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Preposition Practice

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The basic form for a book citation is:

Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. City of Publication, Publisher, Publication Date.

Try the formats for the below details given.
1. A book named Learning Ladder by Rachana Misra in 2013 in NewDelhi, which was published by Scholastic

2. Soil Biology by Oxford & IBH publishing, at New Delhi, by the author Subba Rao, in 2005

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Numeracy Decimals practice:

1. Find the decimal of :
a. 234/4
b. 13/5
c. 482/6
d. 22/6
e. 4779/2

Clue: Focus on the decimal point and place value for addition and subtraction. Time limit - 10 mins

Adding Decimals:
1. 24.92 + 28.162
2. 372.7 + 37.27
3. 472.06 + 82.862
4. 275.2 +27.78
5. 25.43+123.8

Subtraction:
1. 386.67 - 23.43
2. 86.23 -8.66
3. 653.87-128.99
4. 127-271.39
5. 467.23-172.8

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Listen to the podcast for about 10 minutes, and reflect the ideas as a report in your notebook.

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Listen to this episode from But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids on Spotify. For our last episode of each year, we often like to ask our listeners around the world to send us something fun. This year, we wanted you to tell us what makes you happy and you had a lot to share on that topic!

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Math Home Connection.
(Home Test - Mark the timing)

Operations :
1. There were 7629 people waiting to sit in 7 rooms. How many people can be equally seated in every room, and how many are waiting for room spaces?
2. An eagle saw 2037 ants each in 23 ant holes. How many ants are there in total?
3. 181279-92697
4. 18663+361838
5. Give the Indian and International Name for:
a. 135891
b. 85273765
6. Arrange in ascending order:
15278, 136825, 152708, 28668, 9999, 16396
7. Arrange in descending order:
6391,73966,518936,581936,518836
8. Round off:
a. 1462 (1400,1450,1500,1550)
b. 357 (300,400,500)
c. 86996 (86000, 87000, 89000)

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Write a short story - 15 lines in the writing genres notebook about the image

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Numeracy Practice Questions:
1. Addition :
a. 62839+16281
b. 4691+49168

2. Subtraction:
a. 3691-496
b. 75293-22897

Multiplication:
a. 351x12
b. 658*67

Division
a. 351 / 8
b. 239/3

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Draw the images added from K5 learning worksheets.
Check the order by drawing it as it rotates.

Analyse the image given above.

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https://www.wwf.org.uk/learn/wildlife/endangered-animals

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Imbalance causes & endangered animals
1. Hawaiian Crow - Disease, Habitat loss
2. Hawaiian Monk Seal - Garbage waste,
3. Javan Rhino (66 left) - Poaching, Trade,
4. Sunda Tiger (Sumatra) only 600 - Poaching, Urbanisation (leads to human - animal conflict)
5. Black Rhino (Africa) - Poaching, illegal horn trade,
6. Mountain Gorilla (Africa) only 1000 -
7. Tapanuli Orangutan (Indonesia) less than 800 - habitat loss, mining, hydroelectric & geothermal development
8. Yangtze Finless Porpoise (China) only 1000- Water pollution, habitat loss, overfishing
9. Amur Leopard (East Russia &China) - Prey scarcity, Habitat loss, transportation infrastructure
10. Sumatran Orangutan - Illicit pet trade
11. Hawksbill Turtle (Atlantic, Indian, Pacific Ocean) - Nesting habitat degradation, Fishing gear, rising sea level, coral reef damage, illegal trade
12. Polar bear (Poles) - loss of sea ice habitat, climate change, reduction of seals to eat
13. Hector’s Dolphin -
14. Hammerhead Shark -
15. Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle -

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18.01.2024
List for Food Web
1. Harith  - Mountain, Ocean
2. Jagath - Forest, Polar
3. Nithin - Grassland, Forest
4. Pranav - Desert, Ocean
5. Rutik - Ocean, Rain forest
6. Sarvesh - Polar, Mountain
7 Shashwath - Desert, Mountain

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In the sheet given, write the following neatly, one on each side of the sheet.

1. Write a letter to your grandmother/ grandfather/ both inviting them to your grandparents day celebration.

2. Write a letter to the Head of your school requesting for permission to go on a field trip to the court.

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Okay the following games once, and send the screenshots to the collab folder. Add the images in the respective titles of the folders.

