Class 1 Evs - MAHARASHTRA

Animals Around Us

The chapter 'Animals Around Us' introduces Class 1 students to the wonderful variety of animals found in our daily environment. Maharashtra (MSBSHSE) students learn to identify different animals based on where they live, what they eat, and their sizes. Children discover domestic animals like cows and dogs that live with us, and wild animals like lions and elephants that live in the jungle. This chapter builds foundational environmental awareness, helping young learners understand how animals move, the sounds they make, and why we must treat all living creatures with kindness and care, which is very important for board evaluations.

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Key Concepts

Domestic Animals

Animals that live with us on farms or in our homes, such as cows, goats, and dogs, and help us in many ways.

Wild Animals

Animals that live in thick forests and jungles on their own, like lions, tigers, and zebras.

Water Animals

Animals that live underwater in rivers, lakes, and seas, such as fish, whales, and octopuses.

Birds

Animals with feathers and two wings that can fly high up in the sky, like sparrows, crows, and pigeons.

Insects

Very small creatures with six legs and sometimes wings, such as ants, butterflies, and mosquitoes.

Important Formulas

Domestic Animals = Animals kept at home or farms (Cow, Dog)
Wild Animals = Animals living in the jungle (Lion, Tiger)
Water Animals = Animals living in water (Fish, Whale)
Birds = Animals with feathers and wings (Sparrow, Crow)

Board Exam Info

In the Maharashtra (MSBSHSE) Class 1 EVS curriculum, this chapter generally carries around 5 to 8 marks. Common question types include matching animals to their homes, filling in the blanks with animal names, circling the odd one out, and identifying pictures of domestic versus wild animals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a domestic animal and a wild animal?

Domestic animals live with us or on farms (like cows and dogs), while wild animals live freely in the jungle (like lions and tigers).

Can all birds fly?

No, most birds can fly, but some birds like penguins and ostriches have wings but cannot fly.

Where do fish live?

Fish live in water such as rivers, lakes, and oceans because they breathe through gills.

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