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SHEMFORD DOON

SUMMER HOLIDAY HOMEWORK 2019-2020 Grade-V

The summer sun in the sky, Shining, shining up so high Makes it warm for outside fun. To play at the park and run, To swim and hike and fish, And to go on a picnic if you wish.

WELCOME SUMMER

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Dear children, We are sure that all of you must be enjoying your holidays. You must have started making plans to visit your grandparents, relatives and friends, watching television during the day taking a dip in the swimming pool and joining some activity classes with your friends.We wish that you enjoy every minute of this long break with your family and friends. It will be great if you are able to find time to visit museums and monuments, learn new things, explore new areas near your house, play indoor and outdoor games , read as many story books as you can ,help your parents and grandparents, go for morning walk and play in the park in the evenings during your long summer break. We are giving you a variety of fun-filled activities and worksheets which you can do during the noon time. Do them neatly and submit the worksheets to your teachers after the vacation.

Wishing all of you an enjoyable and fun-packed summer break. Creative Writing

● Self-composed Poem on Humanity (Give your own title) ● Article on ‘Problems of living beings and the need of social work

helpers.’ ● Write a real life story of a social work helper.

Make a Collage Make a collage on the topic social work: Let’s join the hands and change the world (Which shows the problem of society and how by collaborating with different organizations social work helps help the humanity.) Make Comic strips

Create your own story based on social work helper, write the work done by him /her and how others get influenced by his /her work . Give proper title of your story by creating comic strips.

Read any one of the followings books and make a summary. The Hardy Boys - Hunting for Hidden Gold by Franklin W. Dixon The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain

If you were the author of the book what sort of ending would you have given. Change the ending of the story.

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Clean India Drive

Keep your neighborhood clean. Make attempts to keep your vicinity clean while spreading awareness on the same.

Make a magazine using newspaper clippings/Articles/pictures etc. on SWATCH BHARAT ABHIYAAN, Showing various efforts that are being done to keep India clean.

Pass On Torch Of The Education

Find a person in your locality who needs to be educated e.g. Child of your domestic help. Try to educate them and contribute to the society.

Find out about various NGO and social activists who spread education to the needy people in the society. Make a scrap book using relevant data and illustrations.

Conclude your findings using slogans.

Water Conservation In Urban Areas: ‘Play Your Part, Be Water Smart’ .

Water conservation in India is not a new concept.Find out about new ways of conserving water to reduce shortage of water.

On an A3 size sheet, make a collage to conserve Rivers in and around your city. Support your answer with illustrations.

Neatly write a slogan and give at least 2 suggestions of your own to save water.

Adopt A Tree : Tree-Mendous Benefits! .

Planting trees in your neighbourhood helps the entire community. Trees help homeowners, save energy, keep your neighbourhood cooler in the summer, make the area more inviting to walk or bike, and improve the air quality.

So, plant a tree; name it and take care of it.

Find out about people or organization who struggled to save trees in India.

Make a collage on the same on a thick chart paper or prepare a slide show, using relevant illustrations and slogans, highlighting its relevance in the present scenario.

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Note: All work to be done in a 3 in 1 notebook except if mentioned otherwise.

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2) walk _________ __________ __________

3) ground _________ __________ __________

4) subway ________ _________ __________

5) door __________ __________ __________

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III. Use of prefix

Add the correct prefix to the words given in the brackets and complete the sentences. a) Rohan had to ___________ his homework as it was wrong. (write) b) They ____________ the truck quickly. (loaded) c) Don’t drink ____________ water, you may fall sick. (pure) d) Some children ____________ eating green vegetables. e) The teacher was fair and _____________. (partial) f) The refree will _____________ anyone who breaks the rules. IV. Compound Words:-

Match the two groups of words to make compound words. Frame a meaningful sentence with each of them.

1) ________________ 2) ________________ 3) ________________ 4) ________________ 5) ________________ 6) ________________ a) _________________________________________________________________ b) _________________________________________________________________ c) _________________________________________________________________ d) _________________________________________________________________ e) _________________________________________________________________ f) _________________________________________________________________ V. Find words hidden in the given grid. One has been done for you a) greed b) ______________ c) ______________ d) ______________ e) ______________ f) ______________ g) ______________ h) ______________ i) ______________ j) ______________

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Back, Basin, Fly,

Stairs, Human, Pot

Super, Paper, Wash,

Dragon, Down, Flower

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VI. Write the past tense of the following verbs :

Present tense Past tense Present tense Past tense a) learn __________ reply __________

b) ask __________ write __________

c) try __________ take __________

d) buy __________ know __________

e) say __________ hide __________

f) make __________ fly __________

VII. Write a paragraph on “What you like and dislike about living in a crowded town” in 120 words.

Worksheet - 1 (Revision)

Q 1 Revise tables 2 to 15.

Q 2 Do the worksheets attached below.

Q 3 Measure the given angles with the help of your own protractor.

Measure :- 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°

Instructions:

a) Draw a circle and cut it out.

b) Fold it into half and cut it.

c) Fold it once again into a quarter.

d) Fold it again.

e) Unfold the paper.

f) Colour the creased lines and paste it on a cardboard.

g) Fix an arrow at the centre and use it to measure above given angles.

Q 4 Collect some leaves from the garden of different kinds. Colour each leaf and paint it. With the help of protractor measure the angles. Q 5 Mental Maths

a) If the smallest fish is about 1 cm long and the biggest fish is 16 m long. How

many times longer is your big fish than the smaller fish? _________

b) If your weight is 10 kg, so 13 children like you to put together will weigh

about __________ kg.

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c) 99, 999 + 1 = 1,00,000. It is the _________ digit number.

d) Is the difference between the P.V and F.V of 8 in number 63,809 is 720? State

‘True’ or ‘False’ _________

e) 10 millions = _________ crores.

f) 15 x _________ = 75

g) 165° is an _________ angle.

h) _________ of a right angle = 45°.

Q 6 Find the product and estimate to the nearest hundreds.

a) 763 x 5

b) 999 x 3

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Q 7 Cost of 1kg rice is Rs 40. How many Kg of rice a person can buy in Rs 1000?

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Q 8 Write the expanded form of the following numbers.

a) 75,56,063 = ___________________________________________________

b) 30,90,405 = ___________________________________________________ Q 9 Match them correctly.

Column A Column B

a) P

Right Angle

b)

Acute Angle

c)

Obtuse Angle

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Q 10 The distance between Rajasthan and Gujarat is 3000 km. Ram wants to go

Gujarat from Rajasthan. He catches the train at 6.30 AM. Speed of the train is

150 km/hr. How much time the train will take to reach Gujarat?

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Q 11 A chocolate factory produced 12,673 chocolates in January, 6,589 chocolates

in February and 7,673 chocolates in March. How many chocolates were

produced in the three months? Estimate the sum to the nearest thousands.

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Q 12 What must be added to 64829 to get 93642? Estimate to the nearest tens.

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Q 13 The cost of two pair of shoes is Rs 450. What is the cost of 15 pairs of shoes?

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Q10 Mr. Bhasin earns Rs 8,400 in 3 months:

a) How much will he earn in 7 months?

b) How many months will he take to earn 30,800?

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