NCERT Workbook Class 4 The World Around Us (Our Wondrous World) | With Practice Worksheets & Activity Based Questions

NCERT Workbook Class 4 The World Around Us (Our Wondrous World) is a supplementary practice workbook designed for Class 4 students and based on the latest NCERT Our Wondrous World learning material. It provides additional practice worksheets, activity-based questions, observation tasks, competency-oriented exercises and revision activities to make Environmental Studies and the world around children more engaging and experiential.

The workbook is designed for the 2026–27 academic session and follows the learner-centred, activity-based approach associated with the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) and National Education Policy (NEP).

📚 Key Features

1. Based on NCERT Our Wondrous World

The workbook complements the NCERT Class 4 learning material by providing additional exercises that help children reinforce concepts through practice.

Students can explore topics related to:

• Family and community
• Nature and surroundings
• Plants and animals
• Food and nutrition
• Water
• Shelter and homes
• Travel and transport
• People and occupations
• Local environment
• Culture and diversity
• Resources and their responsible use

2. Practice Worksheets

The workbook provides structured worksheets that children can complete after studying the corresponding NCERT topic.

Activities can include:

• Fill in the blanks
• Match the following
• Multiple-choice questions
• True/false
• Complete the sentences
• Identify and classify
• Picture-based questions
• Short-answer questions
• Observation-based tasks

3. Activity-Based Questions

The resource encourages children to observe, explore, think and participate.

Activities may involve:

• Identifying objects around them
• Observing plants and animals
• Comparing things
• Classifying objects
• Drawing and labelling
• Completing simple investigations
• Connecting classroom learning with everyday life
• Discussing experiences with family and classmates

4. Competency-Oriented Practice

Instead of focusing only on memorising facts, questions encourage students to apply what they have learned.

For example, a child may be asked to:

• Observe a situation and answer questions
• Compare two environments
• Explain how a resource is used
• Suggest ways to save water
• Identify changes in their surroundings
• Connect a lesson with their own experience