This book is Useful for English Practice Book - 4 Students.
Worksheet 1 Wake Up! (Poem)
Worksheet 2 Neha's Alarm Clock (Prose)
Worksheet 3 Noses (Poem)
Worksheet 4 The Little Fir Tree (Prose)
Worksheet 5 Run! (Poem)
Worksheet 6 Nasruddin's Aim (Prose)
Worksheet 7 Why? (Poem)
Worksheet 8 Alice in Wonderland (Prose)
Worksheet 9 Don't be Afraid of the Dark (Poem)
Worksheet 10 Helen Keller (Prose)
Worksheet 11 The Donkey/I Had a Little Pony (Poem)
Worksheet 12 The Milkman's Cow (Prose)
Worksheet 13 Hiawatha (Poem)
Worksheet 14 The Scholar's Mother Tongue (Prose)
Worksheet 15 A Watering Rhyme (Poem)
Worksheet 16 The Giving Tree (Prose)
Worksheet 17 Books (Poem)
Worksheet 18 Going to buy a Book (Prose)
Worksheet 19 The Naughty Boy (Poem)
Worksheet 20 Pinocchio (Prose)
Worksheet 21 Tongue-twister
Worksheet 22 Spelling — ee or ea
Worksheet 23 Word building: matching words to their correct meanings
Worksheet 24 Pronunciation—learned (action word) and learned (describing word) -id sound;
Worksheet 25 Pronunciation—early/curly/surely, our/hour/are, flower/flour/shower, hard-yard, long-song, red-lead, etc.
Worksheet 26 Instruments that a carpenter uses
Worksheet 27 Rearranging jumbled spellings
Worksheet 28 Degrees of Comparison
Worksheet 29 Was/were; ‘is’, ‘was’, ‘am’ and ‘were'
Worksheet 30 Making opposites of given words by adding 'un' or 'im'
Worksheet 31 Using question words: how many, what are, where are, how, etc.; framing questions
Worksheet 32 Synonyms and antonyms
Worksheet 33 Contraction—don't, won't, didn't, etc.
Worksheet 34 Using always, often, sometimes, never, usually, frequently)
Worksheet 35 Simple present and simple past tenses
Worksheet 36 Using whenever, whoever, and wherever; Similar sounding words
Worksheet 37 Forming adverbs from adjectives — quiet-quietly, fluent-fluently, etc. changing underlined adverbs into adjectives)
Worksheet 38 Adjectives; Using I shall
Worksheet 39 Conjunction: and, but, or
Worksheet 40 Connecting pairs of sentences using 'and' or 'but'
Worksheet 41 Fill in the blanks with appropriate degrees of comparison
Worksheet 42 Fill in the blanks (replacing pictures with words)
Worksheet 43 Punctuate a given passage
Worksheet 44 Picture-based answer the questions
Worksheet 45 Writing a paragraph about yourself with the help of the given clues; writing about your favorite person
Worksheet 46 Rearranging words to make questions
Worksheet 47 Completing sentences by choosing the right word (similar sounding words)
Worksheet 48 Paragraph about your pet or an animal you love
Worksheet 49 Match the words: king-courtiers, teacher-students, doctor-patients, etc.)
Worksheet 50 Write about a plant that is in danger and how you plan to save it
Worksheet 51 Write five things that you can do to help your grandparents or any old person what is your favorite book? Write down the name of the book. Then write down the story
Worksheet 52 What is your favourite book? Write down the name of the book. Then write down the story.
Worksheet 53 Fill in the blanks with describing words
Worksheet 54 Write down six things that are made of wood; describe your classroom; write about a news item you read and found interesting
Worksheet 55 Make opposites with the words dis-, im- and in-; Form nouns by adding -ness, -city, -ty or -y; making sentences with given words
Worksheet 56 Speak about keeping time — who wakes you in the morning, different ways of knowing time during the day
Comprehension 2
Worksheet 57 Speak about languages and your mother tongue; Listen to your favorite advertisement on the radio or TV. Repeat it with stress on the words
Worksheet 58 Speech on why it is important to protect flowers and plants; Speak on why we should not cut trees
Revision Test 1
Revision Test 2
Project 1
Project 2