetable oil
Instructions: pour heat serve mix batter bowl pan drizzle
1. In a __________, mix flour, sugar, salt, cinnamon powder and baking powder.
2. ________ milk, oil, water and vanilla essence in the bowl. _____ until smooth. Melt
butter in a pan and add to the mixture. Let it rest for 2 minutes.
3. _______ a lightly oiled ____ over medium high flame.
4. Pour the ________ onto the pan, using approximately 1/3 cup for each
pancake.
5. Brown on both sides, _______ some chocolate sauce or honey on top and ________
hot.

Book Reviewing: Parts of a book review
Draw the cover page of your favourite book and answer the questions below.
The title of the book is: ________________________________________________________
It is written by: ________________________________________________________________
It is illustrated by:______________________________________________________________
Genre: adventure/fantasy/sci-fi/biography/historical/other(mention)____________
This is what happens in the book:_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
I would recommend/not recommend this book because: :_________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________

Book Reviewing: Retell Relate Reflect
Read the passage given below and answer the questions.

Rosa Parks was an African American civil rights activist. On December 1st, 1955
Rosa Parks was travelling home from work on the Cleveland Avenue bus in
Montgomery, Alabama.
At that time there were rules that said black people had to give up their seats on
the bus if a white person told them to. A white man ordered Rosa Parks, who was
black, to give up her seat so he could have it.
Rosa was tired of being bullied and on that day she politely said no. The bus
driver called the police and Rosa was arrested. Many people thought this was
unfair. They began a boycott and stopped using the buses in Montgomery.
On December 20th, 1956, because of Rosa Parks and the bus boycott,
Montgomery city had to change their rules so that everyone could use the buses
equally, with the same rights for black and white people.
Rosa Parks spent the rest of her life working to get equal rights for all people.
Which part of the story you liked the most and why?
Have you ever spoken up about something you think is unfair?
Do you know about any Indian who has worked to get unfair rules changed? What
did he or she did?

Book Reviewing: A fiction book review
Fiction is any story made up by an author. It is a creation of the author's imagination and
is not based strictly on history or facts. Write a review of a fiction book you read and liked.
Book title:
Author:
Main Characters:
What is the story about?
What did you like most about the book?
Who is your favourite character and why?
Your overall rating of the book:

Book Reviewing: A non-fiction book review
A non-fiction book is one that tells you facts and information about the world around you.
It is about something that really happened or something/someone that really exists or
existed. Write a short review of your favourite non-fiction book.
Book title:
Author:
What or who is this book about?
Write 3 things your already knew about the topic.
Write 3 things your learned from the book.
Write 5 new words which you learned from the book.
Your overall rating of the book:

Book Reviewing: A book commercial
Are you aware that a young boy named Raghav recently crash-landed a plane
in the jungles of Kabini ALL BY HIMSELF? He survived the crash, then lived on wild
fruits and lived through incredible acts of nature. To learn more about his
incredible adventure, check out the fiction section of the library under Never
The Same by Ashwini Roy.
Can you write a similar commercial for your favourite book using the pointers
below?
The book to be advertised:
Important characters and story points:
My opening question:
Details for the middle:
An ending that will sell this book:
Compile everything together and write the script of your commercial. If it is to be

broadcasted on radio, read it aloud with expressions.

Creative Writing: Elements of a story
There are 8 essential story elements which form the backbone of any good novel or short
story. If you know these 8 elements, you can write and analyze stories more effectively.
Choose the name of the story element from the options given below and write it
in front of the correct description.
point of view setting characters theme plot
conflict style tone
1. ____________________________ includes the time and place in which the story takes
place.
2. ____________________________ are the people (or sometimes animals!) who are

featured in a story.
3. _____________________________ in a story is the main challenge to overcome. It

compels the plot forward and is usually resolved during the plot’s climax.
4. _____________________________ is the author’s central argument or big idea they

want to convey. They are often associated with a ‘moral of a story’ or an analogy (a
hidden meaning in the text).
5. ______________________ tells us whether the narrative is first person, second person

or third person.
6. _____________________________ act as the backdrop to a story. It often overlaps

with the protagonist’s mood or circumstance.
7. _____________________________ is simply a way of speaking about our subjects.
8. _____________________________ is the sequence of events that tell the story.

