LIST OF IFE Activities- CLASS X

     For the Internal Formative Evaluation (IFE) of Class X (WBBSE)

The following activities are designed to enhance students' understanding and application of knowledge through interactive and engaging methods.

SL	TYPE	CHAPTER	ACTIVITY	DESCRIPTION
1	PROSE	"The Cat" by Andrew Barton Paterson	Creative Writing	Write a short story or a diary entry from the perspective of the cat, exploring its adventures and thoughts.
2	PROSE	"The Passing Away of Bapu" by Nayantara Sehgal	Survey Report	Conduct a survey on the impact of Mahatma Gandhi's teachings on modern society and present their findings.
3	PROSE	"The Passing Away of Bapu" by Nayantara Sehgal	Open Text Book Evaluation	Answer open-ended questions based on the text, encouraging critical thinking and comprehension.
4	POEM	"Fable" by Ralph Waldo Emerson	Model Making	Create a visual representation (model) of the fable's moral lesson, using creative materials.
5	POEM	"My Own True Family" by Ted Hughes	Creative Writing	Write a short essay or a reflective piece on the importance of trees and forests in our lives, inspired by the themes of the poem. Explore the relationship between humans and nature, and the consequences of deforestation.
6	POEM	"The Snail" by William Cowper	Nature Study	Conduct a detailed study of snails, focusing on different aspects such as their movement, diet, and role in the ecosystem.
7	POEM	"The Snail" by William Cowper	Nature Study	Observe and document the behavior and habitat of snails in their local environment, creating a detailed report.
8	POEM	Sea Fever by John Masefield	Model Making	A diorama is a 3D model that shows a scene, like a moment in time or a place. It has tiny figures, landscapes, and other details to make it look real and lifelike. Make a Cool Diorama: Create a fun 3D scene from the poem! Include a ship on the sea, waves, the sky, and other ocean stuff. Materials: Use cardboard, clay, paint, fabric, and craft supplies. Add real things like sand, shells, and pebbles to make it look awesome. Show and Tell: When you're done, show your diorama to the class. Explain how each part tells the story of the poem and what it means. Why It's Cool: This project helps you understand the poem better and lets you be creative!