What will change in Tsering’s family after his father’s transfer? For example - Who from Tsering’s family will live with his father at the new place? Which school will Tsering go to now? - Environmental Studies

What will change in Tsering’s family after his father’s transfer? For example -

Short/Brief Note

Tsering, his sister and his mother will live with his father at the new place.
Tsering will go to a new school now.
Yes, in the new school Tsering will have new friends.
Yes, my uncle moved to Delhi because of his work.
It is natural. A person has to change his place because of work. We should feel very happy as we get the opportunity to visit a new place.

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Changing Families

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Chapter 9: Changing Families - New Place [Page 70]

Chapter 9 Changing Families
New Place | Q 2 | Page 70

Who were the members of Nimmi’s family before the arrival of her baby sister?

Do you think that there will be any change in Nazli’s family after this wedding? What will change?

Do you think there will be changes in the home from where the new bride has come? What kind of changes?
Talk to your mother and aunts in the family. Ask them about where they lived before they got married.
Who were the members in their families then?
Has anybody in your family been married recently? Who?

Write down the reason for this change.

In Tsering’s family -

There can be many reasons for changes in families. Can you think of some more reasons?

All families change in some way or the other because of different reasons. Has your family changed too?

When your grandmother and grandfather were children like you, was your family just like it is today?

Do you remember the picture of Sitamma’s family tree which we saw in Class III?

You had also drawn a family tree of your own family. Let us again draw the family tree of last year in your notebook.
Ask your grandmother or grandfather how many members were there in their family when they were your age? Then draw a family tree in your notebook of their family when they were young.
Can you see yourself, your brother or your sister, your mother or your father, anywhere in this family tree?
Now draw a family tree of your present family in your notebook.
Can you see yourself anywhere in this family tree? Who are the members of your family today? Where are your grandparents?

Up to which class do you want to study?

Up to which class have your parents studied?

Have you heard of a Law that talks about the ages before which girls and boys must not get married?