Creative Writing: Create a character
With the help of the given aspects, build a creative character - Captain Aadi, that your
readers will remember. Use your imagination and the picture to fill in the details in the
boxes below.
What does he look like? What makes him different from the
other boys?
What does he like to What does he like to

eat? do?
What makes him angry or sad? What makes him happy?

Creative Writing: Write a story
Weave a small story around your first day at school using the words/expressions given in
the box below. Use your imagination to create events that made you feel like that.
anxious apprehensive doubtful anticipation eager
eagerly boldly cautiously a smile as bright as the sun
calm as a river excitement was bubbling up inside of me
I was a turtle hiding in its shell
The first day of my school had arrived.

Creative Writing: Picture prompts
Look at the picture below and write a short story. Describe your characters(names, how
are they related, how are they feeling, where they are, what are they doing, etc.) and
then narrate what happens.

Creative Writing: Imagine a story
If I had INR 2000, I would

Fashion Design: Attires
Let´s learn about popular attires in fashion. Find these fashion trends in the word grid
below.
capri pants stiletto heel lehenga track suits jeans
tube tops bandhgala sharara blouses tie dye
neckties tailored suits saari blazers cloche hats
cargo pants fedora

Fashion Design: Elements of fashion design
Dress Silhouette
Take inspiration from any of the dress-silhouettes given below and design your own dress.
Asymmetrical Princess Drop-waist A-line

Dress with an Similar to an A-line Very loose Dress with a
uneven neckline dress fitting dress with triangular
and/or hemline but without darts. a low horizontal shape,
(the left and right Rather, waistline that narrow and
sides are not shape is created using falls below the fitted at the
equal). several shaped pattern
natural top and
pieces and long
seams,
waistline and flares out
from shoulder to hem. over the hips. from the
waist.

Fashion Design: Types of fabrics
Can you recognize the fabrics given below? Match the pictures with the right answer.
wool
linen
satin
denim
leather
velvet

Fashion Design: Design costumes
You have been assigned to design the costumes for a stage production regarding a
village of Rajasthan. Sketch and color your designs in the given boxes.
Male Female

Design: Criteria to working model
You have to participate in a fashion show. The theme of the show is `recycled
clothes and accessories´. Take inspiration from the pictures below and using waste
material at home(old plastic bags, paper from old magazines and newspapers etc),
design your costume for the ramp walk.
Important:
Request for adult supervision while doing any cutting or sewing.
Take permission from your parents before you cut any magazine.

Comic book making: Elements of Comics
You can be a story teller and make your own comic book. Let's start by learning about the
different parts of a comic. Look at the elements below and try your hand at creating them.
This speech bubble to show what is A panel is a frame. It can have text or picture or
spoken. Fill in with a dialogue. both. Draw a character doing something here.
This thought bubble is used to show what the

character is thinking. What is the girl thinking
about?
This symbol is used to show

sound effects. What sound do
you want to show here?

Comic book making: Make your toon avatar
Make your toon avatar. Pick and draw the features from the sets given below, or create
your own!!
Eyes Nose Mouth
H
a
i
r

Comic book making: Story map
Story map is provided below. Use your imagination and write the comic book story.
Title Author
Characters
Setting
When
Where
Beginning
Middle
End

Comic book making: Finish the comic strip
Two adventurers have found the map to an ancient city. Use your imagination and
complete the comic strip.
Oh!! Look we found the

map to the ancient city!

Comic book making: Comic starring you
Create your own story in the below panel and add yourself as one of the characters.

Photography: Kinds of photography
Read the description of different kinds of photography and write the name against the
photograph.
Astrophotography -
Portrait Photography- It Business Photography -
Taking photos of Adventure
captures the Business photos focus
astronomical objects Photography- In this
personality and mood on the working world
like stars, planets, and pictures of adventures
of an individual or for marketing and
meteors etc. is are captured.
group. promotional purposes.
astrophotography.