Energy transfer

https://wordwall.net/resource/10058203

Ecosystem Vocabulary

https://wordwall.net/resource/10339350

Imbalance & changes

https://wordwall.net/resource/10393043

Energy pyramid

https://wordwall.net/resource/10393043

Ecosystems 5

https://wordwall.net/resource/10393043

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Do the following number questions:
1. 23, 20, 27, 24, 31, 28, 35, ______, _______
Rule:
2. 65, 66, 69, 74, 81, 90, ______, _______
Rule:
3. 104, 106, 110, 116, 124, 134, ______, _______
Rule:
4. 45, 46, 44, 47, 43, 48, 42, ______, _______
Rule:
5. 746, 743, 737, 728 ,716 , ______, _______
Rule:

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Write the number code and the message neatly in the notebook. Space your work well. Time your work, the shortest time gets points.

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The tasks are given belo. Do them in the notebook.

Task 1
Read the story above. And based on it, find the passwords for the below words from your alphabet-number chart.

1. Aquarium
2. Fish
3. Pool
4. Fishbowl
5. Marine

Task 2: Read the paper below, and solve the message.

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Watch the video once, and get ready for a discussion tomorrow

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Patterns
Create 2 questions for the following patterns
1. Number patterns
2. Colour patterns
3. Shape patterns
4. Letter patterns
5. Object patterns

Give space for the rule as well.

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Write a paragraph about the above image on Indterdependency of species

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Food Web - Producers, Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores

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Food Web - Producers, Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores

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Choose any two animals and write about its food web

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Find examples of the following biomes in our world

Find some examples : Name of an ecosystem, find the country, spot the place on the map. (20 mins reserach)

One example is done for your reference.

Forest Ecosystems
1. Tropical forests
Example 1: Amazon Forest in Africa
Example 2: Western Ghats, India

2. Temperate forest
3.  Boreal forest

Grassland Ecosystems:
1 Savanna  - Grasslands
2. Prairies- Grasslands

Desert Ecosystems:
1. Hot Desert
2. Cold desert

Mountains Ecosystems:
1. Alpine Mountains
2. Montane Mountains

Aquatic Ecosystems:
* Marine ecosystem
1. Ocean
2. Coral reef

* Freshwater ecosystem
1. Lakes
2. Rivers

Tundra Ecosystems:
1. Arctic Tundra
2. Alpine Tundra

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Idioms
Guess the meanings of the following idioms, and prepare how or enact them

1. Raining cats and dogs
2.  Elephant in the room
3. Ants in your pants
4. Hold your horses
5. Fish out of water
6. Bull in a china shop
7. Sitting duck
8. Kill two birds in one stone
9. Cat nap
10. Chicken out
11. Queer fish
12. Crocodile tears

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Biomes and Ecosystems for Kids | Learn about the different types of ecosystems and biomes

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Watched the video discussed in class, and reflect in the paper given.

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Biomes and Ecosystems for Kids | Learn about the different types of ecosystems and biomes

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14.12.2023 - Write the answers to the following tasksheet. 

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14.12.2023 - Write the answers to the following tasksheet. 

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Subject - Verb Agreement
Copy the sentences  and then circle the right word from the bracket.

Neat work to be submitted.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Correct: My mum likes pizza and curry, My friends watch a lot of television, The dog eats the bone, We need to buy a new house, The cat meows when he is hungry, We live in Manchester, She buys flowers once a week, Farah wants to be a teacher, The school was closed in lockdown, All students have been invited, I need to find a new job, Sara enjoys reading , Jonah works at Sainsburys, Shall we buy a bus ticket?, Money was stolen from the bank, Incorrect: My mum like pizza and curry, My friends watches a lot of television, The dog eat the bone, We needs to buy a new house, The cat meow when he is hungry, We lives in Manchester, She buy flowers every week., Farah want to be a teacher, The school were closed in lockdown, All students has been invited, I needs to find a new job, Sara enjoy reading, Jonah work at Sainsbury, Shall we buys a bus ticket?, Money were stolen from the bank,

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Correct: My mum likes pizza and curry, My friends watch a lot of television, The dog eats the bone, We need to buy a new house, Incorrect:

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Play the game and take a screenshot of the answers

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Annie and her brothers ____ at school. The dog and the cat ____ outside. George and Tamara ____want to see that movie. Benito ____know the answer. One of my sisters ____going on a trip to France. The man with all the birds____on my street. The movie ____about two hours to watch. The players____to win. Sally____to the park every day. The dog____at strangers. Ted and Mary ____going to the movies. The game ____exciting.

