Indraprastha INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Sector 10, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075

Vacation is the time to be happy and gay,
With happiness little hearts sway!
It’s time to play and have fun,
Sit back and enjoy the summer sun!
Let’s enjoy, unravel and explore,
Indulge in exciting activities galore!

Dear Parents
It is said that time spent with family and friends, is the time well
spent. The best childhood memories are woven in the vacation
especially the much-awaited long summer break. It is the perfect
time to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy. As important it is to rest and
enjoy for the children, it is important to learn and rekindle their
creative skills. To strike a perfect balance between work and play
we have crafted a homework schedule which surely would open
vistas for growth.

HAVE A FUNFILLED VACATION

Morning Blessings: Guide your children to pursue good habits like waking
up early, greeting all elders, doing yoga and other exercises to keep
themselves fit, brushing teeth twice a day and eating healthy and nutritious
food and spending time constructively.
 Play Outdoor Games: Go together cycling, playing badminton, swimming,
playing football or any game of your child’s interest which would make
him/her active and constructively occupied.

Health is wealth: Accompany your child to a nearby park and encourage

him/her for a morning walk. Thus, enjoying the two best gifts of God –
nature and family.

My Planner: Setting up a routine is a must to inculcate good habits and

strike a balance between work and play. Help and guide your child plan
his/her daily routine for the vacation. Encourage him/her maintain a diary
for the vacation and jot down their daily routine/activities.

Fun with Books: Encourage your child to read English books- fictional or
inspirational. Enroll your child in a nearby library or avail school library’s
facility, if possible. This will help inculcate reading habit as well as enrich
vocabulary and nurture good moral values.

Some suggested books:

➢ Aesop Fables
➢ Panchatantra Tales
➢ Folktales from Around the World
➢ Harry Potter series
➢ The Adventures of Tintin
➢ The Chronicles of Narnia
➢ Alice in Wonderland
➢ Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Responsible Citizen -Our school leaves no stone unturned to bring
miraculous change in your child’s life. However, it is very important to
instill the attitudes and traits that make children responsible. Saving energy
is often thought of as a job best left to adults, but getting children involved
is a great way to show them that their actions have a big impact on the
world. Encourage them to take an initiative to conserve water and electricity
and make this world a better place to live in.

Nurture Nature- Inspire them to be the harbinger of this planet to sustain

its greenery. Help them to plant a sapling and nurture it.

Proud to be an Indian - Patriotism means love, respect and loyalty to one’s

country. Instilling values of patriotism in children will help them become
responsible citizens. During this summer break, take your children to India
Gate to pay reverence to the Amar Jawan Jyoti- The Flame of the Immortal
Soldiers. Encourage and inspire children to read inspiring patriotic stories
and pay a visit to the places associated with these patriotic heroes.

Revisit History- India possesses a glorious past. Even today the

magnanimous historical monuments of Delhi echo the magnificent history
of India. They are a treasure trove of information. Visit such monuments to
build a connect with our history and culture. Take your children and visit
these monuments to feel proud of our prestigious past. Encourage and guide
them to pen down their experience of visiting these monuments.

Learning Visuals- Together with your child watch informative TV

channels – Discovery Channel, History Channel, BBC Earth, etc.

Proficiency in Writing- Give a topic to your child each day and encourage
them to practice writing paragraphs, stories, picture description which
would hone their skills of writing.
 Gratitude to Parents- Recently we have celebrated Mother’s Day and in
the month of June we all will be celebrating Father’s Day. On these days
children express their love in the form of warm wishes, cards and gifts. Let’s
celebrate each day as Mother’s Day and Father’s Day by teaching our
young ones to do small household chores such as laying the dinner table,
organizing their cupboards, keeping the house clean and keeping things at
the proper place, etc.

The Young MasterChef’s- Help them be little chefs. Involve them in

preparation of healthy drinks like lemonade or any refreshing drink with
fresh fruits. Promote them to replace the fizzy drinks with their handmade
healthy drinks. Let them prepare any simple dish for you. Appreciate their
efforts.

We would really appreciate if you could keep a record of all the above
activities in a colourful scrap file and submit the same after the holidays.

The Summer Assignment has two sections.

SECTION A

This section of the Holiday Assignment is designed for the reinforcement of the
academics. These assignments have been prepared to help your child gain
proficiency in different subjects. Put the assignments in separate folders for
submission after the holidays.

Holiday Homework Worksheet

SCIENCE: Do summer assignment on page no 92- 93 in Science Resource

book.

