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Imaginative activities and projects to pack your students' summer holidays with creativity
13 July 2022
Bonus: Homework for teachers. Take some time over the summer to look after your own wellbeing (although maybe wait until just before the new term starts!) with these Dreamachine Teacher Wellbeing CPD videos and creative activities .
1. Dreamachine Resources At Home Pack
Print off the entire pack or just one or two from this collection of activities from the Dreamachine Schools resources, specially picked out for families at home. They include science, global citizenship and wellbeing activities suitable for all ages, but will need adults to support the delivery as they are written in a lesson plan style. The activities include an interactive science survey into the senses: Life’s Big Questions – with videos to watch presented by Newsround’s Martin Dougan and fun illusions to try out.
2. British Science Week Activity Packs
For child-facing activities that are print off and go try this year’s British Science Week activity packs , which include a Dreamachine optical illusion challenge.
3. Summer Reading Challenge 2022
This year’s summer reading challenge is online and even if your school didn’t sign—up, children can still register to join in online and get books form the library: www.summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/
You could print out this resource from StoryTrails and Unboxed Learning , with lots of ideas for storytelling.
4. The Poetry Society and Stemettes About Us Competition
About Us is all about exploring the many ways life across the universe is connected. Young people aged 4-18 can enter their poems and/ or Scratch projects on the theme of ‘connectivity and the universe‘, to win books and tech goodies, talent development opportunities, and free workshops for their school. All entrants will receive an e-certificate for participating and the competition closes on 31 August 2022. www.aboutus.earth/about-the-competition
5. Teaching for Creativity Taster Cards
Our Teaching for Creativity Taster Card activities are short and simple so could easily be facilitated by a parent or carer!
6. Keep an alternative journal
Document your summer break in a diary, but try to do it without writing a word! Create a scrapbook (or box!) of your summer, to remind you of what you did and how you felt. Try to include something for every week, but you can include as many entries as you like. How many different types of entries can you do? Some ideas are:
- Draw or paint a picture of what you did
- Draw the weather that day
- Close your eyes and draw how you feel
- Take a photo
- Collect a memento e.g. a ticket, a receipt, a food packet, newspaper, a leaf, a stone
- Draw a list of the music you listened to / books you read / games you played
- Make a collage of something you are looking forward to
- Make a picture of the tastiest food you ate – try using something unusual in a collage like pasta, lentils or cut up food packaging
- Listen to the noises outside and draw what you think you can hear
7. Design a new invention
Invent something to solve the problem of ____________.
Draw your invention and label it or make a model of it and a short video explaining how it will work. Think about: How does it work? What size will it be if you made it for real? What material is it made of? Where does it get power or energy from to work? What will you call it?
Check out Little Inventors for inspiration: www.littleinventors.org/ideas
Insert a problem to solve that you think your students will know about / connects to your learning this year or look on www.littleinventors.org/mini-challenges/
Some ideas are: plastic food packaging, ocean pollution, keeping cool in the heatwave, keeping house plants alive, how to stay dry when camping, learning times tables, getting to school on time.
8. Put on an art exhibition
Visit Tate Kids and choose some of the activities to create your own artwork: www.tate.org.uk/kids/make
Once you have enough pieces, stage an art exhibition in your home or garden and invite families and friends. Think about how you want them to feel when they are in the exhibition. Do you want them to feel excited/calm/intrigued or think about issues you care about? How can you display your work to try and achieve this? Take photos and collect some quotes of how they found the experience!
9. Learn some origami
Learn to make something out of origami, the art of paper folding. Maths on Toast have some how-to-videos: www.mathsontoast.org.uk/activity-category/videos/
All you need is some squares of paper – even newspaper will do (an easy way to make a square of paper is to fold one corner over to the bottom edge and then cut along ).
10. Write a cultural review
Write a review of a film/book/computer game/album/podcast /play/day out/experience – anything cultural that interests you! How did it make you feel? What were the best bits? What could improve? What surprised you?
