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Student can describe different kinds and intensities of change.
Understand how different words describe different scales of change.
Not all change is the same. Imagine changing your shirt versus changing your entire personality! In academic English, especially in your NCERT textbooks, we use precise vocabulary to describe exactly how big or how small a change is.
Visual doodles representing different types of change.
An educational 8-panel comic grid showing examples of change: a chameleon changing color, a frog transforming into a pri…
An interactive visual scale showing change from small to big.
Classify real-world changes by their intensity.
Terms
Definitions
Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate change word.
In nature, a caterpillar into a beautiful butterfly through a fascinating process. Similarly, wild animals often have to to survive in new and challenging environments. In the industrial world, a manufacturing factory raw materials into finished products for everyday use. As a student, you might find that your initial timetable isn't perfect. For example, she her study plan slightly after the first test to get better marks.
Write about a change you have observed using your new vocabulary.
Example: When winter arrives, we must adapt to the cold weather by wearing warm coats. The snow completely transforms our neighborhood into a white wonderland.
State the subject of the change clearly.
Use words like: adjust, modify, adapt, develop, convert, shift, or transform.
Review change terms and their scales.