NCERT Book Class 5 EVS Chapter 4 Mangoes Round the Year
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Hey, today
Nitu has
brought
potato sabzi. I have got
Wow! Aman’s Don’t eat that. You
bhindi.
lunch box has may fall sick. Here,
sweet puries. you take some
Oh! Nitu, I think bhindi.
your potato
sabzi is spoilt.
Preeti
Nitu
Aman
Nitu Preeti
Discuss Aman
w How did Aman know that the potato sabzi had got
spoilt?
w Have you ever seen some food that has got spoilt?
How did you know that it was spoiled?
w Preeti told Nitu not to eat the potato sabzi. What
would have happened if she had eaten it?
Teacher’s Note : Let children give examples of food spoilage based on their own
experiences. It is important to explain the difference between food spoilage and
wastage of food. The experiment with bread can be started when you begin the
lesson, because it will need to continue over six days at least.
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