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Annie and her brothers ____ at school. The dog and the cat ____ outside. George and Tamara ____want to see that movie. Benito ____know the answer.

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Copy the questions neatly, and underline the answers as given in the example. Space out and write neatly.

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12.12.2023 - hectic

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Reading task - 11.12
Reading points given for the following students today - for task completion, reading ability and award prizes.

Feedback:
Rutik : Expressions are excellent. You should begin to read at a quicker pace. Pronunciation of new words is a challenge, words can be written and discussed with the teacher for clarity.

Harith: Excellent overall reading, can add more expressions to make the reading vibrant. Should practice reading with the mouth opened a little more for better pronunciation of a few words. You are also picking up words and using them in everyday language. Keep it up!

Nithin: The language efficiency is good. You are trying to read the new words, with clarity and accuracy. Excellent! Your speed has to improve and thus fluency can be enhanced. You may add more expressions to the reading.

Library points are given to all, for the day I monitored your library reading.

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Note:
1. Focus on the pattern of the letter
2. Make the informal letter interesting with paragraph breaks
3. Give reasons and effects for the formal letter
4. Check for presentation skill, spelling and neatness. (10 points for presentation)
5. Time limit to be mentioned. (Points will be given for truthful timings)

Self Test
1. Write a letter to your grandmother/ grandfather/ aunty or uncle, about some happy memories you had with them many years ago, and invite them to spend the Christmas holidays with you.

2. Write a formal letter to the Secretary- General of United Nations requesting them to do a guest talk on any topic of your choice. Give proper reasons for them to do a guest talk.

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Time yourself
Write the title, and answer the questions. Drawing the image is optional

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Time yourself
Write the title, and answer the questions. Drawing the image is optional

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1. Write a formal letter to the President of India, requesting for a guest talk on the topic “Government Systems”. Give your own reasons and creative ideas to talk about.

2. Write an informal letter to your best friend who is in a foreign country, and tell him about something interesting in 3 paragraphs.

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1. Write a formal letter to the Director of the Vetri Vikas School, requesting to allow students from the G Global School on a field trip to the Biology Laboratory, in order to enhance your knowledge on body systems.

2. Write a letter to the Chairman of the Tiruchengode Municipality, about the bad state of roads and the flooding of rain water on various streets. Request the chairman to take actions and make amends to improve the condition of sanitation and public health.

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Municipality Office - Notes for reference 

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Municipality Office - Notes for reference 

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Find the mean, median, mode and range for
1. 23,2,5,7,2,6,3,5,2,4,11,10
2. 33,22,54,12,52

Reduce the given fraction to its lowest form
1. 45/75
2. 18/32
3. 24/64

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1. Informal letter
Write a letter to your cousin, asking him to visit you during his vacation. Add your vacation plans too.

2. Formal letter
Write a letter to your teacher, informing her that you will need a few requirements for a craft activity. Imagine a craft and ask for requirements.

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Differences between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha 

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Differences between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha 

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Difference between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

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Difference between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

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The Houses Of The Indian Parliament | Class 8 - Civics | Learn With BYJU'S

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The Houses Of The Indian Parliament | Class 8 - Civics | Learn With BYJU'S

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Here’s the analysis of UK Parliament.

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Do at least 10 questions in each section.
You can challenge yourself with more problems as per your wish.

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Like and Unlike fractions:
Write L - Like fractions and UL - Unlike fractions for the following questions

1. 2/5 and 4/6
2. 56/77 and 22/77
3. 2/45 and 2/44
4. 6/8 and 6/8
5. 4/7 and 44/77

Add the following like fractions:
1. 3/5 and 5/5
2. 34/50 and 12/50
3. 7/16 and 12/16

Which of the following are proper and improper fractions:
1. 45/22
2. 56/12
3. 12/12
4. 6/32
5. 12/13

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07.11.2023 - Inquiry Questions (10 mins only)

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07.11.2023 - Inquiry Questions (10 mins only)

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1. How are union territories chosen?
2. Why are union territories created?
3. What are ministers for?
4. What’s the difference between Prime Minister and President?
5. What’s the difference between MLA and MP?

