3. IN SUMMER WE WEAR COTTON CLOTHES.

4. DO YOU KNOW HOW COTTON CLOTHES ARE MADE?

5. LET ME TELL YOU THE STORY OF COTTON CLOTHES.

6. COTTON IS GROWN ON BIG FARMS OR PLANTATIONS

7. COTTON PLANTATIONS

8. COTTON IS GOT FROM COTTON PLANTS. THE DRIED FRUITS OF COTTON CONTAIN FLUFFY COTTON. THIS IS COLLECTED TO MAKE COTTON CLOTHES

9. COTTON PLANT

10. WHEN THE FRUITS BECOME RIPE THEY BURST AND FLUFFY WHITE COTTON COMES OUT. DRY SEED BURSTINC

11. COTTON FIELD RIPE COTTON FRUITS

12. MACHINE TO PICK COTTON

13. COTTON MOUNTAINTHE COTTON IS COLLECTED IN BALES.

14. SEPARATING COTTON

15. COTTON THREADS

16. WORKING ON THE LOOM

17. THREADS ARE THEN WOVEN INTO CLOTH. TAILORS STITCH THE CLOTH INTO DIFFERENT SUMMER CLOTHES.

18. COTTON FROCK

19. LOOK AT THIS LOVELY SILK CLOTH.DID YOU LIKE IT ?

20. LET ME TELL YOU HOW WE GET SILK.WE GET SILK FROM THE SILK MOTH.

21. A SILK MOTH

22. THE MOTH LAYS EGGS ON LEAVES OF MULBERRY

23. THE EGGS HATCH AND YOUNG CATTERPILLARS COME OUT.THEY ARE VERY HUNGRY AND FEED ON THE LEAVES

24. EACH CATTERPILLAR MAKES A COVER AROUND IT’SELF AND GOES TO SLEEP IN THAT

25. THE COCOON IS SILK THREAD WOUND AROUND THE SLEEPING CATERPILLAR JUST LIKE WE PUT BANDAGE ON A WOUND

26. S ILK THREAD COCOON

28. THE THREAD FROM THE COCOON IS ALMOST A KILOMETERLONG.IT IS UNWOUND AFTER KILLING THE WORM IN HOT WATER.

29. IF THE WORM IS NOT KILLED A MOTH WILL COME OUT FROM THE COCOON.

30. AFTER SOME TIME THE COCOON BREAKS AND A BUTTERFLY -MOTH COMES OUT

31. A BUTTERFLY HATCHING OUT

32. Fill in the blanks with suitable words. 1.We wear …………….. Clothes in summer. 2.Cotton is got from ……………... 3.We get silk from ………………………. 4.The silk moth lay eggs on leaves of ……………………. 5.The …………………..is silk thread wound around the sleeping caterpillar.

35. FORMATIVE ASSESMENT LESSON: A BEAUTIFUL CLOTH Decorate a piece of cloth with lace, sequins, mirrors, etc. Prepare a handkerchief with a piece of white cloth, designed using cut vegetables.

36. THANK YOU