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  • Fairy tale charac-ter have certain associations. Put ‘A’ against things and peo-ple associated with ALIBABA. ‘B’ against ALLADIN And ‘C’ against SINBAD.

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    GROW WITH ...

    → Pinocchio was a wooden boy puppet.

    → His nose grew whenever he told a lie.

    → If our nose grew every time we lied, I wonder how long our noses would have been!

    KNOW WITH ...

    → The real name of the fairy tale character Sleeping Beauty is Prin-cess Aurora.

    → The handsome prince who res-cued her from the evil spell is Prince Phillip.

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    FAIRY TALE THEATRE

    SHEET 1

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • These are the names of some places associated with characters from books.

    DOWN

    1. Alice visited this

    imaginary place.

    2. This place is best

    known as the

    home of Batman.

    (2 words)

    3. This place was

    created by R K

    Narayan. Swami

    lives here.

    4. This fictional city

    is the home of Su-

    perman.

    ACROSS

    5. This place is asso-

    ciated with Harry

    Potter.

    6. Noddy is a little

    woden boy who

    lives here.

    SOLVE THE CROSSWORD

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    KNOW WITH ...

    → In literature, we often come across words like ‘fiction’ and ‘non-fiction’.

    → ‘Fiction’ refers to literature that talks about imaginary people and things, not real ones.

    → ‘Non fiction’ is about real people and things, not imaginary ones.

    GROW WITH ...

    → All through our lives we are mem-bers of various groups like family, religion and school.

    → All the members of these groups are Important and so all should be treated with respect.

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    MEET ME AT HOME!

    SHEET 2

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • A collective noun is a word used to define a group of objects, where ‘objects’ can be people, animals and things. Match column A with column B.

    1. Litter

    2. Fleet

    3. Gaggle

    4. School

    5. Flock

    6. Sheaf

    7. Bevy

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    KNOW WITH ...

    → The lion is the only big cat that lives and hunts in a group. A group of lions is called a ‘pride’.

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    UNITED WE STAND

    SHEET 3

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • GROW WITH ...

    → A set of words that a person knows or uses is called his/her vocabulary. → A good way to improve your vocabulary is to look up the dictionary when-

    ever you come across a new word. → A good vocabulary helps you to express yourself clearly and understand the

    language better.

    A dictionary is a storehouse of information. It gives a list of the words of a language in alphabetical order and explains what they mean. Alphabetical order means the correct order of the letters of the alphabet e.g. A,B,C,D,E... Ina an English dictionary, which of these words will appear earlier?

    1. Tuesday or Friday 2. January or February 3. Winter or Spring 4. Egg or Chicken 5. Phantom or Tintin 6. Holi or Diwali 7. Independence day or Republic Day 8. Television or Mobile 9. Lunch or Dinner 10. Grandfather or Father

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    LOOKING UP A DICTIONARY

    SHEET 4

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • GROW WITH ...

    → There’s nothing wrong with watching a little television every day,

    → But we must be careful. Too much TV has been proved to reduce ones ability to memorize.

    KNOW WITH ...

    → An ‘author’ is a person who writes books. The words ‘author’ is often used instead of ‘writer’.

    1. Oliver Twist by CHARLES —————

    2. Gitanjali by RABINDRANATH —————

    3. Alice’s Adventures in Won-derland by LEWIS ————

    4. MAHABHARATA by VED ————-

    5. Gulliver’s Travels by JONATHAN ————

    6. Discovery of India by JAWAHARLAL ————-

    7. The Jungle Book by RUDYARD —————

    Fill in the blanks with the surname of the author.

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    BOOKSHELF

    SHEET 5

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • GROW WITH ...

    → The back cover often carries a short summary of the book. → It helps in deciding whether one wants to buy the book or not.

    1. Just like humans, books, too, have body parts. These are some of the parts of the book.

    2. A TABLE OF CONTENTS is a list of the parts of a book or document or-ganized in the order in which the parts appear.

    3. A FOREWORD is a short piece of writing often found at the beginning of a book, written by someone other than the author of the book.

    4. A PREFACE is an introduction to a book written by the author of the book.

    5. A GLOSSARY is a list of terms related to a particular text explaining their meanings.

    6. An INDEX is a list of words and topics that are referred to in a book usu-ally arranged at the end of a book in alphabetical order.

    Here’s a quick quiz! 1. What is the little of this

    book? ————————————————————————

    2. Who is the author of this book? ————————————————————————

    3. Look at the contents page and see how many major chapters the book is divided into? ————————————————————————-

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    INTO A BOOK

    SHEET 6

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • GROW WITH ...

    → The famous proverb ‘All that glit-ters is not gold’ is actually a line

    from William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice.

    → Write down any two proverbs that you know of. ______________________________________________________

    KNOW WITH ...

    → During the time of Shakespeare, only men would act in plays. So all the female roles were also played by men.

    SOME OF HIS WORKS:-

    i. The Tempest ii. The Comedy of Errors iii. Much Ado About Nothing iv. A Midsummer Night’s Dream

    v. The Merchant of Venice vi. As You Like It vii.Taming of the Shrew viii.All’s Well That Ends Well ix. Twelfth Night, or What You Will

    x. Romeo and Juliet xi. Julius Caesar xii. Macbeth xiii.Hamlet xiv.Troilus and Cressida xv. King Lear xvi.Othello xvii.Antonym and Cleopatra

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

    SHEET 7

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • These are lines from the fairy tale Cinderella. Sadly, they are all jumbled. Put them in order so that they make sense. Write the sentence nember in the white circles on the left. (A) Cinderella is a poor but beautiful girl. (B) Her stepsisters make her work all day. (C) One day they receive an invitation to go to a ball.

    (D) Suddenly her fairy godmother appears and dresses her in beautiful clothes and gives her a carriage that will take her to the ball.

    (E) While leaving the ball, Cinderella leaves a slip-per behind.

    (F) The Prince of the land sends a messenger with the slipper, announcing that he will marry the lady who owns the slipper.

    (G) At last Cinderella is married to the Prince. (H) She lives with her stepmother and stepsisters. (I) Cinderella is not allowed to go there and so she weeps in sorrow.

    (J) She warns Cinderella that she must be back by midnight.

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    KNOW WITH ...

    → Cinderella got her name from the cin-ders beside which she sat all day. Cinders are pieces of partly burnt coal or wood.

    GROW WITH ...

    → Suggest three different names for the story. _____________________________________________________________

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    PUTTING THE STORY RIGHT

    SHEET 8

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________

  • MALL

    IDENTITY

    POST OFFICE

    It is a building or set of buildings that has various types of stores, with inter-connecting walkways enabling visitors to easily walk from store to store.

    It is a card with your name, date of birth, photo-graph, etc. on it that proves who you are.

    It is a place where you can buy stamps, send letters, packages, etc.

    RENT

    It is the amount of money that you regularly pay so that you can use something owned by someone else temporarily.

    PIN

    It is the short form for Postal Index Number or Pin-code. It is a number given to every post office by the Indian Postal Service. It usually consists of 6 digitd. The PIN was introduced on 15 August 1972.

    PCO

    It stands for Public Call Office. It is apublic place from where telephone calls are made.

    APARTMENT

    It means a set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building.

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    LIFE SKILLS

    CLASS 4

    WORDS WE HEAR

    SHEET 9

    NAME ______________________________________ DATE _________________