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Conversions

Weight:
1. 5472 kg = __________ tonne
2. 362 7 g = ________ kg
3. 781 lb = ________ oz
4. 578 g = _______ mg
5. 36 T = ________ lb

Capacity:
1. How many cups, pints and quarts are in 14 gallons?
2. 3672 ml = ________ l

Time:
1. There are 567 minutes for a person to reach the next station. Convert it into hours.
2. We have a time clock that is 23 minutes slow from the real time. It now shows 10.45 pm. What’s the real time?
3. A supermarket and a restaurant are 13 minutes away. What time does he man start from the supermarket if he reaches at 1.10 pm?

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Submission: 01.11.2023

Harith - Monarchy, Aristocracy
Jagath - Aristocracy , Tyranny
Pranav -Theocracy, Anarchy
Rutik - Anarchy, Republic
Nithin - Republic, Dictatorship
Sarvesh - Dictatorship, Theocracy
Shashwath - Tyranny, Monarchy

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accidental x intentional
arrive x depart
arrival x departure
artificial x natural
begin x end
big x small
beautiful x ugly
behind x in front of
good x bad
better x worse
best x worst
birth x death
black x white
borrow x lend
blunt x sharp
far x near
fast x slow
fear x courage
floor x ceiling
hatred x love
huge x small
busy x idle
sane x insane
most x least
join x separate
dependent x independent
relevant x irrelevant
old x young
tall x short
early x late
always x never
loud x quiet
brittle x tough
right x wrong
slow x fast
common x rare
past x present
messy x neat
major x minor
alive x dead
narrow x wide
several x few
serious x funny

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Dear students,
Concentrate and solve the following as done in class. Each questions only takes 2 minutes to answer. Recheck once completed.

Length Conversions:
1. Mary wants to convert a length of 5 kms road into metres for her project.

2. A road sign says there are 2 miles to the next rest area. How many feet is this?
(Note: Miles to yard, yard to feet)

Weight Conversions:
1. There are 56 kg of rice in a barn. The shopkeeper gives 20678g of it to buyer. How much more is left with the shopkeeper. Give the amount in kg and g.
Note: The values kg and g are given, convert it and then solve.

2. If A has 32 pounds, B has 480 ounces and C has one and a half tons of chocolate chips, how much do they have in total. Give the answers in pounds and ounces.

Capacity
1. Peppy pig drinks 9628 ml of water a day, Mommy pig drinks 20 litres of water a day and Georgie pig drinks half a litere of water. Calculate the amount of water drunk by Daddy Pig drink if he drinks half of the total amount of water drunk by Peppa, Mommy and Georgie together.

2. There are 67 pints of water in a can, 45 cups of water in a jug and 13 quarts of water in a barrel. Calculate how much water is there totally. Give the amount of water in different units.

Time:
1. A train begins from the first station by 2.45 am and reaches the second station at 5.20am. Later it waits for 15 minutes, and travels for 1 hour and 20 minutes before going to the third station. What time does the train reach the third station.
Note: Draw the path, and solve it visually.

2. 5 hours 23 minutes = __________ min
3. 242 minutes = _________ seconds
4. 242 minutes = _________ hours

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Dear students,
Solve the above questions in your notebook. Drawing clocks is optional.

Word problems:
1. You have slept for 440 minutes. How many hours did you sleep?
2. There are 24269 grams of snacks in the shop. You are packing it into 1 kg packets. How many packets would you need?
3. There are 332 cm of golden strings in a shop. You want 3 metres only. What is the length of extra string left over?
4. You have 5 one litre bottles, and there are 6822 ml of lemonade to be poured into the bottle. How much extra lemonade is left and how many more bottles will you need?

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Dear students,
The following questions  are easy. Take time to read the questions and answer them. Each question is an interesting story and will take just 1 minute to finish.

