CBSE Class 4 Social Studies India Worksheet

SOCIAL SCIENCE

India is a country of diverse cultures. Each part of the country displays an amalgamation of the various traditions and customs special to that particular region. This unity in diversity helps the citizens to develop tolerance and understanding of the various cultures. It also helps them to inculcate love and respect for the country.

So to celebrate this diversity, let us do the following activities.

ACTIVITY I

Create a paper quilt (as shown below) showcasing some national symbols of India.

Materials required: A4 paper for the patterns, chart paper, poster or water colours, scissors, glue. Optional: green or orange chart paper to make the borders.

Instructions: A quilt of four, six or nine images can be made. Assemble the images on chart paper to create the quilt. For detailed instructions and templates (patterns) of all images, log on to www.dltk.com

ACTIVITY II

What are values?

Values are principles or standards of behaviour; one's judgement of what is important in life.

Values have a major influence on a person's behaviour and attitude and serve as broad guidelines in all situations.

Given below is a list of moral and ethical values which can be inculcated in the students:

1. Nurture the nature
2. Honesty
3. Team work
4. Doing your best
5. Being compassionate
6. Caring
7. Sustainable development
8. Choose your role model
9. Personal safety

Identify and match the following stories and poem to their corresponding value from the list given above and write the answer in the space provided below.

Question 1. Before a school trip to Mussoorie, Sunita and Rahul were constantly complaining about the lack of plastic carry bags for their purchases in their own city since the ban put in by the state government. On reaching Mussoorie, they went for a walk on the Mall Road with the group. They were happily surprised to see clean and well maintained roads. They noticed signs that read 'Plastic Free Zone', and understood why the city was clean. It was an eye opener for both of them. They promised themselves to contribute and support the cause. Which value did Sunita and Rahul imbibe from their trip?
Answer: Sustainable development (Value 7)
In simple words: They realized the importance of keeping the environment clean and plastic-free for the future.

Exam Tip: Look for keywords related to environmental protection and cleanliness to identify sustainable development goals.

Question 2. There are little eyes upon you and they are watching night and day; There are little ears that quickly take in every word you say; There are little hands all eager to do everything you do; And a little child who's dreaming of the day he will be like you. Which value does the poem depict?
Answer: Choose your role model (Value 8)
In simple words: Adults must set a good example because children constantly observe and imitate them.

Exam Tip: Poems highlighting observation of elders by children point directly towards role modeling and setting good examples.

Question 3. Rakhee was shopping with her mother in a shopping mall. Suddenly there were tremors and sounds of rattling. Everything seemed to be shaking. Quickly, Rakhee pulled her mother's arm and ran for cover. She remembered what her teacher had told her to do when there was an earthquake. 'DROP! COVER! HOLD!' She also told other people what they should do. That day she saved many lives. Which value do you imbibe from the above incident?
Answer: Personal safety (Value 9) (Along with Caring and Presence of Mind)
In simple words: Rakhee applied safety drills learned at school to protect herself and others during an emergency.

Exam Tip: Incidents mentioning disaster response like earthquakes connect directly with personal safety and alertness.

Question 4. Choose any two values from the given list. Explain on A4 sheets how you were able to inculcate these values in your life. It could be through your personal experiences or through some stories or poems that have inspired you. You can also refer to the above activity as an example for this activity.
Answer: 1. Honesty: I always speak the truth, even when I make a mistake, because it builds trust with my parents and teachers.
2. Nurture the nature: I regularly water the plants in my balcony and avoid wasting paper to protect trees.
In simple words: Practicing good values daily makes us better human beings.

Exam Tip: Use real-life personal examples to show how you practically apply moral values.

ART WORK

Question 5. We should ensure that the world looks the way it should even after all our needs are fulfilled. Design a stamp showing different ways through which we can help our mother nature. Suggestions: Size- 6x6 inches, Save water, stop pollution, plant trees etc.
Answer: [Students should draw a square stamp of size 6x6 inches featuring imagery of a green sapling, a water droplet, and a clean sun, symbolizing environmental conservation.]
In simple words: Creating art about nature helps spread awareness about protecting our planet.

Exam Tip: Ensure your drawings include clear social messages like saving water and planting trees.

A. Find out and write the name of states, Union territories and capitals:-
a.States:-Tripura, Gujarat, Kerala , Telangana.
b.Union territory:- Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Lakshadweep, National capital of Delhi, Daman and Diu c. Capitals:- Aizawl, Port blair, Bhopal, Panaji

B. Fill in the blanks:-
a. India is in Asia continent.
b. In terms of population, India is the Second largest in the world.
c. Kanniyakumari is the southern most point of India.
d. In the west the India Arabian sea lies.
e. Amarawati is the future capital of Andhra Pradesh.
f. Jammu is the winter capital of Jammu & Kashmir.

C. Write the names of Seven Sisters of India.
Ans. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. .

D. Name the largest state in terms of area of India.
Ans. Rajasthan.

E. Name the smallest state in terms of area of India.
Ans. Goa.

F. Write the name of the capital of these following states:-
1. Maharashtra         Mumbai
2. Bihar                     Patna
3. Punjab                  Chandigarh
4. Karnataka              Bengaluru
5. Madhya Pradesh   Bhopal