RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GHAZIABAD

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK 2017-2018

Dear Parents,

Summer Holiday Homework is an initiative on our part, to inculcate

innovativeness, creativity and interest in the tasks assigned to our students. It will
not only enable them to recapitulate what was taught but will also help them to
connect themselves to the various learning processes. Please ensure that your child
completes the assignments neatly. It will be graded further.
Apart from the above kindly encourage your children to wake up early in the
morning, doing exercises, reading newspapers, cleaning their own stuffs, helping
you in petty things like table manners, making sandwiches, lemonades and other
homely activities which include moral values too. We wish all the parents and
students a very happy and creative summer holidays.
English: -
1) Write a beautiful poem on a chart paper on What you want to be when you
grow up' or ' My favourite Hobby '. Make a colourful drawing also.

2) Project Work To be done Roll No. wise

Roll No. 1-17: Make a colourful Picture Dictionary using 7-8 pastel sheets on
any one of the following topics: - Inventions, games, food, dances, places of
tourist interest in Delhi etc.
Roll No.17 onwards: - Take 1/4th of pastel sheet of any bright colour. Make a
table-mat and write different types of nouns with examples. Decorate it
creatively and laminate the mat. Write your name on the right hand corner.

3) Reading enhances a persons ability to think in a broader way. Following are

the books suggested for the children. They have to read any one of them and
suitable questions related to the same will be asked after vacations. The
children should be thorough with the characters along with the moral of the
story

a) A Calming Manatee by Danielle Breckert

b) Wildlife in a city pool Saving the environment

c) Zanele Situs Story by Liz Spark

4) Revision of all the lessons done in the class.

Hindi

Maths
1) Make a mini mathematics dictionary using A-4 sheets.
2) Pick out 10-20 words used in mathematics and write along with them their
meanings and definition.
 Science
1) Do the following according to your roll numbers: -
Roll No. 1 to 10 - Collect various materials such as wool, coloured thread,
different coloured pulses and clay. Using these materials, create a display
of the human digestive system.
Roll No. 11 to 20 - Make a poster on an A-3 size sheet and write slogans
on the topic Save environment.
Roll No. 21 to 30 - Create a new healthy cold drink that is suitable for
children of your age. It should have all the nutrients that growing children
need. It should have higher quantity of those nutrients that are important
for growth. It must not contain unhealthy substances such as chemical
preservatives. Give your drink a nice name. Design a bottle to fill it in.
Design an advertisement for your drink. Draw it on an A-3 sized sheet.
Use pictures and colour it. List the ingredients on the side.
Roll No. 31 to 40 - There are many botanical gardens in India. Collect
information from the internet on any one botanical garden. Show the
presentation in the scrap book. Include in your presentation where the
botanical garden is situated, when was it formed, the plants/ trees that it is
famous for and the steps taken by the local people to protect it.
S.St

1) Make a list of ten things you need every day in life. Now think- how many
of them are available in nature and how many are made by humans?

2) Do the following according to your roll numbers: -

Roll No 1 to 10: -Use your imagination and creativity to prepare a
presentation on any one state of Northern Plains on an A-3 sized sheet.
The Project work should be colourful with pictures and include the
following things
i) Name of the state

ii) Geographical boundaries .rivers flowing (river basins)

iii) Culture (food habits, dance, clothes etc)

iv) Historical Monuments.

v) Vegetation .Wildlife forest if any.

Roll No 11 to 20: -Make a list of ten endangered animals and mention the
wildlife sanctuaries in which they are found. Write about their habitats,
food habits and explain why they have become endangered. Paste
pictures/Draw pictures of these endangered animals.
 Roll No 21 to 30: -Find out the names of any three ingredients of a
chocolate bar. On a political map of India, mark the Indian states that are
the largest producer of these ingredients.

