Prescribed Book:- LEARNING SCIENCE Types of Assessment April-May FA-1 Chapters L 1- Sources of Food SCIENCE Food variety Food from plants Sources of food Food problem What is Food chain? Topics L -2 Components of Food L-3Fibre to Fabric Components of food (Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats, Vitamins,Minerals) What is Balanced diet? Deficiency diseases and their types - Protein DeficiencyDiseases - Protein,Carbohydrate and Fat Deficiency Disease - Vitamin Deficiency Diseases (Table 2.4 given on p age 24) - Mineral Deficiency Diseases (Table 2.5 given on page 24 ) Activity # 2, page# 17 (To test presence of starch in a food sample) Activity will be done in class. Flow Chart-Components of Food (Review of chapter in class) (Given on Page # 25) Fibres and their types - Natural Fibres and Synthetic Fibres From fibre to fabric - Ginning - Spining - Weaving - Knitting Some other useful fibres - Cotton - Jute History of clothing material Activity # 2 page #33 (To make the weaving pattern from paper) Activity will be done in class. Flow Chart -Fibre To Fabric (Given on page# 38) L 4- Sorting Materials into Groups Classification of objects Importance of classification of objects
Properties of materials (Appearance,Texture,Hardness,State,Soluble or Insoluble) Solubility of Liquids in Water Solubility of Gases in Water Flow Chart -Sorting Materials into Groups(Given on page # 49) Activity:1 Do activity # 5 given on page # 5 `To sprout some seed' at home. 2 Make a diagram of a food chain (Given on page no. 12) in note book July-Aug FA-2 L 5 -Separation of Substances Need for separation of substances in a mixture Methods of separation Separation of solid substances from a mixture(handpicking,threshing,winnowing,sieving). Separation of Insoluble Solids From A Liquid - Sedimentation and decantation - Loading - Filtration Water as a universal solvent Flow Chart -Seperation of Substances (Given on page # 64) L 6-Changes Around Us Reversible changes or Irreversible changes How to make changes take place - Changes Caused by Heating or Cooling - Changes Caused by Pressure Activity # 1 page # 68 (To study the effect of hanging a weight on a spring). Activity will be done in class. Flow Chart- Changes Around us (Given on page # 74) L 7- The Living and the Nonliving Characteristics of living Things Viruses-entities between living and non-living things (Table 7.2 given on page # 83) Flow Chart- The Living and the Non living(given on page 83) L-8 Getting to know plants Parts of a Plant Root System - Types and Functions of Roots Shoot System - Stem and its Functions Leaf - Parts and functions of leaf Flowers - Parts and functions of a flower Activity Group Disscussion in class on ' Features of different plants and their parts',. Flow Chart-Getting to know plants(given on page 99)
L-9 Body Movement Skeletal System Parts and Functions of the Skeleton - Human Skull - Backbone or Spine - The Rib cage - The Limbs Human Body and its Movement What is Joints? Types of Joints - Immovable or Fixed Joints - Slightly Movable Joints - Freely Movable Joints Muscular System Locomotion In Animals Activity -'Showing a Skeleton system in a lab'. Flow Chart- Body Movement (Given on page 113) Activity: 1) Do activity # 8 given on page # 62 `To show that water can dissolve a substance only up to limit' (Activity will be done in class) 2) Make a diagram of unicellular organisms in note book (Given on page no. 78) Sept SA-1 Oct- Dec FA-3 Syllabus of FA1 + FA2 L 10. The Living Organisms and their Surroundings L 11-Motion and Measurement