This document summarizes the field work conducted by a teacher over 21 days, where each day covers a different topic taught to students. The topics included means of transport, nouns, addition, living vs non-living things, the Devanagari alphabet, sense organs, adjectives, uses of water, parts of a plant, multiplication, pronouns, alphabets, density experiment with water, vowels and consonants, fruits, angles, singular and plural nouns, word formation in Hindi, missing numbers, vegetable names, and the water cycle.

1. IMPACT FIELD WORK REPORT
 NAME – BALBIR SINGH
 S.No. – 664
 DESIGNATION – TEACHER GRADE –II
 SCHOOL – GOVT PRIMARY SCHOOL DHOON
KATHAR
 ZONE - DANSAL

2. DAY-1
DATE 26-9-2020
TOPIC :-
Means Of
Transport.
Movement of
humans,
animals and
goods from one
location to
another.
 There are many
different types
of transport.
 Land
 Air
 Water

3. DAY – 2
DATE :- 27/09/2020
TOPIC :- Noun
is the name
of a person
place or a
thing.
For example
:- Ram, Delhi
, Table

4. DAY – 3
DATE :- 28/09/2020
TOPIC:-
Addition Math
Finding the
total, or sum,
by combining
two or more
numbers.
Example: 5 +
7 = 12 is
an addition.

5. DAY – 4
DATE :- 29/09/2020
TOPIC :-
Living and
Non Living
Things
All living things
breathe, eat, grow,
move, reproduce and
have senses.
Non-living things do
not eat, grow,
breathe, move and
reproduce. They do
not have senses

6. DAY – 5
DATE :-30/09/2020
TOPIC :-वर्णमाला
वर्ों को व्यवस्थित
करने के समूह को
वर्णमाला कहते हैं।
हहिंदी में उच्चारर् के
आधार पर 45 वर्ण
होते हैं। इनमें 10
स्वर और 35 व्यिंजन
होते हैं। लेखन के
आधार पर 52 वर्ण
होते हैं इसमें 13 स्वर
, 35 व्यिंजन तिा 4
सिंयुक्त व्यिंजन होते हैं

7. DAY – 6
DATE :- 01/10/2020
TOPIC :-
SENSE ORGANS
Sense organs are the
specialized organs
composed of
sensory neurons,
which help us to
perceive and
respond to our
surroundings. There
are five sense
organs eyes, ears,
nose, tongue,
and skin.

8. DAY – 7
DATE :- 02/10/2020
TOPIC :-
ADJECTIVE
An adjective is
a word that tells
us more about a
noun. It
"describes" or
"modifies" a
noun (The big
dog was
hungry).

9. DAY – 8
DATE :- 3/10/2020
TOPIC:-
Uses Of
Water
Water is essential
for life.
Uses of water are:-
washing cloths,
watering plants,
cooking, bathing,
drinking, cleaning
etc.

10. DAY – 9
DATE :- 4/10/2020
TOPIC:- Parts
of Plant
Plants typically
have six basic pa
rts: roots, stems,
leaves, flowers,
fruits, and seeds

11. DAY – 10
DATE :- 5/10/2020
TOPIC:-
Multiply
The basic idea of
multiplication is
repeated addition.
Example: 5 × 3 = 5 +
5 + 5 = 15
But as well as
multiplying by whole
numbers, we can also
multiply by fractions,
decimals and more.
Example: 5 × 3½ = 5
+ 5 + 5 + (half of 5) =
17.5

12. DAY – 11
DATE :- 6/10/2020
TOPIC:- सर्वनाम
सर्वनाम उन शब्ोिं को
कहा जाता है, हजन
शब्ोिं का
प्रयोग सिंज्ञा अिाणत
हकसी व्यस्क्त, वस्तु,
थिान आहद के नाम के
थिान पर करते हैं।
इसके अिंतगणत मैं, तुम,
तुम्हारा, आप, आपका,
इस, उस, यह, वह,
हम, हमारा आहद शब्
आते हैं।

13. DAY – 12
DATE :- 7/10/2020
TOPIC:-
ALPHABETS
Alphabet, set of
graphs, or
characters, used to
represent
the phonemic structu
re of a language. In
most alphabets the
characters are
arranged in a definite
order, or sequence
(e.g., A, B, C, etc.).

