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Practice each question, then open the answer or worked solution.
Do you know any poem or song on water? Recite it in the class.
Yes, I know a poem on water.
Water for the flowers,
Water for the tree.
Water for the bird,
Water for the bee.
Water for the rivers,
And Water for the sea.
Water for the world,
And Water for me!
Which are the places mentioned in the poem where we find water?
Answer:
River, waterfall, springs and lakes.
Question 3:
Tick the activities for which water is needed.
to play to sing to row a boat
to write to make tea to knead dough
to run a fan to paint pictures to grow plants
(The answers are given in bold)
Tick the activities for which water is needed.
to play to sing to row a boat
to write to make tea to knead dough
to run a fan to paint pictures to grow plants
(The answers are given in bold)
Name any four activities which
1. you can do without water
2. you cannot do without water
1. Dancing, jogging, walking, speaking, running, watching TV, listening to music, etc.
2. Preparing tea, coffee, rice, dal; washing vegetables and fruits; bathing; washing clothes; etc.
Arrange the following on the basis of the amount of water that is needed for each of the activities. Begin with the activity that needs the most water.
Activities: to bathe, to drink, to clean the house, to water the fields, to knead the dough.
1. To water the fields 2. To clean the house 3. To bathe
4. To drink 5. To knead the dough
In the poem you read about rivers, waterfalls, lakes and springs. We get water from all these places. From where do you get water? Put a circle around those places that are either in your house or around it.
lake, well, tubewell, pond, waterfall, hand pump, river, stream, tap, tank (tanka), sea, hot water spring.
(Places in or around the house are given in bold)
Have you seen hot water coming out of the ground? Where?
No.
Does any river flow through your village or city? If yes, write its name.
Yes, Kaveri flows through my city.
Do you know the names of any rivers? Write their names.
Yes, I do know the names of some rivers: Yamuna, Ganga, Krishna, and Kaveri.
At home, where do you get drinking water from?
In taps through the pipelines.