Capacity - Metric
1. How many litres of water will be filled in a huge drum if there are 34672 ml in small vessels totally.
2. Rutik has 23 litres of juice, which he would share with his friends. His friends want to know how much milliliters he has in total.
3. If 7 friends have 200 ml of soup each, what is the total amount of soup they will have. Give the answers in ml and litres.

Capacity - Customary

1. How many pints are in a gallon?
2. If Ram has 24 cups of a juice, how many quarts of the juice does he have?
3. There are 80 cups. Give the equivalent conversions in pint, quart and gallons.

Weight
1. A child has 20 notebooks. Estimate how much it would weigh.
a. grams.      b. kilogram.      c. tonne
2. You and your friend are standing on a weighing machine. You
both weigh 75288 g together. How many kilograms do you weigh together.
3. There is a chocolate shop which has 4623 ounces of chocolates. A customer has asked the shopkeeper how many pounds of chocolates he had. The shop keeper is confused. Help the shopkeeper with his answer.

Length:
1. A man ran for 4 miles in a marathon. He has to fill in a form which asks for _________ yards.

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Weight - Metric
1. 267 kg = _________ g
2. 2448 g = ___________ mg
3. 1978 mg = __________ g
4. 9516 t = __________ kg
5. 3772 kg = _______ t

Weight - Customary
1. 5727 oz = _______ lb
2. 2686 lb = ________ T
3. 5 lb = ________ oz
4. 56T = __________ lb
5. 6782 lb = ________ oz

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Dear students,
Focus, concentrate on the units, imagine the length and weights of the unit and then do the calculations. Make sure you understand and refer the images added below if needed.

Weight - Metric Units
1. 452kg = __________ g
2. 26 t = _________ kg
3. 2786 g = __________ mg
4. 1457 kg = _________ g
5. 8266 g= _________ kg
6. 14590 mg = _________ g
7. 6145 t = ________ kg

Length - Metric Units
1. 2673m = __________ km
2. 3568 cm = ___________ m
3. 253 mm = _________ cm
4. 3333 cm = ________ m

Length - Customary Units
1. 1760 in = ________ feet
2. 2573 feet = __________ yards
3. 2856 yards = _________ feet
4. 5 miles = __________ yards

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Mercury - Pranav
Venus - Harith
Mars - Shashwath
Jupiter - Nithin
Saturn - Jagath
Uranus - Rutik
Neptune - Sarvesh

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Conversion of units
Metric units:
Smaller to Bigger units (Divide)

1. 23 mm = _______ cm _______ mm
78 mm = ________ cm ________ mm

2. 153 cm = ______ m  _______ cm
936 cm = _______ m ________ cm

3. 5667 m = __________ km ________ m
3064 m = ___________ km ________ m

Bigger to smaller units (Multiply)
1. 56 cm = __________ mm
31 cm 46 mm = _________ mm

2. 84 m = __________ cm
58 m 27 cm = __________ cm

3. 73 km = _________ m
571 km 320 m = ________ m

Customary Units
Smaller to Bigger units (Divide)
1. 72 inch = _______ feet
2. 42 feet = __________ yards
3. 5280 yards =  ____________ miles

Bigger to smaller
1. 2 miles 45 yards = ________ yards
2. 77 yards 2 feet = ________ feet
3. 66 feet 9 inches = ________ inches

Perimeter: Draw the shape, mark the sides and find the perimeter with every step written.

1. Square  ( x = 48 m)
2. A square shaped city plan (v = 65 km)
3. A shape with four sides equal, with each side measuring 27 meters
4. A rectangular bench to sit on, with sides x= 4m, y = 12 m
5. A four sided cake measuring 30 cm and 12 cm.

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Exploring space

*  Choose any an inquiry cycle .
* Decide the topics of inquiry
* Plan activities that you can think of
* Assess your learning
* Think of ways to represent your learning (charts, models, stories)
* Add website links, video names, author names, etc of any document you have researched. (Academic Integrity Policy)

Different inquiry cycles:

1. Kath Murdoch -
Tuning in - Finding out - Sorting out - Going Further - Making conclusions - Taking action

2. 5E Model
Engage - Explore - Extend - Explain - Evaluate

3. Stripling Mode
Connect - Wonder - Investigate - Construct - Express - Reflect