CLASS 10 Holiday Homework 2025-2026
CLASS 10 Holiday Homework 2025-2026
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Because true learning never pauses—it evolves.
As you step into the holidays, take a moment to breathe deeply and smile—
you’ve earned this rest. But remember, growth doesn’t only happen in
classrooms. It thrives in quiet reflection, in curious questions, and in the
little moments when you push yourself to learn something new, even when
no one is watching.
This holiday homework isn't just about revision or routine.
It is designed to help you:
- Reinforce what you’ve understood
- Reignite your love for learning
- Reconnect with the joy of independent thinking
Let each assignment be a step forward, a quiet investment in your own
potential. Don’t rush-think, create, and explore with purpose. Whether it’s
a chapter read, a concept solved, or an idea written down, every effort counts.
“The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.” – Malcolm X
Tips for Holiday Homework:
- Plan your time – Break work into small, manageable tasks.
- Stay curious – Use online tools, books, and conversations to deepen
understanding.
- Balance is key– Make time for rest, play, and creativity.
- Give it your best– Your work reflects your commitment to growth.
Wishing you a restful, joyful, and enriching holiday!
Return not just refreshed—but inspired.
Important to Note:
Last Working Day ➡ Saturday; 24 May, 2025
Holiday Homework Submission➡ Monday; 30 June, 2025
Reopening of School➡ Wednesday; 01 July, 2025
HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK (2025-26)
CLASS – X
SUBJECT HOMEWORK
ENGLISH Q.1 "Twin Postcards – My Artistic Journey Through Delhi &
Andaman"
*Objective:*
To blend artistic expression and descriptive writing by imagining a solo
journey through Delhi and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, highlighting
cultural and geographical diversity.
*Instructions for the Student:*
1. Create Two Postcards Individually:
* Postcard 1: From Delhi
* Postcard 2: From Andaman & Nicobar Islands
2. Front of Each Postcard (Art Component):
* Design and decorate using - drawing, painting, collage, or even mixed
media.
* Feature an iconic visual from each place (e.g., India Gate or Lotus
Temple for Delhi, a beach scene or tribal art for Andaman).
3. Back of Each Postcard (English Writing Component):
* Write a short, creative note (120–150 words) as if you’re sending it to a
friend or family member.
Use descriptive language to reflect:
What you saw (historical monuments/natural beauty)
What you did (cultural activities, food tasting, interactions)
How you felt (emotions, surprises, learnings)
4. Optional Extension:
* Include *greetings or phrases in local languages (e.g., Hindi for Delhi,
Nicobarese or Tamil for the Islands).
* Give a creative title to each postcard (like “A Walk Through Time –
Delhi” or “Whispers of the Ocean – Andaman”).
Learning Outcomes:
Use imagination to write vivid, first-person accounts
Understand and appreciate regional contrast within India
Apply artistic skills to enhance communication
Practice concise and expressive language in context
Q.2 BBC – MODULE 1 (READING)
Page No. 3 – 11 (Type 1) Page No. 8 – 23 (Type 2)
Q.3 BBC – MODULE 4 (FORMAL LETTER WRITING)
Page No. 146, 147, 169, 171
Q.4 BBC – MODULE 7 (GRAMMAR)
Page No. 274, 275, 282, 283, 291, 292, 299 to 302
Q.5 LITERATURE – Revise all the topics covered so far.
HINDI उपविषय -
1. भारत में समय समय पर आने िाली छह ऋतुओं के सुंदर चित्रों को दर्ााते हुए -
और ऋतुओं का संक्षिप्त िर्ान करते हुएA4 साइज पेज एक िार्ा तैयार कीजजए।