CBSE Class 4 School Holiday Homework Worksheet Set 06

Q1) Prepare a magazine for your class that includes the following:
i. A colourful book cover with a theme 'Save girl child' or 'We are proud to be Indians.' Be as creative as possible!
ii. Read at least five short stories. Rewrite any two of the stories in your own words with a different climax or ending. Add pictures to make it impressive.
iii. Write one self composed poem based on any one of the following themes :-
a) Mother b) Rain c) Mountain
Record the same in your own voice with proper voice modulation, intonations and expressions in a CD.
iv. Write your views on any two of the given topics in about 100 words each:-
a. Books are our best friends
b. Newspaper keeps us well connected with the outside world
c. Education is important for us.
d. Importance of learning English language
v. Write a paragraph on 'Investiture Ceremony' celebrated in your school on 04 May 2013.
vi. Read lessons from your literature book i.e 'New Gems English Reader.' Prepare a skit with original dialogues based on any one lesson and get ready for a role play after the vacation.
vii. Prepare your own questionnaire and conduct interviews of any two professionals like: doctor, teacher, lawyer, police man etc. Write the same in your magazine with related photographs.
viii. Add some English crosswords, puzzles, word search games etc to make the magazine the more impressive and interesting.
Answer: This is a multi-part creative project assignment. Students should complete each section as instructed using craft materials, handwritten notes, printed photographs, and original writing.
In simple words: Create a handmade class magazine containing stories, poems, essays, interviews, and puzzles according to the given topics.
Exam Tip: Ensure neat handwriting, colorful illustrations, and correct grammar to score high grades in project evaluation.

Q2) Prepare your own 'English Grammar' book based on your reading of literature book that includes:
i. 20 Idioms with their meanings, and sentences based on them
ii. 20 phrases with their meaning, and sentences based on them
iii. 20 New words and write their antonyms and synonyms
iv. 20 verbs in all three forms
v. 20 one word substitution, and sentences based on them
Answer: Students must compile a personal reference grammar booklet using a small notebook. For each category (idioms, phrases, new words with antonyms/synonyms, verb forms like present, past, past participle, and one-word substitutions), provide 20 examples with clear definitions and usage in sentences.
In simple words: Make a mini grammar dictionary containing idioms, phrases, synonyms, verbs, and substitutions learned from your reading.
Exam Tip: Use a dictionary to verify antonyms, synonyms, and verb forms to maintain complete accuracy.

Q3) Watch at least three English movies meant for children (like Stuart little/ Tom and Jerry/ Snow white/ Harry Potter) and write the review about the movie you liked the most in the magazine. It must include:-
Name about the film of the lead characters, star cast, plot/story, character you liked the most and your own views
Answer: Watch children's movies and draft a structured review for your favorite film including: Title, Main Characters, Cast, Summary of the Plot, Favorite Character, and Personal Review.
In simple words: Write a detailed review of your favorite children's movie explaining the story, characters, and why you enjoyed it.
Exam Tip: Express your personal opinion clearly and give valid reasons for why you liked the specific character.

Session (2013-14)
MATHEMATICS
CLASS IV

Q1. Name 5 large cities in India. Find their population and perform following operations on them:
(i) Write them in words.
(ii) Write them in expanded form.
(iii) Write if the no. is odd/even
(iv) Write the place value of each digit in each population record.
Answer: Select 5 major cities (e.g., Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai) and record their approximate populations (e.g., Mumbai population = 12,442,373).
(i) In words: Twelve million four hundred forty-two thousand three hundred seventy-three (or Twelve crore forty-four lakh twenty-three thousand seven hundred thirty based on Indian numbering system).
(ii) Expanded form: \(1,00,00,000 + 20,00,000 + 4,00,000 + 40,000 + 2,000 + 300 + 70 + 3\)
(iii) Odd/Even: The number ends in 3, so it is an odd number.
(iv) Place values: 3 = 3 ones (3), 7 = 7 tens (70), 3 = 3 hundreds (300), 2 = 2 thousands (2,000), 4 = 4 ten-thousands (40,000), 4 = 4 lakhs (4,00,000), 2 = 2 ten-lakhs (20,00,000), 1 = 1 crore (1,00,00,000).
In simple words: Take population figures of 5 big cities and write them in words, expanded form, identify if they are odd or even, and find the place value of each digit.
Exam Tip: Double-check commas according to the Indian numbering system when writing large numbers.

Q2. In the beginning and at the end of the vacations, visit the fruits and vegetable market and purchase 10 items. Items should be same. Tabulate the expenses and generate a bill for the same.

