Words From This Chapter
The eight keywords plus six terms the chapter defines in its text
Hold the useful insects apart from the harmful ones and answer the chapter's written questions.
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The eight keywords plus six terms the chapter defines in its text
Six 'I can now...' statements covering the whole chapter
Sort the chapter's insects into what each one does for us or to us
Terms
Definitions
The chapter's four multiple choice questions, with two reasoning items
Honeybees make honey from—
The chapter's written questions from Exercises D and E
Focus on the movement of pollen.
Focus on the six-sided chambers.
State both the insect name and its food source.
Ensure you mention the specific intestinal and liver infections.
Explain the process of creating the fine thread and weaving the cover.
Focus on how the bees are driven out first.
Identify its nature (semi-solid substance) and list paints, varnishes, etc.
Focus on how the germs travel on the fly's body to uncovered food.
Cover both household methods (like neem) and chemical ones (pesticides).
A guided discussion of how germs travel and how to stop them
The chapter's value based question, and its awareness activity
Mohit And The Street Food
Mohit studies in Class-IV. He likes street food very much. His mother always warns him not to eat unhealthy and uncovered food. One day Mohit ate some uncovered street food while coming back to his home from school. In the evening he complained about stomach cramps and vomiting. His mother immediately took him to a doctor for treatment. The doctor diagnosed that Mohit was suffering from diarrhea. Mohit told the truth to his mother and felt sorry for not listening to her advice. He also promised not to eat uncovered street food in future.
Closing Activity Suggestion: Form a group with your friends. Assign tasks to each member to create awareness about cleanliness, hygiene, and other methods that can save us from harmful insects.
Recall which insect is associated with uncovered food.
Use the symptoms mentioned in the passage, plus the keyword definition if you know it.
Give a thoughtful, personal answer.
Consider his honesty and his promise.