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Clothes We Wear
We all love to wear colourful clothes. It covers our body. It also protects us from insect bites, from cold in winter and from heat in summer.
Do you know that in ancient days what people used to wear? They used to wear tree leaves and skin of animals as clothes.
But today we wear clothes of various varieties and colours.
Clothes worn by male and female are different.
Male Wear
T-shirt Trouser
Formal Shirt Kurta Pajama
Female Wear
Saree Salwar Kameez
Girl T-shirt Tunic
We wear clothes according to the seasons.
In summer we wear cotton clothes. Because it keeps us cool in summer.
Cotton Frock Cotton Shirt
During winter we wear woollen clothes. Woollen clothes keep us warm in winter.
Sweater Coat
Jacket
We wear a raincoat when we go out in the rain.
Rain Coat
We wear school uniform when we go to school.
People in different parts of the world dress differently.
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Living and Non - living Things
Our world is full of living and non-living things.
Living Things
All the human beings, plants, birds and animals are living things. They are called living things because of the following features:
(i) They need food.
(ii) They need water to drink.
(iii) They need air.
(iv) They grow with age.
(v) They feel pain if you hurt them.
Non-Living Things
Book, pencil, desk, chair, table, road, car, bike, bicycle, toys, bed, TV, fridge, etc. are non-living things. They are called non-living things because of the following features:
(i) They don't need food.
(ii) They don't need water.
(iii) They don't need air.
(iv) They don't grow.
(v) They don't feel anything if you hurt them.
Human Body
Human beings are living things. We take food when we are hungry. We drink water when we are thirsty. We feel pain when someone hurt us. Our body is like a living machine. It grows in height and size with age.
Our Body
Our body has many parts. We call these parts as organs. There are two types of organs in our body:
(i) External organs
(ii) Internal organs
External Organs and Their Functions
External organs are those parts of our body that we can see. For example, eyes, hands, fingers, nose, mouth, etc. Below given are the functions of some of the important external organs of our body.
Eyes help us to see. Nose helps us to smell.
Ears help us to hear. Skin helps us to feel.
Legs help us to walk and run.
Hands help us to hold things, take our food and to do other activities.
Fingers help us to hold our pencil and write.
Tongue helps us to taste food.
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Plants
Plants are living things. They can grow but they cannot move.
Types of Plants
Big Plants
Tree: Big and strong plants are called trees. For example, Banyan tree and Mango tree.
Banyan tree Mango tree
Small Plants
Shrubs: Small plants which are strong are called shrubs. For example, rose and sunflower.
Rose Sunflower
Herbs: Small plants which are weak are called herbs. For example, mint, coriander.
Mint Coriander
Plants that Cannot Stand Straight
Creepers: Plants which grow along the ground are called creepers. For example, pumpkin and watermelon.
Pumpkin Watermelon
Climbers: Plants which climb up by taking supports of other plants, sticks or walls are called climbers. For example, money plant and pea plant.
Money Plant Pea Plant
What we get from Plants?
What we get from Plants?
We get clothes, fuel, shelter, wood and many other useful things from plants. We get food from different more...
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