Photography: Basic terms
Instructions: Find the words related to photography in the given grid. Words are hidden
across, down and diagonal.
Words
Contrast Quality Portrait Resolution
Portfolio Histogram Shutter Exposure

Photography: Photos by prompt
Use your camera or borrow your parent's phone. Please ask for permission before
borrowing it. Click photos on the basis of given prompts and take printout and paste
them below.
Click a Black & White photo Take out-of-focus photo
Re-create old family picture Take photo of a shadow

Photography: Photo story
Look at these photographs. Write a story based on these photographs.
Write story here

Photography: A day in your life
Click pictures throughout one day and take printouts of those. Paste the pictures below to make a collage.

Scrapbooking: Mini Book
Let's make a mini-book out of a sheet of paper. You need A4 size paper, scissors, and a
stapler. Follow the instructions given below. You can also reuse this sheet.
1. Fold the A4 size sheet into eights. Unfold

the paper. You will see 8 panels. Fold the
paper in half again. Cut the paper as shown
in the image.
2. Repeat your very first fold. The cut part of

the paper should fall along the middle of the
folded edge.
3. Turn your paper so that the cut edge is

upside.
4. Then push the two ends toward each

other. Separate the two middle joints from
each other.
5. Flatten your book. You can use stapler to

bind it.

Scrapbooking: Nature scrapbook
Instructions: Let's create a scrapbook on nature. Go for a walk and observe the different
types of leaves. You can click the picture or draw them in the boxes given below. Also
write the name of the plants or trees.

Scrapbooking: Folder pocket
A scrapbook can help in organizing the photographs, artwork and awards achieved in
a school year. Follow the pictures below to make a folder pocket. You can take a
printout of this sheet and make your pocket using this template.

Scrapbook: My Family
Keeping a family scrap book is an another way to keep family photos. Paste pictures of
your family in the space provided below.
This is me
This is my family
I have members in my family.
My father's name is .
My mother's name is .
I have a brother/ sister. His/her name is .

Scrapbooking: Memories
A memory scrapbook is a collection of memories. Think and write two lines on your
memories in the space given below.
Funny memory Favourite Memory
Favourite activity Difficult moment
Adventurous Moment Proud Moment

Movie Making: Who's who
A movie consist of lot of things like story, music, direction, cast etc. It involves many
people. Fill in the following blanks with the appropriate word. You can take help from the
key words.
1 The writes a screenplay.
2 The directs the movie.
3 The acts in the movie.
4 The shoots the film.
5 The helps the actors with their makeup.
6 The handles the finances of the film.
7 The creates the music.
8 The makes beautiful costumes.
Key words
writer actress makeup artist cameraman
director producer costume designer musician

Movie making: Basic terms
Find the words related to movie making in the given grid. Words are hidden across,
down and diagonal. Look up the encyclopedia to find out what they mean.
p e r d v y a d b m s a t o a
b r z u k r b r z r c b r z c
c s o b m s c s o s r c s o t
d t n d l t d t n t e d t n r
f e r i u e a e r e e a e r e
d i r n c c i o n h n g h o s
h b j g j b t b j b p h b j s
u n n k w n u i n n l u n n u
e d i t i n g e o e a a e r r
a f z j l f a f z n y a f z a
g l n s q l o c a t i o n n g
h p o j m p h p o p m h p o h
u e r t v e a e a c t i n g u
q h o m j h g h o h j g h o q
k e r t v y a d b m s a t o k
Words
direction acting editing location
screenplay actress dubbing production

Movie Making: Genres
Movie genre categorizes movies. It makes it easier for the viewer to discover what he or
she likes and will want to see. Write names of two movies under each genre.
Comedy
Historical
Musical
Fantasy
Mystery