14. DAY – 13
DATE :- 8/10/2020
TOPIC:-
Experiment
with water
Objects like coins,
rocks, and marbles
are more dense
than water. They
will sink. Objects
like apples, wood,
and sponges are
less dense
than water. They
will float.

15. DAY – 14
DATE :- 9/10/2020
TOPIC:- VOWELS AND
CONSTANT
Vowels and
consonants are
sounds not letters, ...
The letters B, C, D, F, J,
K, M, N, P, Q, S, T, V, X
and Z are mainly used
to spell consonants,
The letters A and O are
mainly used to
spell vowels, and. The
letters E, G, H, I, L, R,
U, W, Y are used as/in
spellings representing
both vowels and
consonants.

16. DAY-15
DATE :-10/10/2020
TOPIC:- FRUITS
NAME
In common
language usage,
"fruit" normally
means the fleshy
seed-associated
structures of a plant
that are sweet or
sour, and edible in
the raw state, such
as apples, bananas,
grapes, lemons,
oranges, and
strawberries.

17. DAY-16
DATE :-11/10/2020
TOPIC:- ANGLES AND
TYPES OF ANGLE
The space (usually
measured in degrees)
between two intersecting
lines or surfaces at or close
to the point where they
meet.
In geometry, there are three
types of angles:acute angle-
an angle between 0 and 90
degrees
right angle-an 90 degree
angle
obtuse angle-an angle
between 90 and 180 degrees
straight angle-a 180 degree
angle

18. DAY-17
DATE :-12/10/2020
TOPIC:-
SINGULAR AND
PLURAL
The difference
between singular
and plural nouns is
easy to spot. When
a noun indicates
one only, it is a
singular noun.
When a noun
indicates more
than one, it is
plural

19. DAY-18
DATE :-13/10/2020
TOPIC:-शब्द
ननमावण
शब्-रचना-हम स्वभावतः भाषा-
व्यवहार में कम-से-कम शब्ोिं का
प्रयोग करके अहधक-से-अहधक
काम चलाना चाहते हैं। अतः शब्ोिं
के आरिंभ अिवा अिंत में कु छ
जोड़कर अिवा उनकी मात्राओिं या
स्वर में कु छ पररवतणन करके नवीन-
से-नवीन अिण-बोध कराना चाहते
हैं। कभी-कभी दो अिवा अहधक
शब्ािंशोिं को जोड़कर नए अिण-बोध
को स्वीकारते हैं। इस तरह एक
शब् से कई अिों की अहभव्यस्क्त
हेतु जो नए-नए शब् बनाए जाते हैं
उसे शब्-रचना कहते हैं।
शब् रचना के चार प्रकार हैं-
1. उपसगण लगाकर
2. प्रत्यय लगाकर
3. सिंहध द्वारा
4. समास द्वारा

20. DAY-19
DATE :-14/10/2020
TOPIC:-
MISSING
NUMBER
Missing numbers are
the numbers that got
missed in the given series
of numbers with similar
differences among them.
The process of writing
the missing numbers is
termed as finding similar
changes between
those numbers and filling
their missing values in
their specific series and
places.

21. DAY-20
DATE :-15/10/2020
TOPIC:-
VEGITABLES NAME
Vegetables are colorful, ta
sty and they come in
a myriad of
tastes and textures! They
are also a great source of
vitamins and nutrients,
whether cooked or raw,
which makes them an
excellent meal choice for
children and adults to
stay strong and healthy.
However, it’s not always
easy to get the little ones to
enjoy their veggies. It’s a
fact that most children
prefer sweeter tastes, and
when they eat vegetables
they might find them too
bland.

22. DAY-21
DATE :-16/10/2020
TOPIC:- WATER
CYCLE
The water cycle shows
the continuous
movement
of water within the
Earth and atmosphere. ...
Liquid water evaporates
into water vapor,
condenses to form clouds,
and precipitates back to
earth in the form of rain
and snow. Water in
different phases moves
through the atmosphere
(transportation).