Anubhav New Worksheet2 Week1 L1 Science

 

Worksheet 3: League Communicators – English in Action

Learning Units (LU): 25 | Marks: 60 | Time: 45 mins

Section A: Letter Writing (15 marks)

Write a formal letter (120–150 words) to the Village Panchayat requesting support to install a rain gauge and wind vane for the upcoming Kabaddi League.
 Include:

  • Purpose of your request

  • How it will benefit players & farmers

  • A polite conclusion

Section B: Dialogue Writing (10 marks)

Write a short dialogue (8–10 lines) between a Coach and a Groundskeeper.
 Topic: Deciding whether to cancel a Kabaddi match because of heavy rain and slippery soil.
 Use at least 3 weather vocabulary words (humidity, forecast, rainfall, wind).

Section C: Poster Design (10 marks)

Design (write content for) a safety poster titled:
 “Lightning Safety for Sports Grounds”
 Include:

  • A slogan

  • 3 Do’s

  • 3 Don’ts

Section D: Speaking/Oral Prep (10 marks)

Prepare a 1-minute speech on:
 “What today’s rain teaches us about sports planning.”

  • Start with a weather fact

  • Use 3 vocabulary words from the sheet

  • End with a strong message

Section E: Creative Mini-Task (5 marks)

Write 2–3 rhyming lines for a cheer song about Kabaddi in the Monsoon.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tournament Day NUTRITIONIST DAY 3

  NUTRITIONIST - DAY 3 Anubhav Group (Grade 6-8) DAY 3 LEARNING SHEET: Building Balanced Meals From Knowledge to Action Days 1-2 you learned WHAT'S WRONG. Today you learn WHAT TO DO. Part 1: What is a Balanced Meal? A balanced meal gives your body everything it needs: Energy (to move, think, play) Building blocks (to grow muscles, repair cells) Protection (to fight disease, stay healthy) The traditional Indian thali had all three: Component Examples What it does Protein (Building) Dal, rajma, chole, paneer, dahi, eggs Builds muscle, repairs body Carbohydrates (Energy) Bhat, bhakri, roti, poha Gives quick energy Vegetables (Protection) Bhaji, salad, pickle Vitamins, minerals, fiber Healthy fats (Energy + Brain) Ghee, oil (small amount), nuts Long-lasting energy, brain health Hydration Water, buttermilk All body functions Question 1: Look at what you ate for lunch today. Did it have all 5 components? What you ate: ______________________________________________________________...
Read more

Tournament Day Nutritionist Day2

  NUTRITIONIST - DAY 2 Anubhav Group (Grade 6-8) DAY 2 LEARNING SHEET: The Present What's Happening to Food Today? Part 1: The Lost Art of Cooking Question 1: Yesterday you talked to your family about old recipes. Did they still cook those recipes? Why or why not? Write their answer: _________________________________________________________________ Question 2: How many students in your class know how to cook a complete meal (dal, sabzi, roti)? Count and write: _______ out of _______ students What does this tell you? Part 2: Cities and Cooking The change: 50 years ago: Most people lived in villages Families cooked 3 meals a day at home Children learned cooking by watching elders Recipes passed naturally from generation to generation Today in cities: Both parents work long hours No time to cook Order food online or buy packets Children don't learn cooking Recipes are forgotten Question 3: Why do you think people in cities stopped cooking? Think about: Time (work schedules) Tir...
Read more

Tournament Day Nutritionist Day1

  NUTRITIONIST - DAY 1 Anubhav Group (Grade 6-8) ROLE INTRODUCTION What is a Nutritionist? A nutritionist helps people eat the right food for their body and goals. They know: Which foods give energy Which foods help you think better Which foods make you strong Which foods help you stay healthy Why does your module need a nutritionist? Every athlete, artist, musician, and actor needs fuel. Good food = good performance. Real world jobs: Sports nutritionist (works with cricket teams, football teams) Dietitian (works in hospitals) Food scientist (creates new healthy foods) Health coach (teaches people about nutrition) MODULE STORIES: Why Food Matters SPORTS (Kabaddi/Kho Kho) "The Empty Tank" Your body is like a car. Cars need petrol to run. Your body needs food to run. When you play kabaddi or kho kho, you: Run fast Jump high Push hard Think quick All of this needs energy. Where does energy come from? Food. Wrong food = Problems: Tired legs Slow thinking Weak muscles Can't fi...
Read more