of Distances Revision work, Class Test and Viva - Voice Habitat Environment Components of the Environment - Biotic Components Interaction between Abiotic and Biotic Components Adaptations - Terrestrial Habitats of Plants and animals - Aquatic Habitats of Plants and animals Flow Chart-The Living Organisms and their Surroundings (Given on Page#127) Story of Transport Measurement - How to Measure the Length of an Object Types of motion(translatory Motion,Circular Motion,Rotatory Motion,Periodic and Non Periodic Motion). Flow Chart- Motion and Measurement of Distances (Given on page#140) L 12- Light, Shadows and Reflections Sources of Light Luminous and Non-Luminous objects - Transparent,Opaque and Translucent Materials Light Travels in Straight Lines Shadows and Its Characterstics
Mirror and Reflection Of Light(Table 12.1 on page 152) Activity # 2 page #145 'To show that light travels in straight lines'. (Activity will be done in class) Flow Chart-Light,Shadows and Reflections (Given on page 153) L 13- Electricity and Circuit What is Electric Cell? Advantages of Electrical Cells What is Dry Cell Working of an Electric Bulb How to Make Electric Circuit Electric Conductors and Insulators Electrical Safety Flow Chart- Electricity and Circuit(Given on page #163 ) L 14- Magnetism Discovery of Magnet - Natural and Artificial Magnets Methods of Making Magnets Property of Magnet(Attractive Property,Directive Property,Attraction and Repulsion Property Uses of Magnet Earth as a Magnet Magnetic Compass Demagnetisation Flow Chart-Magnetism (Given on page #174) Activity page #157 ' Make a model of `Lighting of a bulb' with an electric cell '. Activity will be Done in class Jan Feb FA-4 L 15- Water L 16- Air Around Us Uses of Water Sources of Water (Rain water,surface water,underground water or Subsoil water) Evaporation of water - Factors affecting Evaporation What is Water-Cycle Importance of Rainfall How to conserve water Rain-water-harvesting What is Atmosphere Composition of Air Air Supports Life Uses of Air Balance of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide in Nature Activity page #191 will be done in class. (To show that air occupies space)
L 17- Garbage In, Garbage Out Sources of Wastes Types of Wastes (Biodegradable and Non Biodegradable waste Disposal of Garbage (Composting,Landfill,Incineration) Plastic - a boon or a curse Benefits of Waste Management Activity:- Group Disscussion will be done in class 'The role of garbage collector in keeping the environment clean'. Flow Chart - Garbage In, Garbage Out(Given on page # 209 Activity:- Draw the diagram of a watercycle in note book.( refer page #183) March SA-2 Prescribed Book:- 1. Adventuring Beyond Types of Assessment April-May FA-1 Syllabus of FA3 + FA4 Lesson GEOGRAPHY : L 1. Latitudes and Longitudes Social Studies Revision work, Class Test and Viva - Voice Topics Definition of Globe, - Finding location in Globe, - Measuring time, Important latitude, Important longitudes Draw important parallels of latitude (page no. 24 fig.no.2.4 )and, Climatic zones of the earth (page no.25 fig. 2.5) L 2. Motions of the Earth HISTORY : L 1. When, Where and How Rotation and its effects, Revolution and its effects. Draw the revolution of the earth. (fig. no. 3.4 Page no. 33) The time frame under study, History and prehistory, The geographical frame work, Sources of history. CIVICS : L 1. Celebrating Diversity Meaning of diversity, Diversity in India Unity in diversity. Activity: Make a list of three literary and three archaeological sources of history and highlight their significance. Do in note book. July-August GEOGRAPHY :
