SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS IV 2014-15. OBJECTIVES 1 To train children to be observant and understand the social and cultural environment. 2 To develop the.

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SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS IV

OBJECTIVES 1 To train children to be observant and understand the social and cultural environment. 2 To develop the skills of map reading, drawing diagrams, collecting pictures and information. 3 To develop social skills in children to work as a team, share ideas, co-operate and share responsibilities. 4 To develop curiosity of the environment and love for nature.

CCE PATTERN Assessments: very short answers, short answers, essay type answers, multiple choice questions, data interpretation Scholastic areas: evaluates the ability of students to apply knowledge Co-scholastic areas: evaluates the skills to succeed in real life situations

EVALUATION Knowledge Presentation of written work Worksheets Submission of projects Skills acquired Group discussions

VISUAL IMPACT  Maps, models  PowerPoint Presentations  Video clips related to the topic

TEACHING STRATEGIES Projects Innovative techniques

GROUP ACTIVITIES

FIELD TRIPS

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. - Nelson Mandela