Movie Making: Sound effects
Sound is very important in movies. Sound effects enhance the characters and the story.
Different sound effects are given below. With the help of items at home create these
sounds. Write few lines on how you created the sound.
Sound Effects
wind blowing door opening rain
window closing foot steps thunder

Movie Making: Making a small movie
Making a movie, can be a lot of fun! You will need to do a lot of things to finish a movie. You need to create a story, find
characters, set up scenes, take footage, and edit your movie. On the basis of below setup make your movie.
The Title of the movie:
Characters:
Scene # Scene # Scene #
Action Action Action

(series of events) (series of events) (series of events)
Dialogue Dialogue Dialogue

Astronomy: Create your own planet
Astronomy is the study of the sun, moon, stars, planets, other objects and phenomena in
space. Let's build your own planet.
Name Meaning of the name
Size
Fun Facts Temprature

Astronomy: Design a space suit
A spacesuit protects astronauts in the space. It supplies oxygen to breathe and water to
drink. It also has visors which protect astronaut's eyes. Build a space suit for the
astronaut. Colour the pieces provided below, cut and paste them on appropriate
places.

Astronomy: Constellations
A constellation is a group of visible stars that form a pattern when we view them from
Earth. Look at the pictures of constellations. Draw your own constellation!
Big Dipper The Scorpion
Leo - the lion Orion - the hunter
Create your own constellation.

Astronomy: Phases of Moon
As the moon orbits or circles the Earth, the phase changes. Write the name of the phase
with the related image.
Phases of Moon
new moon waxing crescent first quarter
waxing gibbous full waning gibbous
third quarter waning crescent dark moon

Astronomy: your age on other planets
Did you know that time is measured differently on each planet? To check how old you
are on the four terrestrial planets, divide your age in Earth days by the number of days in
a planet’s year. You can use the age chart given below.
My age in (age x 365) =__________ days
Approximate earth days

Planet Your age
in one year
Mercury 88 Earth days
Venus 225 Earth days
Earth 365 Earth days
Mars 687 Earth days
Jupiter 12 Earth years
Saturn 29.5 Earth years
Uranus 84 Earth years
Neptune 165 Earth years

Gardening: Can I compost this?
Compost is decayed organic material which is used as a fertilizer for growing plants. Cut
out the items given below and paste the items which can be used to make compost in
"Yes" column and the others in "No" Column.
Yes! These are compostable. No. These are not compostable.

Gardening: Know your tools
Do you know these gardening tools? Identify the names of these tools.

Gardening: Young Botanist Quiz
Take this quiz and identify herbs and spices by matching them to the names given.
nutmeg
turmeric
clove
coriander
saffron
cinnamon
fennel
lemongrass
tulsi
garlic

Gardening: Planting seeds
We must take care of how the seeds are planted as to grow healthy plants.
Write the numbers in the box given in ascending order to know the steps of
planting seeds.

Gardening: Planning your garden
Proper planning of garden would result in a good yield and a beautiful garden. Draw your garden plan in this space given
below with all features you want in the garden.
LEGEND
fence
pond
bench
tool-shed
planting
patch
pots

Train spotting: At the station
In the spaces given below mention what you

see at the railway station.
3 11
4 12
5 13
6 14
7 15
10

Train spotting: History of trains
Today trains have become an essential part of our life whether travelling from one city
to another , interstate or intrastate travelling or travelling within city using metro. Read
the passage given below and answer the questions.
Tains have been a popular form of transportation since the 19th century. It was
invented by Richard Trevithick. World's first steam powered railway journey took place
on 21st Feb , 1804 along the tramway of the Penydarren ironworks, near Merthyr Tydfill
in South Wales. These were used to transport iron initially and the first train carried 10
tons of iron. Fairy Queen steam loco from India entered Guinness Books of Records in
1998 as the world's oldest steam locomotive in operation. It's operation started way
back in 1855.
1 Since when was the train transport in use / functional?
2 When did the Fairy Queen become operational?
3 When did the first journey of train take place and where?
4 Who invented the train?
5 What were trains used for initially?
6 When did Fairy Queen became operational?