FA-2 L 5.Major realms of the Earth Four realms of the earth, Interdependence of all realms and its effects. Draw layers of the atmosphere(fig. 5.3 page no. 51 ), Draw the biosphere zone (fig. 5.4 page no. 52 ), Case study of people and the realms of the earth. (page no. 53) L 6. Landforms of the Earth HISTORY : L-5 Vedic Age Types of Mountains, plateaus, planes and their important. Draw formation of fold and block mountains. (fig. 6.1 and 6.2 page no. 58, 59) Coming of Aryans Early Vedic age Later Vedic age Aryans and their political, social, economic life. Case study of `INAMGAON' page no. 133 CIVICS : L-3 Government L-4 Key elements of a democratic government The need for government, Lavels of the government Functions of Government Various forms of government Universal adult franchise Apartheid Key element of democracy - Participation and accountability, - Resolution of conflict, Equality and justice Case Study: The kavery dispute Activity :1. Write the types of government of the neighbouring countries of India and the name of their Heads of State. (Do in note book) 2. Make a poster on `Give Waste Another Chance.' Use A-3 size sheet.(submission of summer holiday Home Work) September SA-1 Oct Dec FA-3 Syllabus of FA1 + FA2 GEOGRAPHY : L 7. Our country India Revision work,, Class Test and Viva - Voice Location of India, Neighbors of India, Political Divisions of India, Physical Features of India. Map 7.1 page # 66, Map 7.2, 7.3 page # 68. Case study of World Heritage sight. L 8. Climate of India Definition of weather and climate, Influence of climate, Seasons, Distribution of rainfall. Map.8.3 page # 81, Map 8.5 page # 82. HISTORY :
L-8 The Mauryan Empire and Ashoka L-9 Life in towns and villages CIVICS : L-5 Panchayati Raj Alexenders invasion Maurya Dynasty Maurya Administration Decline of the Mauryas Map. page no. 153 Village life, People, and the society. Types of town trade Description of Panchayat - Structure of panchayati Raj - Functions of Panchayat - Importance of Panchayat Women in Panchayats Activity: Trace the two sides of a coin and write down all the information you gather studying the coins. Do in your note book. Jan-Feb GEOGRAPHY : FA-4 L-9 Natural vegetation and wild life Types of natural vegetation in India Importance of forests Wild life of India National Parks in India. Map. 9.1 page no. 89 HISTORY : L-12. Culture and Science Literature, - Including the epics, Sanskrit and Budhist, Jain's, Secular Architecture of monasteries, Temples, Sculpture and paintings. Case study of Qutub complex. CIVICS : L-8 Rural livelihoods L-9 Urban livelihoods Various types of livelihoods in a village Different types of farmers Case study of `The Success Story of AMUL' Descriptions of various types of livelihoods in Town and cities. Migration and its effects. Activity: Write a report on the lives of women in the villages. How do their lives differ from those of women in cities? Do in class work copy.(winter holiday Home Work) March SA-2 नध रत प तक - 1. भ ष स त 2. भ ष अ धगम एव य करण Syllabus of FA3 + FA4 ह द Revision work, Class Test and Viva - Voice
