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Clothes—How Things are Made

CBSE · Class 5 · EVS

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Weaving and Cloth Making

  • Weaving joins one set of thread placed vertically and another set placed horizontally.
  • The threads cross over and under each other to form fabric.
  • If paper strips are replaced by threads, the result is cloth.
2

Thread, Fibre, Spinning, and Khadi

  • A fibre is the thin hair-like thread obtained when a cotton strand is untwisted.
  • Spinning is the process of twisting cotton fibres together to make thread or yarn.
  • A charkha or spinning wheel helps spin thread from cotton.
3

Natural and Synthetic Fibres

  • We use things made from both natural and synthetic fibres.
  • Cotton, wool, silk, and jute are natural fibre materials.
  • Polyester and nylon are synthetic fibre materials.
4

Tailorbird, Stitching, and Embroidery

  • The tailorbird is the tiny green bird that stitches its own nest.
  • It sews leaf edges together using plant fibres or spider silk.
  • It pokes holes in the leaf edge and pulls the thread through with its beak.

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Key Concepts

Weaving means placing one setThe male baya weaver isA fibre is the thin hairTraditional weaving done by hand onKhadi is cloth made by hand

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