Train spotting: Types of Trains
In India there are many types of trains which run daily in our country. Fill in the missing
letters to complete the name of the train.
1 u l l t
2 o
3 P s e n e r
4 o c l
5 E p e s
6 u x r
7 a j d a n
8 G r i R t
9 M e o
10 o d
11 T r s
12 M n r a l
13 S b u a n

Train Spotting: Inside the train
The engine is the main part of the train that enables locomotion. In the image given
below, name the type of engine along with the parts indicated by an arrow with the
help of the key words given.
Type of Engine
Keywords
wheel steam coal shaft
water outlet piston

Train Spotting: Design a train
Using your creativity design a train with the help of the image given. Write down all the steps which you would follow along with
the materials required to design a similar train and also suggest a name for your train.
Name of your train
Tell us about your train

Philately: Indian Postal History
Below listed are some of the historical events in the history of Postal India. Put them in
sequence by marking them with numbers from 1 to 8 in the circles provided.
Postal system during Mauryan period (321–297

BCE) - The letters in little cachets were tied to the
Postal system during Mughal period (Reign – feet of trained pigeons which were made to fly to
1504-1530) - Mail runner services along the road specific destinations.
from Agra up to Kabul which was further
developed into the Grand Trunk road
Postal system during British era (before 1854)- The

East India Company started establishing post
India joined the Universal Postal Union in 1876 offices in India. The East India company opened
its first post office in 1727. In 1774 Calcutta GPO
was established
Speed Post introduced on 1 August, 1986
Mail runner – the pillar of the post - In ancient

times, the Kings, emperors, rulers, were using
courier services to convey and obtain
information through runners, messengers
The first line of Postal communication was opened on

Railway from 18th September 1854
The Postal Index Number (PIN code) is a six-digit postal

code. The PIN system was made by Shriram Bhikaji
Velankar and was introduced in 1972.

Philately- Postage stamps
Given below are some of the statements related to the release of postage stamps in India.
Tick the correct option 'Yes' or 'No'
Yes No
Stamp was released to commomerate 125th birth
1
anniverysary of Shubhash Chandra Bose.
2 Stamp with head of King George V was released.
The first stamp in India was released in the year

3
1855
4 Stamps can be bought through a mobile app.
5 It is mandatory to stick stamps on all Inland letters.
Stamps are released by Department of Family

6
Welfare.
India was probably the first country to release set

7
of 6 stamps, specially for air mail.
Did you know?
India’s first stamp was released in 1852. The First Stamp of

They were embossed individually onto Independent India was
The Penny Black was the paper. The shape was circular, with issued on 21 November 1947.
world's first adhesive postage ‘SCINDE DISTRICT DAWK’ around the rim It depicts the Indian Flag with
stamp used in a public postal and the British East India Company’s the patriots' slogan, Jai Hind
system. Merchant’s Mark as the central emblem. on the top right hand corner.

Philately: Stamp collection album
Collect different kinds of stamps available in India and paste them in the box given
below. Later cut it out and protect it with a transparent cover. This will be your personal
collection of stamps.

Philately: Design a post card
Design your own postcard with all the relevant details in it, in the box given below. After
completion write a thank you note in the same to someone telling them the reason for
your letter.
Post card - Side 1
Post card - Side 2

Philately: Design a stamp
Do you want to create your own stamp? Here you go! Cut out the sheet with the outline
of a stamp and draw them within the stamp border. Get novel!!
Create your stamp commemorating one of the following:

● an event (such as Olympics)
● a place
● a cause (such as environment, space exploration, etc.)
● animal, insect or aquatic species
● person (must be deceased) can be an author, a musician, an artist, etc.

