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    Maps                                             Pictograms

                      We can represent information in the form of
                      maps. For example, maps help us give us the         We can represent information in the form of
                                   route and directions.                      pictograms, for example, road signs.

                               Interdisciplinary Learning

                               #EVS

                       Identify and write the names of the following signs:

                         1.                     2.                        3.                        4.

                                                                                                                   #Activity

                        You could stack DVDs on top of one another and go to the moon twice if all the data produced
                        in a single day was saved onto DVDs.

                          SORTING DATA

                     It is easier to find data when it is arranged. Arranging data in a specific order is known as

                     sorting.
                     Let's count similar objects and write in the table given below:

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