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                   \ 26-Sep-2025  Bharat Arora   Proof-10                                   Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                  DiRECTioNS

                  east, West, north or South

                  Wake up! Wake up!

                  Stand to face the rising sun.

                  This is the ... East direction.

                  To your back you will find the West

                  direction.

                       Open your arms! Open your arms!

                       On your left is the direction North,

                       On your right is the direction South.

                  Step Out! Step Out!

                  And move about,
                                                                        N                  E
                       We know which direction to go

                       East, West, North or South!                      W                    S

                       East, West, North or South!

                           Practice Time 10H

                  1.  In which direction do you step out from your home?

                  2.  In which directions does the road or street run in front of your home?

                  3.  How many times do you need to take a turn (left or right) when you go to your

                       friend’s house?

                  4.  Can you sketch a path to show the route from your home to your school?

                   teacher’s   Invite the students in small groups and encourage them to sing the poem with action. Help them to understand
                      tip      the four directions. Some questions can be asked related to the position of a child or thing in the class with
                               respect to another one. The answers are to be given using directions. Mark the four directions on the walls
                               of the classroom.

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