CBSE Class 4 English Activities Worksheet

ENGLISH

Activity 1. Use handmade paper OR cartridge sheet to design a book hangout/bag illustrating an interesting event from the book read as the cover. Follow the instructions given below to make it.
Answer: To create the Hangout Paper Bag, gather the required materials including chart paper, glue, scissors, a handle, a punching machine, colors, and an interesting scene from the book. Follow steps 1 through 10 carefully: crease the chart paper at the center, paste the sides together, fold both sides to determine the bag width, fold inwards along the creases, fold the bottom by about 2 inches, unfold and fold inwards to form triangular edges, fold and glue the bottom flaps, punch two holes on both sides for the handle, decorate with watercolors and draw a scene from the story, and finally attach the plastic or thread handle through the holes.
In simple words: Follow the ten step-by-step instructions carefully to craft a decorative paper bag illustrating your book.

Exam Tip: Ensure all folds are sharp and well-pressed using a ruler or fingers to give the paper bag a clean and professional structure.

Activity 2. A. Select the graphic organizer given below for the specific book you have read. POT [For the book - Tigers for Dinner] OR BEETLE [For the book - The Hidden Pool]
B. Make and draw the graphic organizer chosen by you on a chart paper.
C. Write the summary of the book you have read on it as shown below.
Answer: Choose either the POT graphic organizer for the book - Tigers for Dinner or the BEETLE graphic organizer for the book - The Hidden Pool. Draw the selected template neatly onto a large chart paper. Inside the designated summary section of your drawing, write a well-structured summary covering the main characters, plot events, and resolution of the story you selected.
In simple words: Draw your chosen graphic organizer template on a chart paper and write a clear summary of your book inside it.

Exam Tip: Keep your summary concise and focused on the key highlights of the story so that it fits neatly within the graphic organizer lines.

Activity 3. Pick up SIX / NINE words from the book read and use a chart paper to make a vocabulary quilt as shown in the image given below.
Answer: Select 6 to 9 new or interesting vocabulary words from your reading book. Create 9 template square tiles from colored A4 sheets. Write each chosen word on a tile, along with its meaning and an illustrative drawing. Mount and paste these tiles onto a full-sized chart paper arranged in a grid. Finally, attach 4-inch wide strips of bright colored crepe paper around the outer edge with a slight wavy cut made using scissors to resemble a quilt border.
In simple words: Make nine decorated square tiles featuring your new vocabulary words, meanings, and illustrations, then paste them onto a chart paper with a colorful wavy border.

Exam Tip: Make sure your illustrations and word definitions are neat, bold, and clearly legible from a distance to enhance the visual appeal of your vocabulary quilt.

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