म य कन क क र अ ल - मई एफ ए- 1 प ठ प ठ -1 थ न प ठ -2 धन क ख ज प ठ -3 शतकव र : स चन त द लकर प ठ -4 आ रह र व क सव र य करण- प ठ-1 भ ष, ल प और य करण प ठ -2 वण - व य स प ठ -16 व य प ठ -7 श द-भ ड र प ठ -21 रचन भ ग वषय व त पठन - प ठन श द-अथ व य बन ओ न व त र अ य स प रभ ष, भ ष क प, ल प, य करण अ य स क य प रभ ष, वण क क र अ य स क य प रभ ष, व य क अ ग, व य क भ द पय यव च श द प ल खन य कल प - व पर ण ह त प प य प तक म प 36 पर हल कर! ज ल ई - अग त एफ ए- 2 प ठ 6- बकर द ग व ख गई प ठ 7- फर य ह ग उसक ब द? प ठ 8- ड. म ल म र ड प ठ 9- म ज ल ह प ठ 10- मन यत पठन - प ठन श द-अथ व य बन ओ न व त र अ य स य करण- प ठ 4- स ध प ठ 5- उपसग और यय प ठ 6- सम स प ठ 7- श द भ ड र प ठ 19- म ह वर प ठ 21- रचन भ ग स ध क प रभ ष, स ध क क र अ य स क य उपसग, यय क प रभ ष, व भ न श द म इनक य ग अ य स क य सम स, सम स क प रभ ष, सम स क भ द, सम स म अ तर अ य स क य वल म श द, अन क थ श द (अप ठत ग श, स व द ल खन, अन छ द ल खन, च वण न) य कल प- अपन प य प तक म स क ई द स दर क वत ए ए 4 आकर क प पर लख सत बर एस ए- I अ ट बर- दस बर एफ ए- 3 एफ ए-1 + एफ ए 2 प ठ 16- म क आक प ठ 17- ड श त व प भटन गर प ठ 18- द घ टन त म क प प ठ 19- खल न प ठ 20- क उट क ड यर प ठ 21- तव र क त त य करण - प ठ 8- स प ठ 9- क रक प ठ 10- सव न म प ठ 7- श द भ ड र प ठ 19- म ह वर एफ ए-1 एवम एफ ए 2 म कर य गय स र क य,और प नर व त क य पठन - प ठन श द-अथ व य बन ओ न व त र अ य स प रभ ष, स क भ द, स क वक र अ य स क य प रभ ष, क रक क भ द अ य स क य प रभ ष, सव न म क भ द अ य स क य
प ठ 19- म ह वर प ठ 17- वर म च प ठ 21- रचन भ ग प रभ ष, सव न म क भ द अ य स क य भ न थ क श द प रभ ष, वर म च ह क य ग (अप ठत ग श, स व द ल खन, प ल खन) य कल प - व पर ण ह त प प य प तक म प 165 पर हल कर जनवर - फरवर एफ ए- 4 प ठ 22- द ह -दशक प ठ 23- ब ढ क प ठ 24- पय वरण द षण पठन - प ठन श द-अथ व य बन ओ न व त र अ य स य करण - प ठ 11- वश षण प ठ 12- य प ठ 7- श द भ ड र प ठ 21- रचन भ ग प रभ ष, वश षण क भ द, वश षण क अव थ प रभ ष और य क भ द अ य स क य अन क श द क लए एक श द अप ठत प श, च वण न, नब ध ल खन य कल प- व पर ण ह त प प य प तक म प 195 पर हल कर! म च एस ए- II एफ ए-3 + एफ ए 4 एफ ए-3 एवम एफ ए 4 म कर य गय स र क य,और प नर व त क य Prescribed Book:- 1. MathSight Types of Chapters Assessment April-May Ch 2- Playing with Numbers FA-1 July-Aug FA-2 Ch 3- HCF and LCM Ch 4- Natural Numbers and Whole Numbers Use of brackets and the BODMAS rule Operations on numbers Using the operation `Of ' Rules for simplification Factors and multiples Properties of factors Divisibility tests for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Prime factorisation Properties of whole numbers Closure property Commutative property Associative property Identity element & distributive property Activity: -Do MCQ's given on page no. 10, 15 and 20 from practice section of your book. (Do in practice copy) Ch 5 - Integers MATHEMATICS Absolute value of integers Operations on integers Topics Ch 6-Fractions Equivalent fractions Comparison and ordering of fractions
Operations on fractions Ch7-Decimals Ch8- Introduction to Algebra Decimal fractions Expanded form Comparing decimals Literals or variables Constant Factors and coefficients Kinds of algebraic expressions Activity:- Submission of Summer holiday homework. Sept SA-1 Oct- Dec FA-3 Ch 11 Basic Geometrical Concepts Syllabus of FA1 + FA2 Ch 9-Linear Equations More about points and lines Angle Triangle, Circle, Revision work and Class tests Viva - Voice Rules for balancing linear equations solving equations Systematic method Trial & Error method Ch 10- Ratio and Proportion Ch 15- Constructions Ch 16- Perimeter and Area Properties of ratio Comparison of ratio Proportion Unitary method Construction of a perpendicular bisector Construction of a circle Drawing of an angle Perimeter of a square Perimeter of a rectangle Area of a plane figure Activity:-Do MCQs given on page no.49, 55, 79 and 83 from practice section of your book. (Do in practice copy) Jan Feb FA-4 Ch 12- Understanding Elementary Shapes Pair of lines Measuring an angle Comparison of angles Classification of triangles Ch 13 Types of Quadrilaterals and Solid Shapes Ch 14- Symmetry Chapter 17- Data Handling Polygons Identification of 3D shapes Symmetry in geometrical shapes Pictograph, Bar graph Activity :-Submission of Winter Holiday Home-Work. March SA-2 Syllabus of FA3 + FA4 Revision work, Class tests and Vive - Voice
