Classes III
Dear Parent
Greetings!
The weekly Time Table will be shared separately along with Meeting Ids and
Passwords.
Please refer to Event Planner for Holidays and Activities planned for the month.
Discipline:
Students are expected to join on time for attendance. Any student joining after 5
or more minutes will be marked absent.
It is compulsory to mark attendance in all three classes separately.
Students must attend classes in school uniform/white shirt and keep their videos
on throughout the class.
Eating during the class and lying on the bed is strictly NOT allowed.
In case of indiscipline, the teacher can block the student from entering the class.
Students need to be regular with their written work. The written work will be
submitted as and when assigned by the subject teacher in Google Classroom.
Students must go through the links and read the lessons thoroughly for better
understanding of the concepts.
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To enable the students to:
understand what is a paragraph
list down ideas related to a topic. Think and ask questions on the topic what, why,
when, how etc
understand that a paragraph is divided into 3 parts
build and write a good paragraph based on the basic elements of a paragraph
Value Points
A paragraph is a series of organised sentences related to a single topic. In a paragraph
the sentences are written one after the other without any gaps. A paragraph is a form
of creative writing hence requires a lot of thinking. You need to ask simple questions
to yourselves such as what, where, how, when etc related to the topic to gather
information.
i. An Introduction is a very important part
ii. The Body is the main discussion about what we are writing.
iii. Ending or Conclusion is the wrapping up of the paragraph and has to be as impressive
as the introduction.
A paragraph is a series of organised sentences. These sentences are divided into:
i. Topic Sentence- what the topic is about(This is what is the Introduction)
ii. Supporting Sentence- it supports the main sentence and gives more information
about the main sentence.
iii. Adding details- add details to the supportive sentence. It verifies whatever we
are writing is correct.
(Supportive and adding details makes the body of the paragraph)
iv. Conclusion- concludes the paragraph in two or three sentences
(This ends the paragraph impressively)
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Always remember that the start and the ending have to be very very impressive.
Paragraph must not be very lengthy and try not to repeat ideas again and again and
make it boring.
Sample Paragraph
Write a paragraph on the topic ‘My favourite Game’ in about 50-60 words.
Introduction-My favourite game is Cricket. It is a very interesting game. Playing this game
requires a lot of hard work and dedication. It turns people’s dreams into a reality.
Body-It is one of the most popular games not only in India but all over the world. It is the
national game of England but is played world over. It is played between two teams
consisting of 11 players each. The ultimate aim of the team is to score higher than the other.
I have been playing this game since I was four years old. Watching others play is as
interesting as playing yourself.
Ending-I love watching and playing cricket. It is my dream to be a cricketer and join the
Indian cricket team.
Watch the videos:
https://youtu.be/ehc8TNkORfE
https://youtu.be/DMd-_lv9xCw
Worksheets (To be done in the school worksheet, if you have or in rough notebook)
WORKSHEET – 12 (School worksheet – Page 17-18)
Topic – Paragraph Writing
Write a paragraph on the topic ‘The Most Memorable Moment of My Life.‘In 60-80words.
WORKSHEET – 13 (School worksheet – Page 4)
Write a paragraph in 60-80 words on the topic – ‘A Wonderful or A Dreadful Dream that I
Had Last Night’
What will I learn?
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https://youtu.be/40C05XGmXWM
apply concept of fraction in daily life
simplify one – half, one – third and one – quarter of a collection
determine a fraction in a set
Fraction as a Part of Collection
We know, fraction is a part of the whole object.
Thus, a fraction is a part of the collection or collections of objects.
The denominator or bottom number of a fraction is the number of equal parts of a
whole or a collection. The numerator or top number of a fraction means how many
equal parts of a whole or a collection is considered.
• When we divide one whole into two equal parts, each part is called one half of the
whole.
• To find one half of a collection, divide by 2.
• When we divide one whole into three equal parts, each part is called one-third of the
whole.
• To find one-third of a collection, divide by 3
• When we divide one whole into four equal parts, each part is called one fourth of the
whole.
To Do :
Pg 116- I Can Do It! Q6 to Q9 in textbook
Ex 8.4 (A) and (B) Q 2 to Q 4 in the textbook
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Q1.Define the following terms:
a. Tap water should be boiled or filtered before drinking.
b. We should never put our hand into a container containing drinking water.
c. A jug can hold more water than a glass.
d. Store water in a clean and covered container.
Q3.Answer the following questions
b. How can underground water be drawn out?
c. Write three ways to make water safe for drinking.
d. Write the steps of water cycle and draw a labelled diagram.
e. Write three ways by which you can make water safe.
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What will I learn?
- revise the commands
Create a hut in MSW LOGO
Draw the following shapes in MSW LOGO:
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Q1.Define the following terms:
a. Volume- The amount of liquid a container can hold is its volume.
b. Water cycle-The change of water into water vapours and then back into water
is called water cycle.
c. Rainwater harvesting- The method of collecting and storing rainwater for later
use is called rainwater harvesting.
d. Evaporation- The process by which water changes into vapours on heating.
e. Condensation- The process by which water vapour changes into water droplets
on cooling.
a. Tap water should be boiled or filtered before drinking.
Ans. Tap water should be boiled or filtered before drinking because this makes
water safe for drinking. Boiling kills germs.
b. We should never put our hand into a container containing drinking water.
Ans. We should never put our hand into a container containing drinking water
because this makes water dirty and unfit for drinking.
c. A jug can hold more water than glass.
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Ans. The capacity of a jug (volume) is more than a glass so it can hold more
water.
d. Store water in a clean and covered container.
Ans. Water should be stored in a clean and covered container so that it does not get
polluted by dust, germs and other things.
Q3.Answer the following questions
b. How underground water can be drawn out?
Ans. Underground water can be drawn out by tubewells and handpumps.
c. Write three ways to make water safe for drinking.
Ans. Three ways to make water safe for drinking are as follows:
i. Store water in a clean container.
ii. Clean the containers everyday.
iii. Do not use water stored for many days for drinking.
d. Write the steps of water cycle and draw a labelled diagram.
Ans. There are three steps in a water cycle:
i. Evaporation
ii. Condensation
iii. Precipitation
For diagram, refer page- 101 of EVS Text Book
e. Write three ways by which you can make water safe.
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Ans. The three ways by which you can make water safe are:
i. Boiling