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  Chapter 9  Personal and Lifestyle Services Video link  -  Chapter 9 - English Video link -  Chapter 9 Hindi Chapter 9: Personal and Lifestyle Services  Human Services Meaning Human services are activities done to help people and improve their quality of life. These services may be given at home, in the community, or as a profession. Examples Teacher teaching students Doctor treating patients Waiter serving food Tourist guide helping visitors Volunteer helping flood victims Student helping an elderly person cross the road Importance Improves people's lives Makes society safe and caring Builds trust and cooperation Creates employment opportunities Supports community development Seva (Selfless Service) Seva means helping others without expecting anything in return. Indian Values Kindness Compassion Respect Helping others Working together (Sahabhagita) Empathy and Compassion Empathy Understanding another person's feelings by imagining yourself in their situa...

  CLASS 12 FASHION STUDIES PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1 Source - CBSE Fashion Studies Practical Manual Objective 1. To enable students to identify examples of body adornment used in some societies  2. To understand the cultural context of such adornment  3. To visually trace the continuation of the same, with/without any modification or transformation, into contemporary society. Material Requirement 1. Plain/ blank sketchbook (A3)  2. Scissor, glue  3. Magazines (e.g. National Geographic, fashion magazines) Procedure 1. Refer to books, magazines and the internet to find out about a primitive or tribal community from your country or any other.  2. Find pictures of different decorations and body adornment which typify the culture of this community. This may include clothes, accessories, scarification, tattooing, body painting, face painting etc.  3. Refer to magazines and identify pictures where there are noticeable similarities between the original body adornme...

CLASS 12 FASHION STUDIES PRACTICAL EXERCISE 9 Objective -  1. To enable students to develop an eye for detail and to create compositions  2. To enable students to design products with self-generated prints, inspired from nature. Objective: Creating prints from Flora and Fauna Material Requirement:  1.  Poster Paints  2. Brushes  3. Fabric paint  4. A4 size cartridge / ivory paper  5. Cotton Dupatta / scarf (20" X 20") Procedure: 1. Take a nature walk to collect leaves/ twigs/ flowers etc.  2. Apply poster paint/s on one side of the leaf /twigs/flower selected.  3. Create impressions on paper by the painted leaf /twigs/flower.  4. Use the impressions in multiple forms to create a motif.  5. Get the motifs approved by the subject teacher.  6. Use fabric paint and the approved motif to create prints on cotton Dupatta /scarf.  Observation and Discussion: 1. Students are to explain the process by maintaining a scrap book....

  CHAPTER 5 SHAPING MATERIALS  VIDEO IN ENGLISH FOR CHAPTER 5 -   CHAPTER 5 SHAPING MATERIALS IN ENGLISH VIDEO IN HINDI FOR CHAPTER 5 -  CHAPTER 5 SHAPING MATERIALS IN HINDI Materials and Manufacturing Through Time All materials originate from nature and are transformed into useful products through manufacturing processes. India has a long tradition of using materials wisely, as seen in the Sindhu–Sarasvatī civilization,  where standardized bricks were mass-produced for strong and uniform construction. Skilled artisans also created copper and brass objects, such as the famous Dancing Girl , using casting techniques. Ancient Indians demonstrated advanced knowledge of metallurgy and engineering through achievements like the Iron Pillar of Delhi , which has resisted rust for centuries, and magnificent temples such as the Kailāśha Temple at Ellora , Koṇārka Temple , and Bṛihadīśhvara Temple , showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and engineering skills. For cent...