This Grade 4 EVS course introduces students to the diversity of life around them and the science behind nature. From exploring how plants grow to understanding different types of soil and states of matter, students engage in observation, model-making, and interactive discussions. Lessons on the animal kingdom encourage curiosity, compassion, and awareness of ecosystems. The course includes hands-on activities, quizzes, and fun experiments to keep learning engaging and practical.

Key Benefits:

Builds scientific curiosity through real-life connections
Enhances environmental awareness and observation skills
Introduces foundational science concepts in an age-appropriate way
Encourages hands-on exploration and critical thinking
Prepares learners for science-based topics in higher grades

What You’ll Learn:

Plant Life

Parts and functions of a plant
Photosynthesis and germination
Types of plants and their uses
Activity: Sprouting seeds at home

Soil Science

Types of soil: sandy, clay, loamy
Soil and water absorption
Layers of soil and soil conservation
Activity: Soil testing and observation journal

States of Matter

Solids, liquids, gases – characteristics and changes
Evaporation, condensation, melting, freezing
Real-life examples and experiments
Activity: Melting ice, balloon inflation (gas demo)

The Animal Kingdom

Classification: mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, fish
Herbivores, carnivores, omnivores
Animal adaptations to habitats
Activity: Animal fact file or mini project