Anubhav L2 Science Worksheet1 Week1

 

Weather & Water Systems: Science Explorer Worksheet 1

Science & Geography Concepts - L2

Name: _________________ Module: _________________ Date: _________________

Section A: Water Cycle Understanding

The Water Cycle Process:

  1. Label the Water Cycle (8 LUs): Draw simple arrows and label these 4 steps in the water cycle:

    • Evaporation (water goes up as vapor)

    • Condensation (vapor becomes clouds)

    • Precipitation (rain falls down)

    • Collection (water gathers in rivers/lakes)

  2. Water Cycle Questions (10 LUs):

    • Where does the water in monsoon clouds come from?

    • Why doesn't the Earth run out of water?

    • How does the water cycle bring rain to your village?

    • What happens to rainwater after it falls on your sports ground?

    • Connect the water cycle to planning outdoor sports: Why do we need to understand it?

Section B: Weather Basics for League Builders

Understanding Weather Changes:

  1. Air Pressure Basics (8 LUs):

    • When air pressure goes down, what weather usually comes?

    • When air pressure goes up, what weather usually comes?

    • Why do some people feel headaches before storms? (Hint: air pressure changes)

    • How can understanding air pressure help plan sports matches?

  2. Cloud Types & Weather (8 LUs):

    • Fluffy white clouds = Good weather for sports

    • Dark gray clouds = Rain coming soon

    • Tall dark clouds = Dangerous storms with lightning

  3. Questions: Which cloud type would make you cancel a Kabaddi match? Why? What would you tell the players?
    Section C: Maharashtra Weather Geography

Our Local Weather Patterns:

  1. Monsoon Path (8 LUs):

    • Monsoon winds travel from: Arabian Sea → Mumbai → _____________ → Nagpur

    • Why does Mumbai get more rain than Nagpur?

    • Why do monsoons reach Kerala first, then Maharashtra?

    • How do the Western Ghats mountains affect our rainfall?




  1. Regional Weather Differences (7 LUs):

    • Coastal areas (like Mumbai): More rain, more humidity

    • Plateau areas (like your village): Medium rain, good drainage

    • Mountain areas (like hill stations): Cool, less rain

  2. Questions: Which area would be best for different sports? Why would mountain areas be good for athlete training?
    Section D: Weather Tools & Measurement

Weather Instruments:

  1. Match the Tools (6 LUs): Connect each instrument with what it measures:

    • Thermometer → _______________

    • Rain gauge → _______________

    • Wind vane → _______________

    • Barometer → _______________

  2. Simple Weather Station (6 LUs):

    • List 3 weather things you would measure daily for your sports ground

    • Why is each measurement important for sports planning?

    • How would you make a simple rain gauge using things from your village?

Section E: Weather Safety & Sports Planning

Real League Planning:

  1. Safety First :

    • At what weather conditions should you stop outdoor sports immediately?

    • List 3 danger signs of lightning storms

    • Why is it unsafe to play during heavy rain?

    • What indoor backup plans would you need?

  2. Smart Planning

    • Which months in Maharashtra are best for outdoor tournaments? Why?

    • How would you protect spectators from both sun and rain?

    • Why do sports grounds need good drainage systems?

League Challenge: You're planning a Kho Kho tournament. The weather forecast shows:

  • Day 1: Sunny, 28°C

  • Day 2: Cloudy, 25°C

  • Day 3: Light rain, 24°C

Which day would you choose for the final match? Give 2 reasons.

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