You could provide them with a quick list of family days out (preferably free and local) to spark ideas. If your students are London based, here is a list of some free goings on in the capital to get you started:
Greenwich + Docklands - International Festival 2022 (FREE) 26 August – 11 September / Festival - free theatre, art, dance and circus.
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster: Alienarium 5 at Serpentine South Gallery (FREE) until 4 September / Art exhibition - a speculative environment that invites us to imagine possible encounters with extraterrestrials.
Covent Garden Cool Down – August Bank Holiday weekend / Experience - an annual ice cream festival on the streets of Covent Garden.
Take One Picture 2022 at the National Gallery (FREE) until 11 September / Art exhibition - primary schools from across the UK have responded creatively to 'The Finding of Moses' by Orazio Gentileschi.
Hew Locke: The Procession at Tate Britain (FREE) until January 2023 / Art exhibition – an installation of sculptures of people gathering and moving together to and ‘to celebrate, worship, protest, mourn, escape or even to better themselves’.
Kids Week – throughout August / Theatre - children 17 and under can go to theatre shows for free when accompanied by a full price paying adult.
Brent Biennial 2022: In The House Of My Love (FREE) until 11 September / Art exhibition - artists and community groups whose works explore the many meanings of homemaking.
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[Updated] CBSE Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework 2024-25 Session in PDF
Hello Parents, In this article, we will discuss the Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework. Many students agree that homework over the holidays really is a form of cruel and unusual punishment. Upon returning from a Summer Holiday, the teachers probably have a handful of students saying the dog ate their homework or it got blown away in a winter storm. But as a parent, you need to understand that the holiday’s homework is a good practice.
In this article, you can get the CBSE Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework in PDF for practice purposes. Students/parents/teachers can check and also download these useful Summer Season Holiday Homework.
Before discussing the CBSE Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework, let’s check the short summary.
Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework
Below we have mentioned the updated CBSE Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework in PDF. Students can download the complete Subject wise CBSE Class 7 Summer Season Holiday Homework in PDF Format for practice purposes.
CBSE Class 7 Syllabus 2024-25
Below we have mentioned the Subject-wise Syllabus of class 7. The syllabus is for the academic year 2024-25 sessions and will remain the same until the next notification. Understanding the basic contents of the Class 7 Syllabus.
Class 7 Worksheet
Here in this section, we have mentioned the CBSE Class 7 worksheet in PDF Format only for practice purposes. Parents /guardians can check and download the worksheet for better preparation of their students.
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Summer homework may start as early as elementary school, but you don’t have to do it the way it’s always been done! Veteran educators like third-grade teacher Alycia Zimmerman have spent time thinking about how to make summer homework meaningful and interesting enough that students buy in—and even want to do it.
Read on for Zimmerman’s summer homework game plan and ideas for how to make summer assignments more fun for everyone.
1. Try a New Student Meet and Greet
If possible, meet your incoming students before summer break (even if it’s virtual!) to instill the importance of summer learning.
At the end of the school year, coordinate with the teachers of your incoming students to swap classes for a period. Introduce yourselves to your future students and build excitement for the fun and challenging learning ahead and the very “grown-up” summer homework you will assign.
“We’ve been far more successful in instilling the importance of our summer assignments when presenting about it face-to-face rather than just sending a packet of directions home cold,” says Zimmernan. “The students sit on the edges of their seats as we talk about the importance of summer reading and our certainty that they will do everything they can to 'keep their brains healthy, pink, and strong’ over the summer.”
2. Emphasize the Importance of Summer Reading
Talk about the best summer assignment of all: diving into books!
Reading should be a treat, not a menial assignment, so Zimmerman doesn’t feel guilty about making reading the bulk of her summer homework. Here are some of her most effective strategies for promoting summer reading:
Have students fill out a log to keep track of the books and other texts they read over the summer. It isn’t necessary to require a certain number of books or specific titles. Simply ask that they find books they love and spend lots of time reading them.
