Class 2 Evs - HARYANA
Animals
In this chapter, Class 2 students of Haryana (BSEH) learn about different kinds of animals around us. The chapter covers domestic animals that live with us, wild animals that live in forests, and birds and insects that fly or crawl. Students will understand where animals live, what they eat, and how they help us. This is a very important chapter for the board exams as it builds the foundation for Environmental Studies, helping children develop love and care for nature and animals, which frequently appears in board assessments through picture identification and matching exercises.
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Domestic Animals
Animals that we keep at our homes or farms, such as cows, horses, and sheep, are called domestic animals because they are useful to us.
Wild Animals
Animals that live naturally in deep jungles and forests, like lions, tigers, and bears, are called wild animals.
Animal Homes
Different animals live in different places for safety; for example, a bird lives in a nest, a dog in a kennel, and a cow in a shed.
What Animals Eat
Some animals eat grass and leaves (herbivores like cows), some eat flesh of other animals (carnivores like lions), and some eat both.
Birds and Insects
Birds have feathers and wings to fly in the sky, while small creatures with six legs like ants and butterflies are called insects.
Important Formulas
Board Exam Info
This chapter carries around 5 to 8 marks in the Haryana (BSEH) Class 2 EVS examinations. Common question types include matching animals to their homes, filling in the blanks about what animals eat, and identifying pictures of domestic and wild animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between domestic and wild animals?
Domestic animals live with us on farms or homes and are useful, while wild animals live freely in forests and jungles.
Where does a cow live?
A cow lives in a shed.
Why are animals important to us?
Animals give us useful things like milk, wool, and help us in our daily work.
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