Prescribed Books:- 1. Glitter 2. Mastering Grammar ENGLISH Type of assessment April -May FA 1 Lessons UNIT 1 : LAUGHTER L-1. The Conjurer's Revenge (Reading only) L-2. Hanuman And I L-3. Then Laugh (poem) Page #26 UNIT 2 : FOOD L-1. Vidmundan And Kodamundan L-2. One Grain of Rice L-3. The King's Breakfast (poem) Page # 44 English Grammar : L-1. Sentences Defination inds of Sentences -Assertive - Imperative - Interrogative - Exclamatory Parts of a Sentence -Subject and Predicate Topics Difficult words and their meanings Pronunciation Dictation Sentence making Question-Answers
L-2. Nouns Defination Kinds of Nouns - Common Nouns - Proper Nouns - Collective Nouns - Material Nouns - Abstract Nouns L-3 Nouns -Gender L-4 Nouns -Number Defination Types of Gender - Masculine - Feminine - Neuter - Common Formation Of Feminine Nouns Defination and its rules L-5 Nouns -Case L-6. Adjectives and Degrees of comparisons L-7 Pronouns L-32.Letter writing Kinds of adjectives and formation of comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives Defination Kinds of Pronouns (Personal, Possesive, Interrogative, Demonstrative) Features of formal and informal letters Activity :-Write and learn an essay on `Impact of Television Programmes on Children'. (Do in English grammar copy). July - Aug. FA- 2 UNIT-3 BRAVEHEARTS L-1. Tabby's Tablecloth L-2. The Guru L-3. The Seven Steps To The Heavens (Reading only) L-4. Courage (poem)page #.6 4 UNIT-4 RELATIONSHIPS L-1. Fair Play L-2. A Pen And A Sunset (Reading only) L-3. A Song For Friendship L-4. The Quarrel (poem)page # 82 English Grammar : L-8. Articles Features and Types of articles -Indefinite and Definite articles Difficult words and their meanings Pronunciation Dictation Sentence making Question-Answers
L-9. Verbs L-11. Modals L-12. Tenses L-13. Present Tense L-14. Past tense Defination Kinds of Verbs -Transitive -Intransitive -Incomplete Features, main modals and their usage (Can, Could, May, Might, Must, Should, Would). Various forms of `BE' and `HAVE' and its usage Types of Present Tense (Simple Present,Continous,Perfect,Perfect Continous) Types of Past Tense (Simple Past,Continous,Perfect,Perfect Continous) September SA- 1 Oct Dec FA-3 L-15. Future tense Activity:-Submission of Summer Holiday Home work. Syllabus of FA1 + FA2 UNIT-5 : ENDANGERED L-1. The Tree L-4. My Mother Saw A Dancing Bear (poem) page #101 Types of Future Tense (Simple future, Continous, Perfect, Perfect Continous). Revision work, Class-tests, Assignment and Viva-Voice. UNIT-6. GAMES L-1. Sportsmanship L-2. Little Children Wiser Than Men (Reading only) L-4. The Wonderful Game of Cricket (Poem) Page # 118 UNIT-7 :SPECIAL PEOPLE L-1. A Different kind of School L-2. Fight, Manju, Fight! L-4. Everyone is differently abled (poem) Page #136 English Grammar: L-16. Active and passive voice Defination of Voice Rules of Changing Voice Difficult words and their meanings Pronunciation Dictation Sentence making Question-Answers