Roll No 31 onwards: -Compare family traditions and life style. Look at

your family album or talk to your parents and find out the similarities and
dissimilarities among the three generations of your family. Based on your
observations complete the following table:

BASIC GRANDPARENTS PARENTS TIME MY TIME

TIME
Family Size (No.
of numbers)
Type of Family
(Joint/Nuclear)
Clothes
Food
Jobs
Mode of Transport
Means of
Communication
Leisure Time
activities
Computer

1) Learn Chapter 1 (Know your computer) and answer the following questions: -
a) What is a computer?
b) Differentiate between hardware and software
c) Draw IPO cycle.
d) What are the different types of hardware? Give examples of each.
e) Math the following:
i) Server a) modulator and demodulator
ii) Workstation b) main computer
iii) Modem c) satellites
iv) Network d) individual computer connected to network
v) Communication e) computer connected to each other to
share
Channel information
2) Make a model on any one of the following: -
a) IPO Cycle
b) Hardware and software
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COMPREHENSION
Q1. Read the passage and answer the questions:
The whole of a certain valley belonged to three brothers called Schwartz, Hans and Gluck. The
two elder brothers were ugly men. They lived by farming the Treasured Valley. They killed
everything that did not pay for what it ate. They shot the blackbirds because they pecked the fruit.
They killed the hedgehogs in case they worried the cows in the fields. They poisoned the crickets
for eating the crumbs in the kitchen. They made the servants work for no wages until they would
not work any more, and then they turned them out of doors without paying them. They were so
mean and cruel that all who knew them gave them the nickname of the Black Brother.
i) What were the names of the three brothers?
ii) What did they own?
iii).Were the brothers (a) farmers, (b) workers in a factory, (c) cobblers?
iv). Which of the brothers was ugly and cruel?
v) Why did they kill the birds and animals around them?
vi) Why were they called the Black Brothers?

Q2. Read the passage and answer the questions:

THE WOLF.
A boy named John was once taking care of some sheep not far from a forest. Nearby was a
village, and he was told to call for help if there was any danger. One day, in order to have some
fun, he cried out with all his might, "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!" The men came
running with clubs and axes to save the boy from the wolf. As they saw nothing, they went home
again and left John laughing in his sleeve. Because he had had so much fun, John cried out again
the next day, "The wolf! The wolf!" The men came again, but not as many as the first time. Again
they saw no trace of the wolf, so they shook their heads and went back. On the third day, the wolf
came in earnest. John cried in dismay, "Help! Help! The wolf! The wolf!" But not a single man
came to help him. The wolf broke into the flock and killed a great many sheep. Among them was
a beautiful lamb that belonged to John. Then he felt very sorry that he had deceived his friends
and neighbours, and he grieved over the loss of his pet lamb. The truth itself is not believed, from
one who often has deceived.
i) Why does the boy shout, The wolf is coming?
ii). Why will no one help the boy when the wolf comes?
iii) What do you think the boy learned by the end of the story?
iv)Find the word in the passage that means cheated.
v) Give the opposite of the word ugly from the passage.
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CREATIVE WRITING

Q3.Write a paragraph on any one of the topic:

i) The joy of reading books
ii) Morning walk
iii) Pollution
MATHS WORKSHEET 2017-2018
Q.1. Solve and write the following roman numerals in Hindu-Arabic numerals:
a.) XCIII - LXXXIV = ______ e.) LXXXVIII LIX = ______
b.) XXIX + XXXIII = ______ f.) XXX V = ______
c.) XCVI III = ______ g.) LXXXVII XLIX = ______
d.) XLVI LIII = ______ h.) LXXI + XI = ______

Q.2. Write the following Hindu-Arabic in roman numerals:

a.) 68 _____ e.) 87 ______
b.) 97 _____ f.) 100 ______
c.) 48 _____ g.) 83 ______
d.) 51 _____ h.) 39 ______
Q.3. Write the numbers in expanded form:
a.) 19,842: ___________________________________________________________
b.) 10,006: ___________________________________________________________
c.) 45,023: ___________________________________________________________
Q.4. Write the number names for following:
a.) 54,987:
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
b.) 7,43,001:
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
c.) 7,31,580:
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Q.5. Write the successor and predecessor of the following numbers:
P r e d e c e s s o r N u m b e r S u c c e s s o r

