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HOUSES AROUND THE WORLD

PROJECT – HOUSES AROUND THE WORLD
This activity for Grade V aimed to study about and compare the types of houses in India, Norway, Thailand and Egypt. Students learned about the different factors affecting the types of houses built in different countries and the types of material used for making the houses. Students developed a scientific approach and plan to collaborate beyond their own country. Students also developed their analytical, creative and reasoning skills.
The various activities under the project were as follows.

Model making







Pictures of models made by the students






Model Presentation






Crossword and Word search activity






House board making





Final house boards




House boards with the students






PowerPoint Presentation  







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  1. UnknownSeptember 2, 2018 at 9:25 PM

    Learning has gone to a different level with practical exposure.

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