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DOC-20240625-WA0004_240707_013443
DOC-20240625-WA0004_240707_013443
Students can create Photo Post Cards showcasing the diverse landscapes and cultural
heritage of Arunachal Pradesh. They can combine photographs with captions or short
descriptions to narrate their virtual journey through the state.
TOPICS
1. Legacy Lines: Tracing Arunachal Pradesh's evolution(The Land of the Rising Sun)
2. State Stories: Unveiling Arunachal Pradesh's Rich History
3. Vibrant Vistas: A Journey Through Arunachal Pradesh (Tourism)
4. State Spotlight: Investigating Arunachal Pradesh's Culture and Heritage.
5. Natural Wonders: Discovering Arunachal Pradesh's Ecological Treasures
(Flora and Fauna)
6. Culinary Chronicles: Tasting Arunachal Pradesh's Flavorful Cuisine.
2. On an A3 size coloured chart paper write a brief history about any renowned
mathematician and elaborate his famous works.
3. Solve 10 questions each from the first 5 chapters in a separate note book as a revision
work.(Other than NCERT)
Science
“EXPLORING THE UNIVERSE OF KNOWLEDGE………”
Our Air is getting poisonous with each passing day. As the global population breathes in
bad air, it is reducing the lifespan of the people and is causing various health issues to
young and old alike. This activity aims to prepare a journal depicting different aspect of
AQI for different countries of the world including India and try to understand the menace
of poor AQI, possible reasons of poor AQI and its effect on human health.
NOTE: -
Preparing an AQI JOURNAL will be a group
activity in which class will be divided into 5
groups of 7/8 students each.
Each group will be assigned one of the given
countries - INDIA, USA, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL,
EGYPT
Every student of the group will contribute
one sheet containing information on one
segment, from what has been asked below.
Finally, leader of the group will compile these sheets into one journal with a creative
cover page.
On the political map of the country assigned, state the AQI levels on 25th April,
2024 for five different states of the country.
Depict the different levels of AQI through the colour chart explaining the meaning
of each colour.
State the main pollutants measured as part of AQI and their effect on human
health.
Make a pie chart showing various sources of air pollution.
Choose a date (for example 25th) and plot a bar graph for every month of the last
year to understand how AQI varies during the course of a year.
Choose a state/city in the country assigned where the AQI levels are substantially
low throughout the year and state the possible reasons for the same.
State the measures that individuals can take to protect them from poor air quality.
Draw historic air quality graph of Arunachal Pradesh and compare the AQI of
Arunachal Pradesh with any two selected states of given countries.
Social Science
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS :
The social science project will be divided into two parts Political Science and
Economics.
The class will be divided into six groups, first three groups will be assigned
Political Science activity and last three groups will be assigned Economics
activity.
MILESTONES ACHIEVED BY SPECIALLY ABLED PEOPLE
-A Journey of Believer, Doer and Achiever
Human Development is influenced by a wide range of biological & environmental
factors, some of which protect and enhance their development, while others
compromise their developed outcomes. But there are incredible stories of people
who overcame their challenges and achieved success.
Keeping this objective in mind, the Project Activity has been framed to explore
about such Extraordinary Achievers.
Details of the Activity are mentioned below-
POLITICAL SCIENCE ACTIVITY -1
Students of Group-1 will make a PPT on the Role of Government and NGOS to
empower the Specially abled People
POLITICAL SCIENCE ACTIVITY -2
Students of Group -2 & 3 will make a Collage on any of the 8 Extraordinary Achievers
from the list given below-
1. Stephen Hawking
2. Hellen Keller
3. Sudha Chandran
4. Sheetal Devi
5. Devender Jhajharia
6. Sharad Kumar
7. Rabindra Jain
8. Deepa Malik
9. Arunima Sinha
10. Ira Singhal
11. Sumit Antil
12. Frida Kahlo
13. Nick Vijucic
ECONOMICS ACTIVITY -1: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
We don’t inherit the earth from our
ancestors, we borrow it from our
children. The greatest threat to our
planet is the belief that someone else
will save it. Refuse what you do not
need; reduce what you do need; reuse
what you consume; recycle what you
cannot refuse, reduce, or reuse; and
rot (compost) the rest.
In the light of the above words, students of Group 4 & 5 will make an innovative product
using waste material. Also, make a project covering the following topics:
1. What is sustainable development and what are the goals?
2. In what ways do improved recycling technologies impact the waste that ends up in
landfills?
3. Do taxes on single-use items reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfills?
4. What has Denmark done to reduce its food waste?
5. Paste a photograph of your ‘best out of waste’ product and explain the process of
making it, it's usage and justify it's efficiency.
Note: Project has to be handwritten. Participation of each group member is mandatory. The
project should be aesthetically appealing and as interesting as possible.