Unit 2
Water
You
will learn about
* The journey of rain
* The sources of water
Journey of Rain
Rain Drops
Drip
drop drip drop, they drop from the sky
One
by one they multiply
Drip
drop drip drop, they fall on the ground
Everywhere
with a lovely sound
Drip
drop drip drop, they seep into the ground
To
grow healthy saplings all around
On hot sunny days, they go back to the sky
To come again on another cloudy day
Drip
drop drip drop, they drop all the way
To
keep all of us happy
complete the sentences using the
picture clues.
(rainy, sun, play, bucket,
water, happy, plants )
1. It was a rainy day.
2. I could not go out to play
3. I placed a bucket to collect rain water.
4. After sometime, the sun shone again.
5. The bucket was filled with water
6. I watered some plants with it.
7. I felt very happy
water from Glaciers
A glacier is a
slow-moving block of ice.
I am a water drop from the snowy mountains. I flow from the glacier when the weather becomes
warm.
From the glacier many of us join together to
form small streams.
Many mountain streams join together to form
a river.
Sometimes rivers or streams flow down as waterfalls.
As a river, I continue my journey across forests, villages and
cities. Farmers use
me for farming and people use me
for drinking, cooking and for other needs. I finally reach the sea.
This is what I do with the water
left in my water bottle.
Sequence
the pictures by numbering them.
Sources
of Water
I
am a raindrop. I fall on the earth and fill
ponds, lakes and rivers.
Rivers flow while lakes and ponds do not Lakes are bigger
than ponds.
I fall on the ground and seep underground too. People dig wells and borewells to reach me. They also use pumps to
lift me up from
the ground. People use me for
their needs.
Think! Why do lakes and ponds have less water in summer?
Discuss.
water : From the
River to the House
River / Lake / Dam → Large pipes → Over head
tank → Sump → House water tank → Tap
Do you know: If you have fever, be sure to
drink a lot of water; it will help to bring down the fever.
Let Us Discuss
Draw
an arrow to indicate the direction of the flow of water/juice