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Class 3

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Building Foundational Skills

In Class 3, the curriculum continues to build on the foundational skills introduced in earlier grades, while also introducing new concepts in a more structured manner. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the subjects typically taught in Class 3:

Work Process

**1. Languages (English and Regional Language)

English:

  • Reading:

    • Storybooks: Reading and understanding simple stories, fables, and poems.
    • Comprehension: Practice reading passages and answering questions to test understanding.
  • Writing:

    • Sentence Formation: Writing simple sentences and short paragraphs.
    • Creative Writing: Encouraging creative expression through stories, descriptions, and personal experiences.
  • Grammar:

    • Parts of Speech: Nouns (singular/plural), pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.
    • Sentence Structure: Understanding subject-verb agreement and basic sentence formation.
    • Punctuation: Use of full stops, commas, question marks, and exclamation marks.
  • Vocabulary:

    • Word Lists: Learning new words, their meanings, and usage in sentences.
    • Synonyms and Antonyms: Introduction to basic synonyms and antonyms.
  • Oral Skills:

    • Conversations: Engaging in simple dialogues and discussions.
    • Recitation: Practicing poetry and rhymes to enhance fluency and expression.

Regional Language (e.g., Hindi, Tamil, Bengali):

  • Reading and Writing:

    • Storybooks and Poems: Reading simple stories and poems in the regional language.
    • Sentence Formation: Writing sentences, short paragraphs, and basic compositions.
  • Grammar:

    • Basic Grammar: Learning about vowels, consonants, nouns, pronouns, and verbs.
    • Sentence Structure: Forming simple sentences with proper grammatical rules.
  • Vocabulary:

    • Word Lists: Expanding vocabulary with common words and phrases.
    • Synonyms and Antonyms: Basic understanding of synonyms and antonyms.
  • Oral Skills:

    • Conversations: Speaking in the regional language through simple dialogues and discussions.
    • Recitation: Practicing regional rhymes and poems.

**2. Mathematics

  • Numbers:

    • Place Value: Understanding place value up to thousands.
    • Comparing Numbers: Comparing and ordering numbers.
  • Arithmetic:

    • Addition and Subtraction: Performing addition and subtraction of larger numbers, including carrying and borrowing.
    • Multiplication and Division: Introduction to multiplication and division, including basic tables and simple problems.
  • Geometry:

    • Shapes: Identifying and drawing 2D shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle) and understanding their properties.
    • Measurement: Measuring length, weight, and capacity using standard units (centimeters, grams, liters).
  • Patterns:

    • Number Patterns: Recognizing and continuing number patterns.
    • Shape Patterns: Identifying and creating patterns with shapes and colors.
  • Data Handling:

    • Graphs: Introduction to simple bar graphs and pictographs.

**3. Environmental Science (EVS)

  • Our Body:

    • Body Parts: Understanding the major body parts and their functions.
    • Health and Hygiene: Importance of personal hygiene and healthy habits.
  • Plants and Animals:

    • Plant Life: Basic parts of plants, types of plants, and their uses.
    • Animals: Types of animals (wild, domestic), their habitats, and characteristics.
  • Our Surroundings:

    • Weather and Seasons: Understanding different weather conditions and seasons.
    • Environment: Basic understanding of natural resources, conservation, and recycling.
  • Community Helpers:

    • Roles and Responsibilities: Introduction to various community helpers (e.g., doctor, teacher, firefighter) and their roles.

**4. General Knowledge

  • Famous People and Places:
    • Introduction: Learning about notable personalities and landmarks.
  • Festivals and Traditions:
    • Cultural Awareness: Understanding major festivals and traditions celebrated in different regions.

**5. Art and Craft

  • Drawing and Coloring:
    • Art Techniques: Practice in drawing simple objects and scenes, using colors effectively.
  • Craft Activities:
    • Projects: Engaging in various craft activities like making paper models, collages, and decorations.

**6. Physical Education

  • Games and Sports:

    • Activities: Participation in indoor and outdoor games to improve physical fitness and coordination.
  • Exercises:

    • Routine: Simple exercises and warm-up activities to promote physical health.

**7. Music and Dance

  • Singing:
    • Songs: Learning and singing simple songs and rhymes.
  • Dancing:
    • Movements: Basic dance steps and movements to develop rhythm and coordination.

**8. Moral Education

  • Values:
    • Ethics: Teaching basic values like honesty, kindness, sharing, and respect through stories and discussions.
  • Social Skills:
    • Interaction: Encouraging positive social interactions and teamwork.

Teaching Approach:

  • Interactive Learning: Use of visuals, stories, and hands-on activities to make learning engaging.

  • Play-based Learning: Incorporation of games and playful activities to reinforce concepts.

  • Assessment: Regular informal assessments through quizzes, oral questions, and class activities to gauge understanding.

  • Supervision of a babysitter
  • Childcare for all age groups
  • Solutions for Baby care