Have your current students write book reviews of their favorite titles to send home with your rising students. Invite your current students to serve as reading ambassadors and speak to the younger students about the importance and joys of reading. When coming from slightly older peers, the message is very well received.
And of course: Sign your students up for the Scholastic Summer Reading Program ! From May 9 to August 19, your students can visit Scholastic Home Base to participate in the free, fun, and safe summer reading program . As part of the program, kids can read e-books, attend author events, and keep Reading Streaks™ to help unlock a donation of 100K books from Scholastic – distributed to kids with limited or no access to books by Save the Children.
3. Share Fun and Educational Activities
Direct your students to fun (and educational) activities.
When considering other homework, the best options are activities that students will be motivated to do because they’re entertaining.
Give your incoming students the “everything is better in moderation” speech so they understand that they shouldn’t play hours of computer games every day this summer. If possible, send them home with printable and book-based packs to polish their skills for the year ahead (you can even pair these with your own assignments):
4. Connect Through the Mail
Stay connected with your students over the summer through cards.
Giving incoming students the opportunity to connect with you and with each other can motivate them to complete summer assignments. Here’s one plan for connecting via letters:
Have your incoming students mail you a letter of introduction. Explain that you want to hear about their summer activities, their hobbies, their families, and anything special they want you to know before the school year begins.
When you receive letters from your students, send a postcard back with a brief response. Tell them a bit about your summer plan, and let them know you can’t wait to see them in the fall.
Encourage them to write again!
You can also pair up students and have them write to each other over the summer. In September, they can bring their pen pal letters to class to display on the bulletin board.
Take advantage of everyone’s increasing familiarity with virtual resources by connecting online, too! Post a short video, article, or question once a week on your classroom's online platform, and invite both incoming students and rising former students to write their thoughts in the comments section. Be sure to moderate their comments and enjoy their back-and-forth dialogues as they engage with each other.
Get started by shopping the best books for summer reading below! You can find all books and activities at The Teacher Store .
Summer activities to enjoy with your child, whilst supporting their reading, maths and science skills.
Diaries are a great way for children to document their holidays while practising their writing. They can take any format and kids can draw or stick things in for a more scrapbook-like approach.
Learn how to make an awesome comic book with these top tips courtesy of everyone's favourite flying pony, Kevin. Download the activity sheet [PDF] >
How many different types of leaves can you find around your local area? The Woodland Trust has kindly provided us with a handy ID sheet to help you identify all the different varieties. Download the activity sheet [PDF] >
Take our summer reading challenge! Print out the grid and try to complete five across in any direction. Stuck for reading ideas? Look at our recommendations , or explore our free eBook library . Download the challenge [PDF] >
Ever wondered how butter is made? This recipe from Primary Science shows you that it’s easy peasy and gives lots of extra information about the science behind it all. Download recipe >
A delicious banana milkshake recipe with a twist. The recipe is for just one person so if your child wants to make more for their friends as well then they need to multiply the recipe. Download recipe [PDF] >
It may be the summer holidays but there are still chores to be done. Make them fun using our reward chart. Children will feel motivated to do whatever activities you decide upon while practising to use graphs and scales at the same time. Download instructions [PDF] >
Pocket money is a great incentive to get children involved with the housework and learn to budget. How much did they earn? What can they buy? Can they afford that new toy or do they need to save for their holiday?
Use this iDial kindly provided by The Woodland Trust to spot as many butterflies as you can and find out their proper names. Download the iDial [PDF] >
The holidays are a great chance for kids to improve on something they love whether it’s a sport, hobby or something they do at school. Maybe they want to start something completely new. This training plan lets them chart their practice. Stick to it and they will be on their way to becoming professionals! Download instructions [PDF] >
Holiday Homework Solutions
Holiday Homework Solutions for class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 (During Summer Vacations) facility for the academic session 2022–2023 is being maintained to help the students and parents to do the holiday homework comfortably in Summer 2024-25. You are requested to upload your holiday homework in PDF format based on Latest CBSE Curriculum 2024-25 and get the solutions with in a week. You can also ask your Maths or science problems through Discussion Forum. If the problems are related to NCERT or NCERT Exemplar Problems please refer to NCERT Solutions page to get this. The solutions of holiday homework should be uploaded along with the school name at the end of this page. Notification of completion of homework will not be given by the website, you have to check yourself after a week for the solutions.
