Class-4 English (Marigold), Unit -8_1 A Watering Rhyme / NCERT / CBSE Syllabus


Unit – 8_1
A Watering Rhyme


New words
Hour- A particular time
Watering- Supplying water
noonday- midday
Boots- A type of shoe
Soak – saturate with water
Heat- Sensation of hotness


Answer these questions: 
(Reading is Fun)

Q. What is the best time to water the plants?
Ans- The best time to water the plants is in either the morning or the evening hour.

Q. When should we not water the plants?
Ans- We should not water the plants at noon.

Q. Which part of the plant should be watered?
Ans- Roots of the plant should be watered.

Word building

Place letters in their right order to form the names of flowers.

PAETWEES                            S W E E T   P E  A
MRAIDOLG                            M A R I G O LD
JMINEAS                                J A S M I N E
TLOUS                                    L O U T S
ARGOM                                  M O G R A
DHAAIL                                  D A H L I A
XOLHP                                    P H L O X
ANSPY                                  P A N S Y
BISIHCUS                               H I B I S C U S


Fun time

You have visited your school Garden and seen different kinds of plants, shrubs and trees. This grid has the names of different parts of a tree. Look for these words - bud , pod, leaf, stem, roots, thrones, branches and flowers as fast as you can- vertically, horizontally and diagonally.

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Choose one answer:
1.      What happens when we water plants in the morning?
a.       They will grow well
b.      They will dry up
2.      From where do flowers get water?
a.       From the bottom( roots)
b.      From the top( leaves)

Pick out the silent letters from these words:

H o u r            (H)
K n i t              (K)
W o r n g        (W)
D o u b t         (b)
O f t e n          (t)
K n o w           (k)
N i g h t          (g)
C o u l d         (l)
W r i t e          (W)
K n i f e           (K)
H i g h            (g)
W a l k            (l)

Let's write

Write rhyming words for the words given below

Morning
 Evening
Car
 Far
High
 Sky
Boots
 Shoots
Heat
 Seat
Where
 Share

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