L-17. Adverbs and Degree of comparison Defination Kinds of Adverbs -Relative -Manner -Place -Interrogative Degrees of Comparison (Positive,Comparitive,Superlative). L-18. Prepositions L-20. Conjunctions Defination of Prepositions Types of Prepositions (Prepositions of Place, of Time, of Direction) Defination Kinds of Conjuctions (Coordinating, Correlative, Subordinating) - Assertive - Imperative - Interrogative - Exclamatory Parts of a Sentence -Subject and Predicate L-21. Interjections Defination and Different types of Interjection Words ex : Alas, Oh etc.. L-22.Direct and Indirect Speech L-23 Punctuation and Capital Letters L-25.Homophones ntroduction of Direct and Indirect Speech Rules of Changing Direct Speech to Indirect Speech Important Marks of punctuation Different homophones and their meanings Activity :-Complete all comprehensions of L-28 in grammar book. Jan-Feb FA-4 March SA-2 UNIT-8 : CELEBRATIONS L-1. Girl's Day (reading only) L-2. A Different Diwali L-3. Eid-Ul- Fitr (poem)page # 115 English Grammar: L-27. Synonyms and Antonyms L-29. Message Writing L-30.Notice writing L-31. Picture composition Syllabus of FA3 + FA4 Difficult words and their meanings Pronunciation Dictation Sentence making, Question-Answers Back exercise. Features of Synonyms and Antonyms Purpose and formation of writing messages Purpose and formation of Notice Writing Essential features of picture composition Activity:-Submission of Winter Holiday Home-Work. Make a poster on Noise pollution. Revision work, Class-tests, Assignment and Viva-Voice. COMPUTER
Prescribed Book:- 1. Fun With Computers Lessons Types of Topics assessment April - May L 1 Introduction to computer Characteristics of Computers FA- 1 - Speed - Accuracy - Large Memory - Diligence - Versatility Limitations of Computers - No Intelligence - No Feelings Generations - Features of First Generation Computers - Features of Second Generation Computers - Features of Third Generation Computers - Features of Fourth Generation Computers - Features of Fifth Generation Computers Number System - Binary Number System Conversion - Conversion from Binary to Decimal Number Activity: Draw any two Input devices and Output devices On A-4 Size sheet July -Aug FA-2 L-2 More On MS Windows 7 Introduction Components of a window - Address Bar - Menu Control Bar - Back Button - Forward Button - Minimize Button - Maximize Button - Restore Button - Close Button - Scroll Bar - Status Bar Steps to Moving or resizing a window The Control Panel Steps to: - Opening the control panel - Changing the appearance of windows - Customizing the task-bar - Configuring Date and time - Configure the mouse Changing the mouse setting Changing the button configuration Changing the double click speed Changing the pointer's type Practical in Lab
- Customize your taskbar (ref. pg. no. 20) L 3 More On MS Word 2007 Introduction Steps to do the following in MS word 2007 - Finding text - Replacing text - Inserting hyperlink - Applying drop cap - Applying column formatting - Setting line spacing - Setting paragraph spacing - Setting page orientation - Setting page margin - Mail merge Microsoft Office Help Button Practical in Lab - Open MS Word 2007 and using find/replace command Activity: Make a Bio-data in MS word with your photograph and take printout on A-4 size sheet(submission September Syllabus of FA1 + FA2 Revision work, Class-tests, Assignment and Viva-Voice. SA- 1 Oct Dec L 4 More On MS Power Point Presentation in MS Power Point FA-3 - Blank and recent - Installed Templates - Installed Themes How to do the following in MS Power Point - Inserting pictures - Inserting picture from clip art - Inserting picture from file - Inserting smart art Editing smart art - Adding bullets and numbering - Inserting table - Applying theme Editing theme - Animations in PowerPoint Animating slides: Slide Transition - Animating Text and Objects: Custom Animation - Inserting Music Practical in Lab - Make a slide on 'food chart' (ref. pg. no. 46) L 6 More On E-mail Introduction How to do the following in Internet: - Creating An E-mail Account - Using An E-mail Account - Compose mail - Attaching a file - To read a mail (Inbox) - Opening An Attachment - To reply a message - To forward a message
