SUBJECT - EVS
14/08/2020 (FRIDAY)
VIRTUAL ONLINE CLASS DETAILS
Previously, maps looks like the above image.
TOPIC TAUGHT (TODAY)
CH -13 - MAPS AND GLOBES
Recapitulation (short questions-orally)
GLOBE
A globe is a mini replica or model of the earth. It gives us an idea of how planet earth looks like. It shows us how the mountains, oceans, countries and continents are placed on the surface of the earth. Earlier, globes were made from wood, glass and marble. These days,
globes are made from light weight material like plastic.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MAP AND A GLOBE
MAP
● A map is a two-dimensional drawing of the Earth.
●A map is easy to carry.
● A map can show many things such as roads, railways, bridges, etc.
GLOBE
● A globe is a three-dimensional model of the Earth.
● A globe is difficult to carry everywhere.
●A globe does not show minute details such as roads, railways, etc.
FOUR MAIN DIRECTIONS
(NORTH, SOUTH, EAST , WEST)
Also known as cardinal directions or cardinal points.
HOMEWORK
Write the differemce between the maps and globe in your notebook. (Kindly complete).
Watch the videos on maps and types of maps from your BetweenUs portal.
NOTE (1):-
COMPLETE THE NOTEBOOK WORK OF THE FOLLOWING CHAPTERS
- CH - 1 - FOOD AND HEALTH
- CH- 2 - SOIL
- CH- 5 - PLANT WORLD
- CH- 9 - CREEPY CRAWLIES
- CH- 3 - MATTERS : SOLIDS, LIQUIDS AND GASES
- CH- 4 - LIVING THINGS
- CH- 8 - BIRDS
- CH - 21- CARE AND COMPASSION
NOTE (2) :-
- KINDLY SEND THE NOTEBOOK WORK AT MY E-MAIL ID.
NOTE (3) :-
KINDLY COMPLETE THE WORKBOOK WORK AND UPLOAD ON YOUR BETWEENUS PORTAL (OF THE CHAPTERS TAUGHT)
NOTE (4) :- COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITY ON A HARD BOARD OR CHART PAPER
SCRAPBOOK ACTIVITY -1
1. PASTE OR DRAW PICTURES OF FOOD ITEMS RICH IN CARBOHYDRATES, PROTEIN, FATS AND VITAMINS AND MINERALS.
2. EXPLAIN EACH NUTRIENTS IN FEW LINES.
SCRAPBOOK ACTIVITY -2
PASTE DIFFERENT PARTS OF PLANTS THAT WE EAT
SCRAPBOOK ACTIVITY -3
DRAW, COLOUR AND LABEL THE LAYERS OF THE SOIL.
EXPLAIN EACH ON OF THEM.
SCRAPBOOK ACTIVITY -4
DRAW OR PASTE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOIL
EXPLAIN ABOUT THEM.
COMPLETE THE ACTIVITES BY 15/08/2020 (SATURDAY)
