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             By the end of the chapter, the learners will be able to observe   •  The Day Sky
             and explain changes in the day sky, understand the role of
             the sun in creating shadows, identify the phases of the moon   •  The Night Sky
             and features of the night sky, develop awareness about India’s   •  India’s Chandrayaan Mission
             Chandrayaan mission, and show curiosity about astronomy
             and space exploration.



            Chapter 13: Water
            This chapter focuses on water as a vital resource. Learners will learn
            about the different sources of water such as rivers, lakes and rain, as
            well as man-made systems like dams, reservoirs and canals. The water
            cycle is explained in detail to show how water is constantly reused in
            nature. The chapter also covers scientific concepts like weight, mass and
            density of substances, and how they affect floating and sinking in water.
            By studying this chapter, learners will understand water’s importance,
            its uses and the science behind it.


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             By the end of the chapter, the learners will be able to identify   •  Sources of Water
             different natural and man-made sources of water, explain the   •  Dams, Reservoirs and Canals
             function of dams, reservoirs and canals, describe the steps of   •  The Water Cycle – Evaporation and
             the water cycle, understand the concepts of weight, mass and     Condensation
             density, and demonstrate why some objects float and others    •  Materials around Us
             sink in water.                                                •  Floating and Sinking in Water



                                                Chapter 14: Waste Management
                                                This chapter teaches learners about different types of waste, i.e.
                                                biodegradable, non-biodegradable, hazardous and sanitary waste. It
                                                stresses the importance of separating waste before disposal. The concept
                                                of waste management is explained through the 5 R‘s – Refuse, Reduce,
                                                Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle. The recycling of paper is described in
                                                detail to show how old paper can be reused to save trees. Learners learn
                                                to think critically about their daily habits and take responsibility for
                                                keeping their surroundings clean and safe.


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             By the end of the chapter, the learners will be able to identify
             different types of waste and their effects on the environment,   •  Waste
             practise waste separation at home and  school, explain the    •  Separation of Wastes
             5 R’s of waste management with examples, understand the       •  Waste Management
             process of recycling paper, and develop responsibility towards   •  Recycling of Paper
             reducing waste and protecting nature.



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