1. Super Senses 

    Content: This chapter explores the heightened senses of animals and how they use them for survival. 

    Objective: To make students understand how different creatures perceive the world differently through their senses.

2. A Snake Charmer’s Story 

    Content: Students learn about snake charmers, snakes, and how snakes have been part of various cultures. 

    Objective: To build awareness about reptiles, their importance in the ecosystem, and the role of traditional occupations.

3. From Tasting to Digesting 

    Content: Covers the human digestive system, from tasting food to the process of digestion and absorption of nutrients. 

    Objective: To help students understand the journey of food through the body and the functions of different digestive organs.

4. Mangoes Round the Year 

    Content: Focuses on food preservation techniques and why they are necessary, using mangoes as an example. 

    Objective: To introduce students to methods of preserving food and the importance of preventing food spoilage.

5. Seeds and Seeds 

    Content: This chapter discusses different types of seeds, their dispersal methods, and how they grow into plants. 

    Objective: To understand the life cycle of plants and the role of seeds in reproduction and biodiversity.

6. Every Drop Counts 

    Content: Talks about the importance of water conservation and how different regions face water scarcity. 

    Objective: To teach the significance of saving water and the role students can play in conservation.

7. Experiments with Water 

    Content: Students perform simple experiments to learn about water’s properties, such as density, solubility, and states. 

    Objective: To develop an understanding of the properties of water through hands on activities.

8. A Treat for Mosquitoes 

    Content: Focuses on diseases caused by mosquitoes, such as malaria, and preventive measures. 

    Objective: To build awareness about the causes and prevention of mosquito borne diseases.

9. Up You Go! 

    Content: Describes a mountain expedition and introduces the physical and mental challenges faced during such activities. 

    Objective: To encourage teamwork, adventure, and an understanding of physical endurance.

10. Walls Tell Stories 

     Content: Students explore historical monuments and learn about the stories these structures tell about the past. 

     Objective: To appreciate the historical importance of monuments and the need for their preservation.

11. Sunita in Space 

     Content: This chapter discusses the life of astronauts, particularly Sunita Williams, and the challenges of living in space. 

     Objective: To inspire interest in space exploration and understand the science of living in space.

12. What if it Finishes…? 

     Content: Explores the depletion of natural resources, particularly fuel, and its consequences. 

     Objective: To raise awareness about the overuse of natural resources and the importance of sustainability.

13. A Shelter so High! 

     Content: Students learn about the different types of shelters and how they vary in different parts of the world, especially in high altitudes. 

     Objective: To understand how geography influences housing and the materials used for shelter.

14. When the Earth Shook! 

     Content: Discusses natural disasters like earthquakes, their impact on people, and how to stay safe during such events. 

     Objective: To teach students about disaster preparedness and the impact of natural calamities.

15. Blow Hot Blow Cold 

     Content: Students explore how air temperature changes with different activities like blowing, and the science behind it. 

     Objective: To introduce concepts of temperature and how air plays a role in daily activities.

16. Who will do this Work? 

     Content: Discusses the social stigma associated with different kinds of work, particularly manual labor. 

     Objective: To promote dignity of labor and eliminate prejudice associated with certain jobs.

17. Across the Wall 

     Content: This chapter focuses on gender roles and how society creates barriers, using sports as an example. 

     Objective: To challenge gender stereotypes and encourage equality.

18. No Place for Us? 

     Content: Explores the displacement of people due to development projects like dams and the impact on their lives. 

     Objective: To create awareness about social issues related to displacement and resettlement.

19. A Seed Tells a Farmer’s Story 

     Content: Talks about the journey of a seed from planting to harvesting, and the challenges faced by farmers. 

     Objective: To develop respect for the hard work of farmers and the process of food production.

20. Whose Forests? 

     Content: Discusses the importance of forests and how deforestation affects wildlife and indigenous people. 

     Objective: To understand the role of forests in the ecosystem and the consequences of deforestation.

21. Like Father, Like Daughter 

     Content: Focuses on heredity, explaining how traits are passed from parents to children. 

     Objective: To introduce the concept of heredity and genetic traits in a simple manner.

22. On the Move Again 

     Content: Talks about migration and why people move from one place to another, either for work, survival, or better opportunities. 

     Objective: To develop an understanding of migration and its social and economic impacts.