(Take the print out of worksheets attached, complete and bring in a

separate folder)
 Indraprastha INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Sector 10, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075
Session: 2023-24
Assignment
Subject: Mathematics

Name: _____________________________ Class IV Sec: ______________

Roll No.____________________________ Date: _____________________

1. Fill in the following blanks.

a. The Hindu-Arabic numeral of M is______________.
b. CM is equal to________
c. CCV represents _____________.
d. The symbols I, X, C, M can be repeated _________________times in a number.
e. MCCX is equal to_________________.
f. India became independent in the year . (Roman
Numeral.

g. 1 million = lakhs

h. 36653815 + 1 = ___________.

i. 0 + 1237246 = ___________.

j. 75636 + 634826 = 634826 + __________.

k. _______- 0 = 1,24,76,440

l. When 1 is subtracted from a number, we get its ___________.

m. When we add 0 to a number, the sum is the ______________..

n. 67545310 ___________ 67545710 (put < ,> ,=)

o. Three crore fifty-six lakhs eighty thousand nine hundred two is written in
numeral as ____________________.

p. The successor of the greatest 7-digit number is _____________.

2. Solve the following and write the answer in Roman numeral.
a.500 +50 = __________________
b.250 + 140= _________________
c. 600 ÷ 12 = _________________
d. 55 x 3 = ___________________
3.Compare using >, < or= in the empty boxes
a. LVIII XLIV

b. CCCL XCL

c. DCLV CDL
4. Form the greatest and the smallest 8- digit number using the digits 7, 0,
1, 4, 6, 9, 8. (you may repeat the digits)
Greatest ____________________
Smallest ____________________
5.Write numerals for each of the following using the International
Place Value Chart.
a. Thirty million eight hundred five thousand one hundred five

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b. Two hundred fifty million forty-eight

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6. Write number name for each of the following using International

place Value Chart.
a. 567,149,241
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b.671,200,113
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c.89723148
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7. Add the following and find the sum.

8. Subtract the following and find the difference.

SUDOKU
 Indraprastha INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Sector 10, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075
Session: 2023-24
Assignment
Subject: Social Science

Name: __________________________________ Class V Sec: ____________

Roll No._________________________________ Date: __________________

1. Fill in the following blanks.

a. _____________________and __________________ are imaginary lines.

b. The ___________________divided the earth into the Eastern and Western

Hemispheres.

c. A _____________ is a large natural stream of water that flows towards an

ocean, a sea or another river.

d. A deep valley with steep sides in a plateau region is called a

________________.

e. ________________is also called the Great circle.

2.Give one word for each of the following.

a. A network of parallels or meridians. ___________________

b. The smallest continent in the world. ___________________

c. A desert in Australia. ___________________

d. A triangular shaped land, where river has split

into several branches before entering the sea. ___________________

3. Answer the following questions.

a. How are mountains helpful to us? Explain.

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b. List any three important features of meridians.

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4. Match the following.

A B

i Flat, low lying area Desert

ii Natural elevation of the earth’s surface Plain

iii Deep valley with steep sides Plateau

iv Highland with a flat top Canyon

v Dry area which receives little or no Mountain

rainfall
 SECTION B

India, a nation committed and true,

In democracy and multilateralism, it grew.
With G20 Presidency, a landmark so grand,
Seeking global solutions, hand in hand.

For the wellbeing of all, it aims to find,

Manifesting 'World is One Family' in kind.
Our children shall glimpse the international scene,
Comprehending dynamics, where India's been.

To enable our children to have a glimpse and comprehend the international

scenario, its dynamics and India's position in it, we have kept the theme of
our summer assignment as “G-20”. The thoughtfully crafted assignments
will sensitise children about the G20 and its significance under India’s
presidency as well as facilitate them to think critically, innovate and be a
change maker.

This section of assignment contains a variety of questions, subject-wise, to

nurture students’ curiosity and creativity. This section is divided roll number
wise into two parts. Each child needs to attempt questions according to his/her
roll number.

Roll No. 1 – 10: English (1), Science (7), Social Studies (10)
Roll No. 11 – 20: English (2), Mathematics (5), Science (8)
Roll No. 21 – 30: Hindi (3), Science (8), Social Studies (9)
Roll No. 31 onwards: Hindi (4), Mathematics (6), Social Studies (10)

Art and Craft and Computer homework is compulsory for all the roll numbers.

• Revise the syllabus given for Periodic Assessment I.

• Be a mentor to your wards and guide them through the projects and
assignments as specified in Section B so as to bring forth their creativity.
• Kindly make sure that your child’s Holiday Assignment is properly
labelled with his/her name, class, section and roll number.

