WorksheetsNeighbouhood trees
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
It is a huge tree with very extensive branches. It is a sacred tree and home to many animals. Children use its roots as a swing. It is considered as 'Kalpa Vriksha' the tree that fulfills all your wishes.
Ashoka tree
Oak Tree
People tree
Banyan tree
It is popularly known as the miracle tree. All parts of this tree are used for medicinal purposes. It has high antibiotic and antibacterial properties.
Peepal Tree
Ashoka Tree
Neem Tree
Mango tree
It is a tall evergreen tree with a white tree trunk. It is known for its use either as an essential oil or leaf tea for its ability to relieve congestion and ease breathing in colds.
Oak Tree
Eucalyptus tree
Ashoka Tree
Neem Tree
It is a holy tree planted in or near temples. Its leaves have a beautiful shape. Lord Buddha rested under the tree to meditate.
Banyan Tree
Peepal Tree
Neem Tree
Ashoka Tree
The fruit of this tree has much more Vitamin C than oranges or lemons. The extract of its fruits is used as hair oil and health tonic. We eat chutneys and murabbas made out of its fruit.
Neem Tree
Guava Tree
Indian Gooseberry or Amla tree
Sweet lime
The leaves of this tree have also found their way into south Indian cooking and lend a distinct flavour and aroma to their cuisine.
mint
coriander
curry tree
neem tree
The wood of this tree is used for making rice pestles,ploughs and handles of knives and swords. It is also used for making charcoal.
Kikar Tree
Sal Tree
Teak Tree
Khair Tree
It can grow anywhere even in the desert. Its pods are used to feed cattle, sheep and goats. It is also known by the name Babool.
Kikar Tree
Khair tree
Neem Tree
Amla Tree
Stem from this tree is used as toothbrush in ancient and also modern days
Oak tree
Neem tree
Ashoka Tree
Banyan tree
Tree commonly found in coastal states - Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. It used in various ways for cooking, hair oil, fuel and others. It can be eaten raw and cooked.
Neem Tree
Eucalyptus Tree
Coconut Tree
Jackfruit Tree