16,546

5,00,784

5,43,160

6,99,999
Q.6. What is the 6-digit greatest and smallest number you can make with these sets
of digits:

Greatest Smallest

3,9,8,1,4,6

1,0,5,6,9,7

5,6,3,2,0,7

3,0,1,7,4,9

2,5,4,0,9,7

Q.7. Write place, place value and face value of the underlines digits:

Number Place Place Value Face Value

54,678

42,567

6,53,174

1,07,563
Q.8. Add the following:
a.) 5546 and 783 c.) 7847 and 1893
b.) 4295 and 39257 d.) 26875 and 1764
Q.9 Subtract the following:
a.) 13786 from 90000 c.) 75643 from 87498
b.) 23567 from 54678 d.) 4732 from 7847
Q.10. There are 67,543 men, 54,785 women and 43,251 children in a town. What is
the total population of the town?

Q.11. A refrigerator manufacturing factory produces 38,219 refrigerators in

January, 29,078 refrigerators in February and 70,102 refrigerators in March. How
many refrigerators did the factory produce altogether in these months?
 SCIENCE WORKSHEET 2017-2018
I. Fill in the blanks:
1. ______________ are known as energy giving food.
2. Vitamins and minerals are also called _______________ food.
3. There are _______ molars in each jaw.
4. The best soil for plant growth is ______________.
5. Bile is produced by _______________.
6. The top layer of soil is called the ____________.
II. State True or False:
1. There are eight premolars in total. ___________
2. The kidney is a part of excretory system. ___________
3. Lungs bring air into the body . ___________
4. Soil erosion is caused by wind and water. ___________
5. Incisors are used for grinding the food. ___________
III. Give one word for these:
1. A method of preserving fruits and vegetables __________________
2. A thread used to clean the teeth __________________
3. The breaking down of rocks __________________
4. The network of blood vessels along with the heart __________________
5. Bean shaped organs that purify blood __________________
IV. Give two examples:
1. Food rich in roughage ___________________________________
2. Body building food ___________________________________
3. Diseases caused by viruses ___________________________________
4. Carbohydrates ___________________________________
5. Organs of excretory system ___________________________________
V. Define:
1. Digestion
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
2. Soil Conservation
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
3. Microbes
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
4. Blood Vessels
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
VI. Draw the four types of teeth. State their functions.

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Fill in the blanks :-

 Mount Godwin Austin, lies in the range.
Jim Corbett National park is in . Himalayas.
. is the first lady to climb Mt.Everest.
The Brahmaputra basin starts from ..
The desert has many small hills of sand called as
The people moving from one place to another are called .
The land of the southern plateau is and
The Malwa Plateau lies between the ..and ..hills.
Match the following :-

1. Camel Kashmir
2. Sutlej River Basin Deccan Plateau
3. Wular Lakes Desert
4. Rain-fed Karnataka
5. Jog Falls Bhakra Nangal Dam
Choose the correct option :-

1. Which of the crop cannot be normally grown in Rajasthan?

a) Wheat b) Rice c) Jowar d) Bajra

2. Which of these towns in the Northern Plains lies on the bank of a river?
a) Allahabad b) Delhi c) Kolkata d) All of these

3) Which state gets the highest rainfall in the country?

a) Manipur b) Assam c) Arunachal Pradesh d) Meghalaya

4) Mussourie is an important hill station in the state of :

a) Sikkim b) Uttarakhand c) Himachal Pradesh d) Assam

5) Which of these is a distributary of the Ganga?

a) Alaknanda b) Kosi c) Gomti d) Hoogly

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