Class 4 Hindi - TAMILNADU
Hamara Aahar
The chapter 'Hamara Aahar' (Our Food) for Class 4 Tamil Nadu Samacheer Kalvi students introduces the importance of food in our daily lives. It explains where we get our food from, covering both plant-based sources like fruits and vegetables, and animal-based sources like milk and eggs. Students will learn about the concept of a balanced diet, why we need different types of nutrients to stay healthy, and the importance of eating clean and fresh food. This chapter is very important for board exams as it forms the basis for environmental science and health education, frequently appearing in exam questions.
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Sources of Food
We get our food mainly from two sources: plants (grains, fruits, vegetables) and animals (milk, eggs, meat).
Energy-giving Food
Foods rich in carbohydrates and fats give us energy to work, play, and run around all day.
Body-building Food
Foods rich in proteins help our body grow strong, build muscles, and repair worn-out tissues.
Protective Food
Vitamins and minerals protect our body from illnesses and keep our immune system strong.
Balanced Diet
A diet that contains the right amount of all nutrients, water, and roughage needed for good health is called a balanced diet.
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Board Exam Info
In Tamil Nadu (Samacheer Kalvi) Class 4 EVS exams, this chapter typically carries around 5 to 8 marks. Common question types include fill in the blanks, matching plant and animal food sources, short answer questions about healthy eating habits, and true or false statements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do we need food?
We need food to get energy for work and play, to grow properly, and to stay healthy and fight diseases.
What is the difference between plant sources and animal sources of food?
Plant sources are foods we get from plants such as fruits, vegetables, and grains, while animal sources are foods we get from animals such as milk, eggs, and chicken.
Why should we wash fruits and vegetables before eating?
We must wash fruits and vegetables to remove dirt, germs, and harmful chemicals or pesticides present on their surface.
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