Class 1 Evs - CBSE
Animals Around Us
The chapter 'Animals Around Us' introduces Class 1 CBSE students to the wonderful variety of animals that live in our world. Children learn to identify common domestic, wild, water, and pet animals, and understand where they live and what they eat. This chapter builds foundational environmental awareness, helping young learners appreciate nature and show kindness to all living creatures. In CBSE board-pattern assessments, questions from this chapter are designed to test observation skills, animal identification, and matching young ones to their parents, making it an essential and scoring topic for young learners.
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Domestic Animals
Animals that we keep on farms or near our homes because they are useful to us, such as cows, sheep, and horses.
Wild Animals
Animals that live freely in natural forests and jungles, such as lions, tigers, and elephants, and are not safe to keep at home.
Pet Animals
Friendly animals that we keep inside our homes for fun and companionship, such as dogs and cats.
Water Animals
Animals that live under water all the time, such as fish, whales, and sharks.
Animal Homes
Different animals live in different types of homes, such as a dog lives in a kennel and a bird lives in a nest.
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Board Exam Info
In CBSE Class 1 EVS assessments, this chapter typically carries around 5 to 10 marks. Common question types include matching animals to their homes, identifying pictures of domestic versus wild animals, and fill-in-the-blanks regarding what different animals eat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a pet and a wild animal?
Pets like dogs and cats live with us in our homes, while wild animals like lions and tigers live in the jungle.
Where do birds live?
Birds live in nests built on trees.
Is a cow a domestic animal or a wild animal?
A cow is a domestic animal because we keep it on farms and it gives us milk.
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