Grade 5C

Subject: EVS

Chapter: Waste Management

Date: 24.8.2021


Topics taught: 

  •   Explained the term- Waste.
  • Discussed- Types of wastes- Dry & Wet, use of separate Dustbins.
Homework:
Read the topics taught from textbook.

Date: 25.8.2021

Topics taught: 

  • Conducted the activity- Observe the images and distinguish as Dry waste and Wet waste.
  • Explained - Hazardous wastes, Organic wastes and Recyclable wastes with examples.
  • Explained Waste management methods- Open dumping, Burning the waste and Landfills.
Homework:
Activity given on page number 138 of the textbook with the participation of family members. List down your ideas.

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