Answer: The table above lists 10 vegetable and fruit items with sample prices recorded at the beginning and end of the vacation, showing price comparisons.
In simple words: Make a table comparing the prices of 10 fruits and vegetables before and after your vacation.

Exam Tip: Clearly state whether prices increased, decreased, or remained the same in the comparison column.

Q3. Learn and write tables from 2 to 15. Also write tables from 10-15 in words. (Once daily). Ask someone at home to give you quick fire questions (dodging table's test) so that you learn them by heart. Keep the record of any 5 tests.
Answer: Practice multiplication tables 2 through 15 daily. Write tables 10 to 15 in words (e.g., Ten times one is ten, Ten times two is twenty). Maintain a written record of 5 oral dodging table tests conducted by family members.
In simple words: Memorize multiplication tables up to 15, write tables 10-15 in words, and record scores of 5 practice tests.
Exam Tip: Regular daily practice helps improve calculation speed in mathematics.

Q4. Maintain a daily record of time spent in reading during the holidays and convert them into minutes also.

Answer: To convert hours into minutes, multiply the number of hours by 60.
In simple words: Log your daily reading time in hours and multiply by 60 to find the total minutes.

Exam Tip: Remember that 1 hour = 60 minutes.

Q5. During holidays, go to a restaurant with your family and prepare a menu card with a minimum of 10 items. Also find the total amount of the bill to be paid in case 5 people eat at the restaurant. (Select the food items yourself).
Answer: Create a sample restaurant menu card with 10 food items and prices. Calculate the total bill for 5 people assuming each person orders a meal combination costing Rs. 250.
Total cost per person = Rs. 250
Number of people = 5
Total bill amount = \(5 \times 250 =\) Rs. 1,250
In simple words: Design a menu with 10 items and calculate the total cost if 5 people eat there.
Exam Tip: Include taxes or service charges if applicable for a realistic restaurant bill.

Q6. Make/Prepare any 5 puzzles related to mathematics.
Answer: Create 5 original math puzzles such as number riddles, magic squares, or missing number series.
Example Riddle: I am a two-digit number. My tens digit is 3 more than my units digit, and the sum of my digits is 9. What number am I? (Answer: 63)
In simple words: Invent 5 fun math puzzles or riddles with solutions.

Answer: Count clothing items from your wardrobe:
- Shirts: 10 (represented by 5 symbols if 1 symbol = 2 items)
- Socks: 6 pairs (represented by 3 symbols)
- Jeans: 4 pairs (represented by 2 symbols)
- Handkerchiefs: 8 (represented by 4 symbols)
In simple words: Count your clothes, record them in a frequency table, and draw a pictograph using symbols.
Exam Tip: Always include a key/legend for your pictograph (e.g., \(\bigstar = 2\) items).

SUBJECT - SCIENCE
CLASS - IV

1. Research work
Collect information and pictures from internet, newspapers and magazines about different plants that how they have adapted to survive in their respective habitats.
a) Aquatic Plants
b) Plants that grow on hills
c) Plants in the plains
d) Desert plants
e) Plants in Marshy Areas
f) Insectivorous plants
Make the project using A-4 sized coloured sheets (no of sheets 10). Submit your project in self designed file cover using waste materials.
Answer: Research and write brief notes with pictures on how plants adapt in each habitat:
- Aquatic plants have spongy stems and floating leaves (e.g., Lotus).
- Hill plants are cone-shaped with needle-like leaves (e.g., Pine).
- Desert plants have thick stems and spines instead of leaves to reduce water loss (e.g., Cactus).
In simple words: Collect pictures and write how plants survive in different places like deserts, hills, and water.
Exam Tip: Label all diagrams and pictures clearly with scientific terms.

2. Creative life skill development work
* Make five colourful theme based posters using waste materials and write slogans appealing for the protection and conservation of
a) Wildlife b) Forests c) Save Environment d) Endangered animals e) Water
* Seed craft: Make a spring scene using different types of dal, rice, seeds and waste materials.
Answer: Create 5 posters using recycled waste materials with catchy slogans (e.g., "Save Water, Secure Future"). Create a seed craft spring scene using grains and pulses pasted on cardboard.
In simple words: Make posters with environmental slogans using waste materials and create a spring scene using seeds.
Exam Tip: Use bright colors and bold lettering for slogans to make posters effective.

3. Content based work
Learn chapters 1, 2 for test assessment
Answer: Thoroughly read and memorize all key concepts, exercises, and definitions from Chapters 1 and 2 of the science textbook.
In simple words: Revise chapters 1 and 2 for your upcoming science test.
Exam Tip: Focus on diagram labeling and key scientific definitions.

