1. Where Does It Come
From?
Content: This chapter explores the various sources of food,
discussing the difference between plant based and animal based food sources.
Objective: Students will learn about different food sources and understand the importance of food in daily life.
2. Components of Food
Content: It introduces the essential nutrients found in food, such
as carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals.
Objective: Students will understand the nutritional value of food
and the role each component plays in maintaining good health.
3. Fibre to Fabric
Content: This chapter discusses the process of making fabric from
fibers, including both natural and synthetic fibers.
Objective: Students will learn about the origins of different types
of fabrics and their manufacturing process.
4. Sorting Materials
into Groups
Content: The focus here is on sorting materials based on their
physical properties such as texture, appearance, and solubility.
Objective: To teach students how to classify materials and understand their distinct properties.
5. Separation of
Substances
Content: Students are introduced to methods of separating mixtures
like filtration, evaporation, and decantation.
Objective: To develop an understanding of how substances can be
separated from a mixture using different techniques.
6. Changes Around Us
Content: This chapter explores the various physical and chemical
changes occurring in our surroundings.
Objective: Students will identify reversible and irreversible
changes in daily life.
7. Getting to Know
Plants
Content: The structure of different parts of plants such as roots,
stems, leaves, and flowers is explained.
Objective: Students will learn about plant morphology and the
functions of various plant parts.
8. Body Movements
Content: This chapter discusses the skeletal system, joints, and
muscles that enable body movement.
Objective: Students will understand how the human body moves and
the role of bones and muscles.
9. The Living
Organisms and Their Surroundings
Content: The relationship between organisms and their environment
is explored in this chapter, focusing on habitat and adaptation.
Objective: To make students aware of the diversity of life and how
organisms adapt to their surroundings.
10. Motion and
Measurement of Distances
Content: This chapter explains the concept of motion and how
distances are measured.
Objective: Students will learn the basics of motion and the
standard units used to measure distance.
11. Light, Shadows,
and Reflections
Content: This chapter deals with the properties of light, the
formation of shadows, and reflections.
Objective: To help students understand how light behaves and how
shadows and reflections are formed.
12. Electricity and
Circuits
Content: It introduces basic electrical concepts like circuits,
switches, and conductors/insulators.
Objective: Students will gain basic knowledge of electricity and
how simple electrical circuits work.
13. Fun with Magnets
Content: The properties of magnets and their uses in daily life are
explored in this chapter.
Objective: Students will learn how magnets interact with different
materials and understand their applications.
14. Water
Content: This chapter highlights the importance of water, its uses,
and conservation.
Objective: To raise awareness of the importance of water in daily
life and ways to conserve it.
15. Air Around Us
Content: The composition and properties of air, as well as its role
in sustaining life, are discussed.
Objective: Students will learn about the components of air and the importance of air for all living organisms.
16. Garbage In
Garbage Out
Content: This chapter deals with the disposal and management of
waste materials and the importance of recycling.
Objective: To instill the importance of waste management and
encourage students to recycle and reduce waste.