Grandpa teaches his grandson how to calculate the area of his farm and the capacity of his grain silos. He explains that to find the area of the farm, you calculate the length multiplied by the breadth. To find the capacity of a silo, you use the formula πr2h, where r is the radius and h is the height. The grandson thanks Grandpa for teaching him these useful formulas and says he will ask his teacher to learn more when he returns home.

1. DIGITAL STORY
TELLING
WHATS THE
FARM’S AREA??
A JEEVAJI HOUSE
PRODUCTION

2. HI GRANDPA
HOW ARE??
I’M FINE
SON.WHA
T ABOUT
YOU??
OH !!SO
HOW WAS
YOUR
FARMING
WORKSHOP
??
IT WAS
GREAT
SON
LEARNT
NEW
THINGS!
COME
LET ME
SHOW
YOU.

3. SO FOR THE
FIRST TIME I
COULD
CALCULATE THE
AREA OF MY
FARM & ALL THE
SILO’S WHERE I
STORE MY
GRAINS
OH WOW!!
COULD
YOU
TEACH
ME???
YES MY SON.

4. SO FIRST
CALCULAT
E THE
LENGTH
OF THE
FARM.
THEN THE
BREADTH
AND
THEN
MULTIPLY
THE LENGTH
AND
BREADTH
AND VOILA
YOU HAVE
THE AREA…
THE
LENG
TH
THE BREADTH

5. WOW WHAT
ELSE DID
THEY TEACH
YOU??
UMMM….
THEY EVEN
TAUGHT US
HOW TO
CALCULATE
THE
CAPACITY OF
OUR SILOS

6. So first we need
the radius of the
silo and then
it’s height and
we calculate it
with this
formula
𝝅𝒓 𝟐 𝒉

7. Wow thank you
grandpa I’ll ask
my teacher
more such
formula’s..
When I go back
home
Okay son see
you then
bye!!!

8. Your’e
getting an
a+ from me
in the next
exam son....
Thanks
grandpa
…