Download NCERT Solutions for all classes. Students of the upper primary level (Class 6, 7 and 8) are already well informed and are keen to find and learn more. According to CBSE, while assigning and preparing homework for the students, it is important to note they are able to develop the skills like relating, thinking, concluding, inferring. Homework should be such that the student neither feel it burdensome nor they lose interest in the subject matter. Moreover it is useful in providing them a happy experience. Homework therefore needs to be thought about and worked upon differently. Emphasis should be given on Vedic mathematics, designing quality homework rather than its quantity. Download NCERT Books and apps based on latest CBSE Syllabus.
Encompassing the aforesaid ideas, the CBSE has brought forth a Manual, “Alternatives to Holiday Homework” for classes VI to VIII. It is collection of ideas transformed into suggestive activities that are creative, interesting, meaningful and interactive, enhancing various skills, directly or indirectly related to subject matter providing students to enhance their learning and gaining knowledge based on NCERT Books following the latest CBSE Syllabus.
Suggestive Holiday Homework for Class 6
- Holiday Homework for Class 6 Hindi
- Holiday Homework for Class 6 English
- Holiday Homework for Class 6 Mathemaitcs
- Holiday Homework for Class 6 Science
- Holiday Homework for Class 6 Social Science
Suggestive Holiday Homework for Class 7
- Holiday Homework for Class 7 Hindi
- Holiday Homework for Class 7 English
- Holiday Homework for Class 7 Mathematics
- Holiday Homework for Class 7 Science
- Holiday Homework for Class 7 Social Science
Suggestive Holiday Homework for Class 8
- Holiday Homework for Class 8 Hindi
- Holiday Homework for Class 8 English
- Holiday Homework for Class 8 Mathematics
- Holiday Homework for Class 8 Science
- Holiday Homework for Class 8 Social Science
A well rounded development of individual knowledge happens not only from textbooks and formal education but more from the learner’s personal experiences, individual inquisitive nature and social surroundings. Homework is an area of importance and to make it more relevant for the NCERT Books classes 6th, 7th and 8th, appropriate strategies and meaningful activities may be suggested to the schools that give more time to child to explore the environment to develop creative thinking.
These activities (like OTBA for class 9 & 11 ) would be so framed that they keep the child interested in subjects and therefore would also help in enhancing the learning power. Homework is one of the areas that need urgent attention. As the students of class VI, VII and VIII develop a certain learning style and want to know and find more and more. Efforts should be made to make homework more creative and interesting so that the students do not feel burdensome while doing the same and the ultimate purpose of providing homework is served.
A survey was conducted through questionnaire prepared by CBSE to collect feedback from parents, teachers, students and other educationists on “Alternatives to Homework at Upper Primary Level” for Class Sixth, Seventh and Eighth so that appropriate strategies and meaningful activities can be designed and suggested to schools. The questions were directed to know the ideal quantity and purpose of the homework, whether homework should be assigned in all the subjects, internet usage should be a part of the homework or not, how homework helps in teaching.
Keeping in view emerging issues, there is a need to think about giving quality homework emphasizing on acquiring applied learning skills. Few points can be kept in mind while designing a quality homework by teachers: 1, Provide students capacity building activities which are followed up and acknowledged like drawing, creative writing, making puzzles, stories, plays, online games, reading online books and craft.
2. Provide them assignment sheets which improve their reading & writing abilities. Homework must enable the student to practice a skill independently. 3. A possible discussion can be held with different children on what they would like to do at home to improve in which ever area they deem necessary. Homework must be designed in a way that maximizes the chances of its completion by the students.