You are requested to assist your child and be with him/her to traverse the
journey of curiosity, creativity and innovation through these learning
orientated assignments. This exercise will surely pave way to strengthen
your bond of togetherness with your child. You are requested not to
outsource these tasks, rather help your child have sense of
accomplishment and be more confident and an active learner.
 ENGLISH
1. Aspire to be someone;

Inspire someone to be you.

Each child dreams of achieving
something good and great in their
future. Let’s create a handcraft to
keep it with us what we aspire to
be. Children will create a wall
hanging where in, they will paste
the picture of the profession on
the main and the qualities that
professional should possess on the
hangings. Children are requested
to use paper or waste material to
prepare the wall hanging.

2. Labels Aside
We All are Unique
How important it is for us to recognize
and celebrate our heroes and she-roes!
Prepare a short story which gives the
message of Gender Equality and present
it as a story board (2d presentation).
Students can use comic illustrations to
present their story. Size – A3 sheet
 HINDI
3.
4.

MATH
“ The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics.”
TUNAMI
TOPIC :Gender Equality
Concept: TANGRAMS
The Tangram is a deceptively simple set of seven geometric shapes
made up of five triangles (two small triangles, one medium
triangle, and two large triangles), a square, and a parallelogram.
When the pieces are arranged together, they suggest an amazing
variety of forms, embodying many numerical and geometric
concepts. Tangrams can be used for various purposes like
developing problem-solving and logical thinking skills, perceptual
reasoning, visual-spatial awareness, creativity, and many
mathematical concepts.
5. Make a poster on A-3 size sheet on GENDER EQUAILTY
using Tangrams (2-D) and put a message across.

MATHS UNO
Topic : ECONOMIC GROWTH
CONCEPT : Large numbers, Operations ,Money
A mathematical game is a game whose rules, strategies, and outcomes are
defined by clear mathematical parameters
Playing mathematical games as a family allows for learning and
consolidation to occur in a non-threatening atmosphere and also helps
build positive attitudes and stronger self-esteem. Board games are a useful
way of developing many different mathematical ideas and skills.

6. Make a board game on economic growth using the above mathematical

concepts. (3-D) .Dimensions – 30 x 30 cm
 SCIENCE

DECENT WORK OPPORTUNITIES, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND

GENDER EQUALITY.

7. Make a 3 D Model keeping in mind the following pointsDIMENSIONS

30 cm x 30 cm
a. Affordable & Clean Energy- investing in clean energy sources such as
solar, wind energy
b. Expanding infrastructure and upgrading technology to provide clean
energy sources in all developing countries. For example –SMART CITY
with good infrastructure.
c. Improved livelihoods for people around the world. Economic growth can
lead to new and better employment opportunities and provide greater
economic security for all. (Showing employment opportunities)
8. A dream is not what you see in sleep ... a dream is something which does
not let you sleep
Make a 2D Model of MOM (Mission Mangal) with the waste material like
cardboard, thread, matchsticks, newspapers, colours etc. Also make a
collage with coloured images of Women scientist involved in the mission on
A 3 size sheet.
 SOCIAL STUDIES
Theme – Gender equality in India
Gender equality means-A system in which both men and women have equal
opportunity to benefit from and contribute to economic, social, cultural
and political development; enjoy socially valued resources and rewards;
and realize their human rights.

9. Make a Desk calender of 5/6 pages with a beautiful images on ‘India's

Role in Advancing Gender Equality’.
Example - Mission Poshan 2.0, Mission Shakti, and Mission Vatsalya to
address the challenges of malnutrition in children, adolescent girls,
pregnant women, and lactating mothers, ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ and
‘Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana’

Requirements- Pics of different programmes/Missions on Gender equality

which are taken by Indian government, A4 size colourful sheets
Economic Growth in India
Economic growth refers to an increase in the size of a country's economy
over a period of time.
Agriculture plays an important role for the economic growth of India. The
main crops of India are group of two categories- Cash crops and food crops.
Cash crops are grown to be sold to the market to earn money. It helps India
to earn money from foreign countries.
10. Make a beautiful wall hanging using the pictures of 6 cash crops which
India export to get money from other countries like Coffee, tea, sugarcane,
cotton, spices etc
Requirements- Chart paper or card boards, ribbon, sticks, pics of cash crops
and decorative materials

COMPUTER

Create a presentation on the following topics using MS PowerPoint 2016.

Mail your PPT to computerworkclass5@gmail.com Also mention the
child’s name and class in the subject line of the mail.

• Global Warming
• Zero Hunger

ART & CRAFT

Create a beautiful art work on terracotta pots.