PPT: From Market to Home | EVS for Class 4 PDF Download

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FROM MARKET
TO HOME
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FROM MARKET
TO HOME
This chapter tells us about the lives of the sellers in
the market, particularly the small vegetable sellers.
These sellers buy vegetables from the wholesale
market every day and then sell them to customers.
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FROM MARKET
TO HOME
This chapter tells us about the lives of the sellers in
the market, particularly the small vegetable sellers.
These sellers buy vegetables from the wholesale
market every day and then sell them to customers.
Vaishali and her family sell
vegetables. They begin their day
at 3 o'clock in the morning, even
before most people wake up. 
They start by clearing out the old
vegetables to make space for the
fresh ones they'll buy from the
wholesale market. 
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FROM MARKET
TO HOME
This chapter tells us about the lives of the sellers in
the market, particularly the small vegetable sellers.
These sellers buy vegetables from the wholesale
market every day and then sell them to customers.
Vaishali and her family sell
vegetables. They begin their day
at 3 o'clock in the morning, even
before most people wake up. 
They start by clearing out the old
vegetables to make space for the
fresh ones they'll buy from the
wholesale market. 
Sometimes Vaishali's
younger brother, Chhotu,
helps them. 
After a tea break, they listen
for the tempo horn,
signalling it's time for
Vaishali's father, brother,
uncle, and neighbours to go
to the market.
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FROM MARKET
TO HOME
This chapter tells us about the lives of the sellers in
the market, particularly the small vegetable sellers.
These sellers buy vegetables from the wholesale
market every day and then sell them to customers.
Vaishali and her family sell
vegetables. They begin their day
at 3 o'clock in the morning, even
before most people wake up. 
They start by clearing out the old
vegetables to make space for the
fresh ones they'll buy from the
wholesale market. 
Sometimes Vaishali's
younger brother, Chhotu,
helps them. 
After a tea break, they listen
for the tempo horn,
signalling it's time for
Vaishali's father, brother,
uncle, and neighbours to go
to the market.
Preparing for the Day
While Vaishali's father is at the market, she, her
mother, and Chhotu prepare the previous day's
vegetables for display by placing them on gunny
bags and sprinkling water on them. 
By 6:30 a.m., her father returns with baskets and
sacks filled with fresh vegetables, turning their
home into a bustling mini-market. They have
various vegetables like brinjals, potatoes,
tomatoes, okra, pumpkin, gourds, and chillies to
sort through.