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An EVS Worksheet refers to a worksheet designed to help students learn about Environmental Studies (EVS). EVS is typically a subject taught in early school years to introduce children to the world around them, including concepts related to nature, animals, plants, the environment, and basic social studies concepts. The focus of EVS is to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage children to respect and care for their surroundings.

Common Topics Covered in EVS Worksheets:

1. Plants and Animals: Learning about various types of plants, animals, their characteristics, and their habitats.
2. Natural Resources: Understanding the importance of water, air, soil, and other natural resources.
3. Weather and Seasons: Teaching children about different types of weather, seasons, and how they affect the environment.

UKG (Upper Kindergarten) EVS (Environmental Studies) worksheets build on the concepts introduced in LKG, but with more advanced and detailed content. These worksheets focus on broadening a child's knowledge of the environment, their community, and various basic life skills. UKG EVS worksheets generally introduce concepts that encourage critical thinking, observation, and practical knowledge.

Types of UKG EVS Worksheets:

• Matching Worksheets: Matching animals to their habitats, modes of transport to their uses, or family members to their roles.
• Coloring Pages: Related to animals, plants, weather, or transportation.
• Tracing: Tracing and writing the names of body parts, animals, or simple vocabulary.
• Fill in the Blanks: Filling in missing words related to body parts, animals, or family.

LKG (Lower Kindergarten) EVS (Environmental Studies) worksheets are designed to introduce young children to basic concepts about the world around them. These worksheets are aimed at helping children develop an understanding of their environment, focusing on topics like nature, family, animals, daily routines, and community.

Types of EVS Worksheets for LKG:

• Coloring Sheets: Related to nature, animals, or daily life objects.
• Matching Activities: Match animals with their habitats, fruits with their colors, etc.
• Tracing Activities: Tracing letters or simple shapes to develop fine motor skills.
• Tick the Correct Answer: Questions with simple choices to identify objects or concepts.