Tasks to be done next week


  1. Complete your notes and NCERT Q.Ans in notebook and get it checked.
  2. Submit (individual) report on environmental topic alloted to you for integrated project.        
  •  i) Global warming     (Roll no 1-5)
  • ii) Ozone depletion    (Roll no 6-10)
  • iii) Rain water harvesting   (Roll no 11-15)
  • iv) Biological magnification  (Roll No 16-20)
  • v) The magic 3- Reduce, Recycle and Reuse   (Roll no 21-25)
  • vi) Organic farming  (Roll no 26-30)
  • vii) Carbon footprints- how to reduce them (Roll no 31-35)
  • viii)Vanmahotsava (Plants that can be grown in kitchen garden/community parks.)(Roll no 36-40)
  • ix) Disappearance of House sparrow (Roll no 41-46)
       3. Revise chapter Reproduction for Science Quiz.
       4. Get your practical files ( Experiments done so far) checked.

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