SUMMER VACATION HOMEWORK
Subject: Social Science
Grade V
Instructions:
- Write neatly in your notebook.
- Draw diagrams using colors.
- Complete all activities.
Part A: Globe and Map
1. Answer the following:
- What is a globe?
- What is a map?
- Name any 4 directions.
- What is the difference between a globe and a map?
- Why are maps useful?
2. Draw and Label:
- Draw a simple globe and label:
- North Pole
- South Pole
- Equator
- Continents
3. Activity:
Make a small map of your classroom or home and mark:
- Door
- Window
- Table
- Chair
Part B: Latitudes and Longitudes
1. Write short notes on:
- Equator
- Prime Meridian
- Latitude
- Longitude
2. Fill in the blanks:
- The Equator divides Earth into ______ and ______.
- Longitudes run from ______ pole to ______ pole.
- Latitude lines run from ______ to ______.
- Prime Meridian is at ______ degree longitude.
- Earth has ______ hemispheres.
3. Draw and Label:
Draw Earth showing:
- Equator
- Tropic of Cancer
- Tropic of Capricorn
- Prime Meridian
Part C: Weather and Climate
1. Answer the following:
- What is weather?
- What is climate?
- Write 3 differences between weather and climate.
- Name the main seasons in India.
- Why does weather change daily?
2. Table Activity:
Make a 7-day weather chart. Record:
- Day
- Temperature
- Sunny/Cloudy/Rainy/Windy
3. Project:
Paste or draw pictures showing different weather conditions:
- Rainy
- Sunny
- Snowy
- Windy
Part D: The Land of Dense Forest – Democratic Republic of Congo
Write short answers:
- Where is the Democratic Republic of Congo located?
- Which major river flows through Congo?
- Why is Congo called the land of dense forest?
- What kind of climate is found there?
- Name some animals found in Congo forests.
Draw and Label:
Draw and label:
- Congo River
- Dense forests
- Major animals (gorilla, elephant, snake)
Research Activity:
Find and write 5 interesting facts about Democratic Republic of Congo.
Part E: Map Work
On a world map: Mark and label:
- Africa
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Equator
- Indian Ocean
- Atlantic Ocean
Bonus Task
Write 10 lines on “Why forests are important for Earth.”
Submission: Complete neatly with drawings, colors, and proper headings.