- To restore a deleted mail (Trash) Sign out Activity: Create a presentation on your hobby (ref. pg. no. 47)in lab Jan Feb L 5 More On MS Excel Introduction FA-4 Formula And Row Column Text Formula Numeric Formula Operators is MS Excel - Arithmetic Operators - Relational Operators - Logical Operators Writing simple formulae Operator Precedence How to do the following in MS Excel 2007 - Copy a formula - Statistical functions - Sorting data - Operations on cells and columns/rows - Overwriting cell contents - Modifying cell contents partially - Deleting cell contents - Copying cell contents: copy and paste - Moving cell contents : cut and paste - Inserting cells - Inserting Rows/Columns - Deleting Cells - Deleting Rows/Columns - Adjusting Row Height/ Columns Width Auto fill - To create numeric data series - To create a Predefined series of dates/months - Creating custom lists - Printing a worksheet Practical in Lab Create a worksheet and calculate average marks (ref. pg. no. 62 Activity: Create a ' Invitation card' for your relatives for a get-together and take print out on A-4 size sheet March SA-II Syllabus of FA3 + FA4 Revision Work and Extra questions. ART EDUCATION SYLLABUS Instructions:- Use sharp 2B, 3B, 4B, 2H pencils for drawing /sketching. Use sketch pen/gel pen for outlining of a picture. Use wax crayons/pencil colours/poster colours for colouring a picture. For craft work use your own material like scissors, fevicol, etc. as instructed.
2 Colour and draw a Butterfly using poster colours. 3 Draw and colour Boats in the sea with poster colours. 4 Learing shading in Leaves with poster colours. 5 Colour the Vase with the help of different pen strokes using sketch pens. 7 Draw and complete the Lotus and colour it with poster or fabric colours. 12 Draw a Sunset scene and colour it using poster colours. 15 Colour the Bird using sketch pen by drawing circular pattern on it. 18 Colour the Tree with cotton impression using poster colours. 19 With the help of given stencil, using different colours, do spray painting and get a picture of Hut. 24 25 27 30 31 32 35 37 40 Learn to draw face Expressions. Give corrugated sheet impression on the Tree with poster colours. Step wise learn to make Silhoutte painting using poster colours. Draw a Kingfisher and colour it with pencil shading. Draw a Green Frog and colour it using different patterns with sketch pens. Colour and draw a Scenery by scratching. Colour the Landscape with line drawing using sketch pens. Make a Toucan and use mosaic pattern to colour it. Make a Wax Resist picture using wax crayons and poster colours. DO AS HOME-WORK Lesson no.s :- 1,8,9,20,21,23,26,28,33 and 36. DO AS CLASS -WORK Prescribed book: - Be An Artist-3 DO AS CLASS -WORK ART:- Lesson No. Topic CRAFT:- Lesson No. 10 11 14 16 27 38 39 Make a Caterpillar with newspaper and poster colours. Create a rainy scene by cutting and pasting of colourful Umbrellas and cotton. With the help of activity sheet and ice-cream sticks, make a Peacock. Learn Bottle Art. Topic Make a Rangoli Design with cutting of polythene paper. Follow the steps to make Finger Puppets. Make a Spider with tearing and pasting of tissue paper. DO AS HOME -WORK Lesson no.s :- 6,13,17,34 and FUN PROJECT (Given at the end of Art and Activity book)