Numismatics: Coins from around the world
Do you know about the coins and their origin? Take a print out of this sheet and in each
of the given spaces, fill in the missing letters of the coin names as per the country names
they belong to given on the left.
S.
Country's name Name of the coins/currency
No.
1 Argentina ___ e ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
2 Azerbaijan ____ a ____ ____ ____
3 Bangladesh _____ o _____ _____ _____ _____
4 Bosnia ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ g
5 Bhutan C ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
6 Botswana ____ h ____ ____ ____
7 Brazil ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ o
8 Bulgaria ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ k ___
9 Costa Rica C ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
10 Egypt ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ e ___
11 Ethiopia ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ m
12 Haiti C ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

Numismatics: Terms to know
Do you know these terms or words related to coins. Take a print out this sheet. The words
are horizontally, vertically or diagonally placed. Find them and circle around them. Refer
to the terms related to the coins given in the box below. Enjoy learning!
z w e l e c t r u m u t f l w n q m z a
k g a k e q r p s l x z a f h y i p m c
a l f d a m s j w t q n u w s q w k o h
p e q g o w l k c r u y l a d i x m b a
m q g t j l a n i e t r w r e v e r s e
n q e i c v s d b a l p s n a a s s f m
q e c a n a j h u s m o t p f y i s n e
e l y d i a m r b w s a b r e h s h e n
r n k l q p n w q d w j m y e u a r k i
g a d i n a v m a c d q w z p y h e r d
o n q e o p n l s f a h b g s u b u i e
r n q n l t m v w a d o k a i h o p s m
y a s a d q c l k s m k n a n s n h w p
e q m p z e r m b h e u q i w r q o k i
o b v e r s e s u d i m d o p t e x l r
d n a b y s h h s o s n b r g e l y r e
y e f k a t h q e w a z c b a s q e k q
n u r e n y m k q t e r y p o g w d f n
a k e a s v a v m e x z m n a f u t p l
s n s e o p s i c i l y a d q r a p s n
t l a n k l b k w b p q m o w e e z t a
y a c h n a v s n u w e i s j q r e w a
Keywords
electrum obverse reverse Lydia
Sicily Achaemenid Empire Samudragupta

Wado kaiho Goryeo Dynasty Lyre Aegina

Numismatics: Minting coins
Let us understand how the coins are made. Print out this sheet and put the pictures given
below in sequence based on the process of minting coins by writing down the number in
the boxes below each image.
Cladding Refining, melting Upsetting Distribution
and casting
Rolling to blank Blank annealing Mining raw Coil cleaning

thickness and cleaning materials and wire
brushing
Riddling Rolling Blanking Stamping

Numismatics: Coin tracing
Do you know about coin tracing? Print out the sheet below. In each of the boxes, place
a coin on the left side of the box to rub using a coloured pencil. Write the details that you
learn from the coins on the right side of the box. For each of the boxes, use different kinds
of coins to trace and different coloured pencils for rubbing. Happy learning!!
Coin - Front Coin - Back Details of coin
Country -
Name -
Value -
Country -
Name -
Value -
Country -
Name -
Value -
Country -
Name -
Value -
Country -
Name -
Value -
Country -
Name -
Value -

Numismatics: Design a coin
Isn't it interesting to design your own coin? Take a print out of the sheet and create your
own coin. Draw in the design box of how should your coin look and write down the
appropriate details in the remaining boxes. Start innovating right here!
Create your own coin with the following details.
● Symbol on the coin (such as an image of political figure, flags, landmark, etc.),
● Origin of the coin,
● Date of creation of the coin,
● Name and value of the currency,
● Size and colour of the coin.
Name of the coin -

Details of the obverse Design your own coin! Details of the reverse
of the coin: of the coin:
Complete details of the coin:

Auto racing: Basic terms
Are you a racing enthusiast? There are many terms used in the auto racing sport. Take a
print out of this sheet and complete this crossword puzzle given below. Fill in the boxes by
solving the clues at the bottom of the sheet.
1
4 5
6 8
10 11
Across
2 Part of a corner where the racing line is nearest the inside of the bend.
3 Applying the brakes later than normal when entering a turn.
6 Off-track run-off area, filled with gravel, intended to slow down.
9 Technique where vehicles align in a close group, reducing drag effect.
10 Fastest time in which a lap was completed by a driver during a race.
Down
1 An area of concrete seperating the racing surface from the infield.
4 The entire time it takes to enter the pit lane, make a pitstop and exit the pit area.
5 A tight 180 degree corner that twists back on itself.
7 The racing surface.
8 Stopping in the pit lane for repairs, refuelling, and/or new tires.
10 A type of racing, open wheeled, where the conditions of entry comply with rules.
11 A crash, usually side to side contact.

