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How Things are Made

CBSE · Class 4 · EVS

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Making Recycled Paper

  • Recycled paper is made from old newspapers.
  • The newspapers are torn into small pieces and soaked in water overnight.
  • Fenugreek seeds, also called methi, are added as a binding material.
2

Natural Colours and Dyes

  • Natural dyes come from different plant parts such as leaves, flowers, roots, seeds, and stems.
  • Natural dyes are safe to use.
  • Natural dyes can colour materials like clothes and pots.
3

Paper, Trees, and the Environment

  • Book paper is made from wood pulp.
  • Making paper needs many trees.
  • Paper-making also uses a lot of water and energy.
4

Different Types of Paper and Their Uses

  • Tissue paper is used for cleaning.
  • Tissue paper is very thin, soft, and absorbs water.
  • Cardboard is thick and hard.

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Recycled paper is made by tearingFenugreek seeds are added toNatural dyes come from different partsBook paper is made from woodMaking paper needs many trees

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