CLASS IV
SOCIAL STUDIES

1. How would you make an elderly person's day memorable? Spend a day and then write a report of your experiences in your notebook.
Answer: Spend time with a grandparent or elderly neighbor, listen to their stories, help them with small chores, and write a 1-page reflection report on the experience.
In simple words: Spend time helping or talking with an elderly person and write about your experience.
Exam Tip: Write your report in the first person using descriptive and polite language.

2. Design a summer hat/ cap or sun shade with an appropriate summer slogan on it.
Answer: Decorate a plain cloth cap or paper hat using paints or stickers, adding a summer-themed slogan like "Beat the Heat!"
In simple words: Decorate a hat with a fun summer slogan.
Exam Tip: Ensure the slogan is neat and clearly visible.

3. MAKE A BOOK MARK TO KEEP PAGES FROM WIGGLING AWAY!!! Theme of the bookmark is "seasons". Use colored paper like handmade or origami sheet, different shapes, quotes, slogan, drawings and other creative idea to make your bookmark look attractive.
Answer: Craft a handmade paper bookmark based on a specific season (such as Autumn leaves or Winter snowflakes) featuring a fitting quote.
In simple words: Make a creative seasonal bookmark using colored paper and quotes.

Answer: Design a travel brochure for a hill station (e.g., Himachal Pradesh) or coastal destination (e.g., Goa). Include sections on weather, tourist attractions, packing list, and activities.
In simple words: Create a colorful travel brochure detailing a vacation to the mountains or beach.
Exam Tip: Use headings and bullet points to make the brochure look professional.

5. Collect as many national and international postal stamp as you can and make a beautiful album. Also give one nick name to your album. Choose pastel sheets, use butter paper or transparent sheet to make it look like an album.
Answer: Collect stamps, mount them on pastel sheets, cover with butter paper, and give the album a creative title (e.g., "Global Windows").
In simple words: Collect postal stamps, put them in a handmade album, and give it a nickname.
Exam Tip: Handle stamps carefully and write the country name next to each stamp.

6. State Capital search
There are 10 state capitals in this word search. Find and circle as many state capitals as you can. Do the word search on this sheet and paste this sheet in your fair notebook.
P A N H Y D E R A B A D D
J A I P U C D E L H I O I
P A T N A H D E S O J O S
A S S A M E J A I P U R P
N F C H A N D I G A R H U
A G A R T N D A L L A J R
J A M E R A I P U R D E L
I S H P U I S R R A I P U
Here are 10 state capitals to look for:-
1. Goa 2. Haryana 3. Tamil Nadu 4. Madhya Pradesh 5. Andhra Pradesh 6. Bihar 7. Chhattisgarh 8. Rajasthan 9. Assam 10. NCT of Delhi
Answer: Locate the hidden state capitals in the grid:
- Hyderabad (Row 1)
- Jaipur (Row 2 / Row 4 / Row 7)
- Patna (Row 3)
- Dispur (Look for Assam/Dispur context)
- Chandigarh (Row 5)
- Agartala (Row 6)
- Delhi (Row 2 / Row 7)
- Bhopal / Raipur (Row 7)
In simple words: Find and circle the names of the 10 state capitals hidden in the letter grid.
Exam Tip: Search horizontally, vertically, and diagonally to find all hidden words.

Session (2013-14)
SUBJECT-COMPUTERS
CLASS - 4

Q.1 Collect the pictures of latest gadgets from newspapers and magazines and make a collage on A4 size sheet.
Answer: Cut out pictures of modern electronic gadgets like smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and laptops, and arrange them neatly in a collage.
In simple words: Make a collage using pictures of new technology gadgets.
Exam Tip: Neatly trim the edges of pictures before pasting them onto the sheet.

Q.2 Read newspaper daily. Find out 2 important news related to computers and write the news again using different fonts & styles on A4 size sheet.
Answer: Read daily newspapers, clip 2 computer or technology-related news articles, and rewrite them using various creative handwriting fonts and text styles.
In simple words: Find 2 computer-related news stories and rewrite them using different decorative fonts.
Exam Tip: Keep the text legible even when experimenting with different artistic fonts.

Q.3 Learn chapter-13
Answer: Revise all questions, answers, and exercises from Chapter 13 of the computer textbook.
In simple words: Study Chapter 13 for your computer assessment.
Exam Tip: Memorize key computer terms and shortcut keys mentioned in the chapter.