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    COMPETENCY-BASED QUESTIONS                                                    Century   #Critical Thinking
                                                                                                    21 st
                                                                                                   Skills  #Information Literacy
                     1.   Nagarjun is driving on a road and sees a red traffic light. What should he do?

                     2.   Riya is solving a Sudoku puzzle. She notices that the number 5 is already
                        present in the first row and also in the second column. Can Riya place the
                        number 5 in the box where the first row and second column meet? Explain.

                                  LAB LEARNING                                              21 st
                                                                                           Century   #Technology Literacy
                                                                                            Skills  #Creativity
                            Create a direction grid puzzle in Word by following the given steps:
                            (a)  Open Word.

                            (b)  Insert a table of size 6 x 6.
                            (c)  Insert an online image of a boy at grid 1 x 1.

                            (d)  Insert an online image of a house at grid 5 x 6.
                            (e)  Add a path using arrow symbols to reach the house.

                                       CODE CHECK                                                   Century   #Critical Thinking
                                                                                                     21 st
                                                                                                     Skills
                        An anagram is a word made by rearranging the letters of another word. For example,
                        “lemon” is an anagram of “melon.”
                        Now, unscramble the anagrams below to fill in the missing words in these sentences.
                        Each missing word is an anagram of the word in capital letters in the same sentence.

                        (a)  Under the light of flickering                , I admired the scene of tropical PALMS.
                        (b)  I have caught COLDS so many times, my mother will                           me if I catch
                             another one.

                      PEDAGOGY PATHWAYS

                      «    Teach the students how to interpret symbols.

                      «    Practice different type of Sudoku puzzles.

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