PPT: Food and Fun | EVS for Class 4 PDF Download

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Manpreet opened the door and
found her friends, Divya and
Swastik. She called her sister
Gurnoor, who hugged them
happily. The friends had just
come from their hostel. 
They wanted to meet
Manpreet's parents, but they
were at the Gurudwara. So,
they all decided to go there
together. Manpreet asked if
they liked staying at the hostel. 
Divya said they missed their
parents but enjoyed hostel life,
especially
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Manpreet opened the door and
found her friends, Divya and
Swastik. She called her sister
Gurnoor, who hugged them
happily. The friends had just
come from their hostel. 
They wanted to meet
Manpreet's parents, but they
were at the Gurudwara. So,
they all decided to go there
together. Manpreet asked if
they liked staying at the hostel. 
Divya said they missed their
parents but enjoyed hostel life,
especially
Divya said they missed their parents but enjoyed hostel life, especially eating
together with friends. They joked about rushing for homemade food whenever
someone got it.
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Manpreet opened the door and
found her friends, Divya and
Swastik. She called her sister
Gurnoor, who hugged them
happily. The friends had just
come from their hostel. 
They wanted to meet
Manpreet's parents, but they
were at the Gurudwara. So,
they all decided to go there
together. Manpreet asked if
they liked staying at the hostel. 
Divya said they missed their
parents but enjoyed hostel life,
especially
Divya said they missed their parents but enjoyed hostel life, especially eating
together with friends. They joked about rushing for homemade food whenever
someone got it.
It teaches us that staying at a boarding school can be fun,
even though children might miss their parents sometimes. It
shows that kids at boarding schools eat together and enjoy
sharing meals, even if they don't always like the food. 
It also suggests that children who attend boarding schools
often appreciate homemade food more when they get it. 
It encourages us to think about the differences between boarding
schools and regular schools, and whether we would like to attend
one, considering both the positives and negatives.,
U n d e r s t a n d i n g
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Manpreet opened the door and
found her friends, Divya and
Swastik. She called her sister
Gurnoor, who hugged them
happily. The friends had just
come from their hostel. 
They wanted to meet
Manpreet's parents, but they
were at the Gurudwara. So,
they all decided to go there
together. Manpreet asked if
they liked staying at the hostel. 
Divya said they missed their
parents but enjoyed hostel life,
especially
Divya said they missed their parents but enjoyed hostel life, especially eating
together with friends. They joked about rushing for homemade food whenever
someone got it.
It teaches us that staying at a boarding school can be fun,
even though children might miss their parents sometimes. It
shows that kids at boarding schools eat together and enjoy
sharing meals, even if they don't always like the food. 
It also suggests that children who attend boarding schools
often appreciate homemade food more when they get it. 
It encourages us to think about the differences between boarding
schools and regular schools, and whether we would like to attend
one, considering both the positives and negatives.,
U n d e r s t a n d i n g
The children went to the
Gurudwara and covered their
heads. Inside, they saw a big
kitchen where lots of cooking
was happening. 
In one pot, the chickpeas and
black lentils were boiling. In
another pot, cauliflower and
potato curry were being
cooked.
Manjit Singh, Gurnoor's father,
was there, making a special
dish called kadhah prasad.