Auto racing: Racers
Who is your favourite auto racer? To identify whether the names of your favourite racer
are in the grid, print out this sheet and search for those names that are horizontally,
vertically or diagonally placed and circle them. The names of the racers are given below
as keywords. Enjoy searching!
n z u t r e y w r i c h l r d p e t t y
a i k u j l a s d q l c e q e p y n j a
r f c r w q a o k q p j w m w j w a a p
a o q o a e b a c b h a i y g f e b m b
i p d g r n a e r y r a s q a z z v e m
n k j q v o a k l t e y h l d a s y s i
k x t u i o s q p z a v a b w f b a h c
a v m a h l e b m c p w m d c a p i u h
r e o m i n c i e s l k i p z q s o n a
t b e s f e g t a r r m l m a t n m t e
h a k c u l p z q p g o t w i a m n z l
i d s i a l t f r i s p o i e r l g d s
k i t c c u g k a h a p n y r y o a p c
e a m d a l e e a r n h a r d t p b m h
y e t y i o p w e n s d g a k o p l x u
a n q y e i o a r y q l v s m n q z p m
n m a x v e r s t a p p e n z s x m z a
a v x c q p n i g e l m a n s e l l a c
s e b a s t i a n v e t t e l n t a z h
p q h a o b p n q w r v e u n n l I p e
d a n i e l r i c a r d o p m a p s a r
Keywords
Daniel Ricardo Michael Schumacher Ayrton Senna
Lewis Hamilton Sebastian Vettel Narain Karthikeyan

Max Verstappen James Hunt Nico Rosberg

Auto racing: Race vehicles
Are you interested in knowing the best vehicles used for racing? Take a print out of this
sheet. Fill in the missing letters of the company names that correspond to the logo in the
given space below.
S. No. Logo of the company Name of the company
1 ____ u ____ ____ ____ ____ _____
2 F _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
3 _____ _____ r _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
4 _____ _____ z _____ _____
5 V _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
6 A _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
7 P _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
8 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
9 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
10 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ i
11 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
12 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ t _____

Auto racing: Car parts
Are you keen in knowing the automobile parts used in cars? Take a print out of this sheet
and identify the unscrambled words from the scrambled words. The description of the
car parts at the start of each row are used as clues. Enjoy!!
Unscrambled
S. No. Description of the car parts Scrambled words
words
Hinged cover over the engine of motor

1 nobnte
vehicles.
Structure attached to the front and rear

2 rpebmu
ends of a motor vehicle.
Vehicle's main storage or cargo

3 uktnr
component
A vehicle body that frames the wheel

4 rednef
well.
An opening in the body of a vehicle for

5 lglir
the air to enter or exit
Vertical supports of a car's window

6 liparl
area
Heat exchangers used to transfer

7 thermal energy from one medium to trrodaia
another.
8 Outer edge of a wheel holding a tyre. imr
Ring-shaped component to provide a

9 traction on the surface over which the yter
wheel travels.
Decorative disk on a wheel covering at

10 pachbu
a minimum the central portion.
Removable covering of a vehicle's

11 lwocnig
engine.
12 Safe container for flammable fluids. luef ntka

Auto racing: Assemble a race track
Do you want to race with your toy cars? What's a race car with nowhere to race? Set up
your own race track at home and play with your family and friends. Print two copies of
this sheet to have a bigger race track. Stick it to a thick material or cardboard for
durability. If you want, use laminated pouches to avoid tearing of the sheets. Attach the
hook and loop fastener dots at the ends of each piece to line up all the tracks together.
You are now ready to play!

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