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Forests of India: Class IV Worksheet

The document discusses forests in India. It provides a matching exercise about different types of forests like mangrove forests and thorn forests. It also has fill in the blanks about monsoon and the Chipko movement. National parks like Jim Corbett and Sariska are named. Evergreen forests stay green throughout the year because they have trees that don't shed leaves at the same time. The government has protected wildlife by establishing national parks and sanctuaries. A song about conservation of forests and an activity to create a forest scene are also included.

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Forests of India: Class IV Worksheet

The document discusses forests in India. It provides a matching exercise about different types of forests like mangrove forests and thorn forests. It also has fill in the blanks about monsoon and the Chipko movement. National parks like Jim Corbett and Sariska are named. Evergreen forests stay green throughout the year because they have trees that don't shed leaves at the same time. The government has protected wildlife by establishing national parks and sanctuaries. A song about conservation of forests and an activity to create a forest scene are also included.

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INDIAN SCHOOL AL GHUBRA, MUSCAT

SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES


CLASS: IV
TOPIC: CH-15:FORESTS OF INDIA

Name AKASH SAI SAKAMURI Sec A Roll No.​ 7

I.​Match following:-

​a​.West Bengal i) Survive in cold temperature

b. Periyar ii) Desert forests

c. Cone-shaped trees iii) Sundari tree

[Link] forests iv) Kerala

[Link] forests v) Sundarbans

a.__V___, b. __iV___, c._iii____, d.__ii___, e.__i____.

II. ​Fill in the blanks:​-


a​.During ______​monsoon​______ every year vanamahotsav is celebrated.

b._____​Chipko movement​______ Movement was started in Utharakhand,to

conserve the forests.

[Link] term ____​decidouos​_________means falling off at maturity or tending to

fall off.

d​.​ Forests are home for ____​wildlife​ __.

III. ​Name any two:-

[Link] found in thorn forests


______​Babul​_____ _____​Date plam​__________
[Link] in which evergreen forests are found
______​Assam​_____ _____​Arunachal pradesh​_____
[Link] Parks in India
_____​J​im Corrbett​_____ _____​Sariska​_____
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IV.​Define the following terms​:-


​a.​Conservation:_​The​_​protection​_​or​_​preservation​_​of​_​the​_​natural​_​enviroment​.
[Link]:​_​A​_​large​_​area​_​covered​_​with​_​trees​_​is​_​known​_​as​_​forest.

V.​ Answer the following questions:-

a)Why do evergreen forests appear green throughout the year?

Ans​_​Because​_​these​_​forest​_​have​_​a​_​variety​_​of​_​trees​_​that​_​do​_​not​_​shed​_​their​_​leaves​__​t

he​_​same​_​time​.

b) What has our government done to save the wildlife? ___

Ans​_​Our​_​government​_​has​_​provided​_​homes​_​to​_​these​_​wild​_​animals​_​by​_​building​____

various​_​natoinal​_​parks​_​and​_​wildlife​_​sancutries.

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Let’s sing a song on conservation of Forests

​Tree Song
LYRICS​ ​[Link]

Trees, trees, trees,


Have roots, and trunks, and leaves,
Trees, trees, trees,
Have buds, and fruits, and seeds,
Trees, trees, trees,
A home for birds and bees,
We all need our trees, trees, trees…

Home for nests of flying birds,


Home for buzzing, honey-bees,
Home for bats so brown and black,
Some squirrels share those big tall trees...
Shades a slithering sharp-toothed snake,
Big bugs that blow there in the breeze,
Many things are making homes,
In green, green leaves of these tall trees!

Trees, trees, trees,


Have roots, and trunks, and leaves,
Trees, trees, trees,
Have buds, and fruits, and seeds,
Trees, trees, trees,
A home for birds and bees,
We all need our trees, trees, trees...

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FUN ACTIVITY

Try to make a forest scene with chart paper,craft paper and then draw and colour other
interesting pictures of animals that you find in a forest.(You may cut and use the
pictures from old magazines)

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Common questions

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The Chipko Movement in Uttarakhand was pivotal for forest conservation, as it focused on preventing the destruction of forests by emphasizing the interdependence of humans and forests. Local communities, often women, embraced trees to prevent them from being cut down, thereby raising awareness about the importance of forests and leading to policy changes .

Celebrating events like Vanamahotsav, which occur during the monsoon, is important as they raise awareness about the importance of tree planting and forest conservation, engage communities in conservation activities, and align with the seasonal abundance of rainfall, which is optimal for planting new trees .

The 'Tree Song' highlights multiple benefits of trees: they provide roots, trunks, and leaves, serve as homes for birds, bees, bats, and squirrels, and offer shade for snakes and habitats for a variety of insects . Trees are crucial for biodiversity and offer ecological services like shade and shelter.

Mangrove forests, such as those in the Sundarbans, differ from other forests as they are specially adapted to saline coastal environments with waterlogged soils. These forests feature species like the sundari tree and provide unique habitats for various aquatic and terrestrial species, contributing to coastal protection against erosion and storms .

National parks and wildlife sanctuaries are critical for forest conservation as they protect vast areas of natural habitat from human encroachment, poaching, and deforestation. They serve as biodiversity hotspots where flora and fauna can thrive without the threat of human disturbance .

India has diverse forest types due to its varied climate and geography. These include evergreen forests, which remain green throughout the year as the trees do not shed their leaves at the same time . Thorn forests, containing trees like Babul and Date palm, exist in arid regions . Mangrove forests featuring sundari trees are found in regions like the Sundarbans .

The document suggests creating a forest scene using chart and craft paper as a fun activity. This can help students visualize forest ecosystems and involve drawing and coloring animals that inhabit forests, which fosters creativity and understanding of biodiversity .

Evergreen forests appear green throughout the year because they have a variety of trees that do not shed their leaves all at once, maintaining a consistently green canopy .

Conservation is essential as it involves protecting and preserving the natural environment, which provides vital habitats for wildlife . The Indian government has created national parks and wildlife sanctuaries to protect these ecosystems and prevent the extinction of various species. Forests support biodiversity, serve as carbon sinks, and are crucial for climatic stability .

The Indian government has contributed to wildlife conservation by establishing national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, which provide safe habitats for endangered and other wildlife species .

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