4. Parents should be able to understand the child’s needs and schools suggestions on how to learn mathematics, logical reasoning, etc. by doing puzzles, writing letters, reading to elders from the newspapers, making household lists, recipe making and cooking. 5. Learners who have dyslexia or number difficulty should have practice assignments overcoming their problems.
The child in middle school have a keenness to discover more and prepare for the examination. Learning is about developing new faculties, which become useful as an adult. The years 12 to 15 are years when rules become important, and doing well, excelling are given importance both at home and in the class. As the child grows chronically his/her emotional maturity also grows and there are interests which are beyond just what lessons can give.
The homework assigned should: 1. enhance study habits and practice skills (which learners are able to perform independently) 2. reinforce necessary skills both scholastic and co-scholastic among the learners. 3. enable learners to become independent learners and thinkers and develop among them 21st century skills so that they can participate in Make in India in future. 4. lead to the improvement in the academic achievement of the learner.
5. expand on the existing knowledge of the learners and be a part of the already acquired competencies in the classroom. 6. not put unneeded pressure or stress by including new learning material or difficult material to be worked upon by learners themselves. 7. be CBSE Syllabus based and as per developmental needs of the learners. 8. not require specific resources or technology which is not accessible to all learners. 9. have clearly defined, purposeful, creative and engaging activities.
It is also advised that teachers can refer to Life Skills Manuals, Health Manuals and Environmental Education Manuals which contain age appropriate and interesting activities which can be taken up by the learners individually. These activities can be assigned to learners so as to enhance their life skills, values and make them health conscious.
Homework is needed, and necessary for a teacher to be able to follow up with each child. The correction and feedback on homework is an important input that helps both parents and children to follow up and improve in areas which are needed. The recourse extra classes, can be reduced if the homework is used for learning improvement and acquisition of diverse skills. We are providing a handful help to solve or helping in solving the holiday homework.
What are concepts of the Holiday Homework for Class 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5?
The Holiday Homework 2024-25 for class 1 and Class 2 should be totally creative work only. We should prepare the homework in such a way that student enjoy the work like play. The holiday assignment for class 3, 4 and Class 5 should be totally creative work.
What are the Holiday Homework suggestions for Class 6, 7 and 8?
The ideas for Holiday Homework 2024-25 for class 6, 7 and 8 Maths, Science, English, Hindi and Social Science are given on Tiwari Academy. We should also include the interesting facts related to daily life with the topic of NCERT Books.
How to prepare the Holiday Homework 2024-25 for class 9 and 10?
The collection of Important Questions from NCERT Textbook, From board Papers, CBSE Sample papers and NCERT Exemplar Books may be the good holiday homework practice material for High School students.
What would be good the Holiday Homework for class 11 and 12?
The Holiday Homework for class 11 and 12 are generally selected as the NCERT Textbook topics. The NCERT Books back exercises and related questions which are asked in CBSE Board Examination may be a good assignment for intermediate students.
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In addition to being a time for enjoyment and relaxation, summer vacation is an excellent opportunity for young children to continue learning and being busy. Eliminate tiresome spreadsheets! This blog article contains a plethora of creative ideas for computer holiday homework for kids in classes 5 through 8. We’ll cover topics including multiple-choice questions (MCQ), fill-in-the-blank questions, short questions, lengthy questions, and exercises to make summer learning engaging for kids, teachers, and parents.
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- 1 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 5
- 2 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 6
- 3 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 7
- 4 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 8
Computer Holiday Homework for Class 5
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- Fill in the Blanks
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Computer Holiday Homework for Class 8
Ans: Here are some ways to finish holiday homework on time. -Set study schedule -Get rid of online distractions -Take short break -Check your work -Prepare your material
Ans: Make a plan that accommodates your vacation schedule and try your best to follow it.
Ans: Schedule everything out carefully in advance. Maintain your study space tidy and orderly, and keep your study aids close at hand.
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