HOLIDAY HOMEWORK CLASS 5

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1 HOLIDAY HOMEWORK CLASS 5 SCIENCE Take three earthen pots and put some soil in each of them. Take a small onion, a small potato with an eye and a piece of rose stem. Cover the onion and the potato with soil in two separate pots. Insert the rose stem half in the soil kept in the third pot. Water the pots everyday or on alternate days, depending on the weather. Observe for ten days. Which pot has new plant grown first? Select ten people in your family or neighborhood. Note the pulse rate before some exercise and after some exercise or activity. Make a Chart and Note the effect of exercise on the pulse rate. SOCIAL STUDIES 1. Find out from your parents / grandparents or identify any one historical monument in your surroundings. Try to find information about its architecture, material used, when and by whom was it built etc. Do this activity on scrap book along with photographs. 2. Choose a heritage site in Varanasi nearest to your house. Draw a map of your house locating that heritage site. Show pathway to reach that heritage site from your house. Also use symbols to point out important landmarks. English Language 1) Write a letter to your grandfather describing about the educational tour you have recently visited, organized by your school. (to be done in the given worksheet)

2 2) Write a letter to the manager of the Parle-G factory requesting him to allow your school children to visit the factory. (to be done in the given worksheet) 3) Write an essay on the history of any historical monument you may have visited.(150 words) ## Complete all the given worksheets. English Literature Write a story in a grid form (30x5=150 words) on the story line given below. You are free to use your imaginative skills. 1. Mother pig tells three pigs to build own house---first little pig builds house of straw---second pig-house of sticks----third little pig-smart builds house of bricks---wicked fox blows down house of straw and house of sticks----wicked fox cannot blow down house of bricks---three brothers live happily in that house. 2. Write a poem of 6 lines expressing your thought about the heritage that nature has provided to our country India. CRAFT : Make a dustbin using waste material. COMPUTER : Complete the worksheets fgunh?kkvksa ij O;kIr xanxh dh lqkbz ds fy, uxj fuxe vf/kdkjh dks i= fyf[k,a dkxt dk vkfo"dkj dsls gqvk ;g crkrs gq, fe= dks i= fyf[k,a lkjukfk ds,sfrgkfld egro ij,d fuca/k fyf[k,a

3 MATHS HOLIDAY HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT CLASS- V Q-1) Read the data of tourist visit in Varanasi given below and answer the following questions : Year Number of tourist visited A) Calculate the total tourist visit from 2010 to 2016 by writing periods above the numbers. B) Write the number name of total tourist visited in Varanasi both in Indian and International system of numeration. C) Draw another table of tourist visit in Varanasi using the same data,now write the number of tourist visit of the years in both Indian and International system of numeration separating by commas and marking periods according to both the system of numerations: Year No. of tourist visited Indian system International system Q-2) Visit any historical place measure the length and breadth of that area using your foot length and answer the following questions : a) Length b) Breadth c) Find the product of above length and breadth calculated. d) Find the total space covered by outer boundary of that place. e) Find the difference between the length and breadth and write the answer in Roman numerals.

4 CLASS V SOCIAL STUDIES WORKSHEET Globe - a model of Earth and Maps - our Guides Question 1. Name the Following 1. The art of making maps. 2. The large land masses 3. The large water bodies 4. A book containing collection of maps. 5. The ocean which is also called southern ocean. 6. Lines of latitudes S parallel. 9. The end point of the globe ½ S parallel. 11. Longest parallel. 12. A model of the earth ½ N parallel 14. Networks of parallels and meridians. 15. A country which is a continent also. 1. The largest ocean ½ S parallel N parallel. 4. The largest continent of the world. 5. The smallest country. 6. Largest cold desert in the world ½ N parallel. 8. The smallest ocean. 9. The largest country. 10. The deepest point on earth. 11. The smallest continent. 12. The meridian which divides the earth into two equal parts. Question 3. Fill in the Blanks 1. Mountains, plains, rivers and water bodies can be shown on map. 2. A represent the earth on a flat surface.

5 3. A is a model of the earth. 4. was the first to publish a collection of maps in the form of book. 5. There are continents and oceans. 6. A book of maps is called 2. A drawing of the earth or a part of it on a flat surface is called 3. The direction between the north and west is the 4. The colors, signs and symbols on the map are the of the map. 5. The map showing physical features like mountains, rivers etc is called map. Question 4. Write T for true and F for false. 1. The temperate zone remains very cold throughout the year. 2. The world is divided into six major climatic regions. 3. The poles receive more heat than the equator. 4. There are 360 parallel on the globe including the equator. 5. Meridians run from north to south. 6. The Torrid Zone is also called Tropical Zone. 7. Water bodies on a map are always shown in blue. 8. Equator is the longest meridian. 9. Forests and industries cannot be shown on a map. 10. We can make a globe for a small part of the earth. 11. Maps can be drawn to show a country, cities, even your neighborhood. 12. Globe is easy to carry and gives detail information. 13. There are 4 major directions and 4 sub directions. 14. Agricultural lands are shown in blue colour. 15. The word map comes from a Latin word mappo. Question 5. Answer the following 1. What are the five oceans found in the world? 2. What are the continents in the world? 3. What are the four sub-directions? 4. Which is the unique planet in the solar system?

6 Question 6. Define the following 1. Longitudinal lines 2. Grid 3. Meridian 4. Parallel 5. Altitude Question 7. Choose the correct option. 1. The map showing different countries, states is called A) Physical map b) political map c) atlas 2. A person who makes maps is called a a) Cartographer b) geologist c) doctor 3. A map without a scale is called a a) drawing c) sketch c) globe 4. The ratio between the size of the map and the area shown is called a) Scale b) ruler c) language of map (NOTE: Attach this worksheet along with your holiday homework. To write question 5 and 6 use file paper and attach it with holiday homework)

7 Do you know your icons? ICON Name / Function / Short Cut Command ICON Name / Function / Short Cut Command Save (Ctrl + S)

8 The Windows Desktop Fill in the blank with the correct answer from the box. Some may be used more than once or not at all. GUI icon Recycle Bin Start Menu task bar windows tool bar scroll bar wallpaper title bar 1. You put things in the that you no longer need or want. 2. A uses graphics or pictures to help the user navigate and access programs. 3. The Start Menu and clock are found on the. 4. An is a small picture that links to a file or program. 5. At the top of each window, the contains the title and buttons to close, minimize and resize. 6. Moving the up or down allows you to see all of the information in a window. 7. Programs and applications run inside that can be opened, closed or resized. 8. The is like a backdrop on your desktop that can be changed. 9. Found below the menu bar in some windows, the contains icons or options that allow you to perform specific tasks. 10. The contains basic operations such as run, shut down, log off and find.

INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, RIYADH HALF YEARLY

INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, RIYADH HALF YEARLY 2018-19 STD V Fill in the blanks: WORKSHEET LESSON - 1 KNOW YOUR PLANET SOCIAL STUDIES 1 A book containing maps is called an _ 2 A Flemish map maker, collection