4th EVS NCERT Chapter 1
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– Bamboo Bridge: Children use a bamboo and rope bridge to cross knee-high water and reach school, even after heavy rains【4:2†source】.
– Trolley Crossing: Children cross a wide and deep river using a trolley attached to a strong iron rope, moving across with the help of a pulley【4:3†source】.
– Cement Bridge: Different from bamboo bridges, cement bridges made of cement, bricks, and iron rods are used to cross water bodies and uneven areas to reach school【4:3†source】.
How is a cement bridge different from a bamboo bridge?
A cement bridge is made of cement, bricks, and iron rods, while a bamboo bridge is made of bamboo and ropes.
How many people do you think can cross a cement bridge at one time?
The number of people that can cross a bridge at one time is subjective, varying depending on the width and design of the bridge.
If you had a chance, which bridge would you like to use and why?
Answers may vary. Students may prefer the cement bridge for its sturdiness and durability over the bamboo bridge, which may be perceived as less secure.
Do you have to cross any bridge on the way to your school? If yes, what is the bridge like? Draw its picture.
Answers will vary based on students' experiences and locations. Encourage students to express their observations and draw the bridge they encounter on their way to school.
Where is the bridge near your house located, and who uses it?
The location and users of the bridge near their house will vary among students. This question encourages students to observe their surroundings and consider the purpose and users of the bridge.
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