Migration of People - Class 5th EVS Lesson Explanation Video and Notes

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 Migration of people, class 5th EVS lesson explanation video and notes. The video lesson is useful as a peer-to-peer learning resource in your classroom. In the video students are explained, what migration is? migration types, the effects of migration, and actions being taken to stop migration.

Lesson: Migration of people.

Class: 5th 

Subject: Environmental Science. (EVS)

Board: AP SCERT

Objective: Students can

  • understand the concept of migration and its effects.
1. What is a migration?

  • A. Migration is a seasonal movement of people from one place to another place in search of a better livelihood. 
2. What are the reasons for migration?
  • There are two reasons for people to migrate. They are:
  1. Natural reasons: Calamities like floods, cyclones, earthquakes, etc. are the natural reasons for migration.
  2. Economical reasons: Reasons like job transfers, and poverty are economic reasons for migration.
Migration of People Video:

3. What are the effects of Migration?
  • Migration can lead to family separation.
  • Migration can affect children's education.
  • Increase child labourers.
  • Increase slums in the urban areas.
  • Increase urban population density.
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