| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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food for plants and for tiny animals that live in the soil. The blue dustbin is used for things made of metal, glass, plastic and paper. New object... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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much waste, manage your waste and dispose off waste properly to build a cleaner and greener world. Our aim needs to be: Want not, Waste not. Reprin... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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Chapter Going to the Mela Preparing for the Mela The mela has finally come to town. Nita and Radha are getting ready to go to the mela. There is a ... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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getting ready to go to the mela. “Sneha, get ready quickly. Nita’s family will be arriving soon,” said their mother. “I am almost ready, Ma. I am j... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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to it. There was also a ‘Lost and Found’ booth with volunteers. Mohan Chacha and Rohit hurried to get a wheelchair for Dadiji. Reprint 2026-27 Our ... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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were covered with colourful flowers. 3. Rishi and his family walked to his Mama’s house through a narrow _______________ road. 4. The red flowers t... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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with the class the interesting things you would do in the mela. • Talk to the elders in the family and find out how melas were different when they ... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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sellers. Reprint 2026-27 |
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The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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Chapter Celebrating Festivals Festival of Flowers My name is Rishi. I am from Jammu. I am travelling to the Himalayas with my parents. We are going... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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anything I had seen before. “Please can you tell me the names of these flowers?” I asked Nonikaa. Reprint 2026-27 Our Wondrous World | Class 3 Poin... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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in the air, Happy children are everywhere, New leaves appear on the trees, As flowers sway in the breeze. The sun shines bright in the sky, Squirre... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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plants D. Make a rangoli Collect leaves and flowers fallen on the ground. Arrange them in patterns to make a rangoli. You may also create different... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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Living Together Unit 2 Life Around Us About the Unit In our localities we come across many types of plants and animals.Wehelpeachotherand enjoy obs... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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working ecosystem. there who can talk to the children. Chapter 6: Living in Harmony shows us that we are all deeply connected to plants and animals... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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of trees that you can recognise. Try to remember where you have seen these trees. Which of these trees have you seen near your home or on your way ... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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| Class 3 The grains you eat — paddy (rice), wheat, bajra, jowar, ragi, etc., are seeds of large grasses! Paddy Wheat Bajra Ragi Jowar Sugarcane an... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
4 |
creeper. Marigold Neem Jujube or ber (Banthi in Telugu) (Bevugida in Kannada) (Boroi in Manipuri) __________________ __________________ ___________... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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Do the colours of the leaves change as they grow larger? • Do the old brown leaves fall to the ground? • Do you find flowers appearing or notice an... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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plant and carefully observe the different parts. • What are the parts of a plant? • Mark different parts of the plant and label them. flower leaf s... |
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| Class XI |
Psychology |
Introduction to Psychology |
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The advantage of the observation method Experiments are generally conducted to is that it enables the researcher to study establish cause-effect re... |
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| Class XI |
Psychology |
Introduction to Psychology |
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colour. All of these are of the researcher’s theoretical interest. variables. The room in which you are sitting However, there are many other relev... |
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| Class XI |
Psychology |
Introduction to Psychology |
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experimentexperimental groups and one control group. conducted by Latane and Darley (Box 2.1), the researchers wanted to examine the effect of As y... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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Live Together Repeat the above activity a day after it rains. Remember to pick up the soil from the same place. Did you find any differences in the... |
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| Class III |
The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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lizard on a fruit flowers rock Note to the Teacher plants may remain in the soil for long periods and sprout when it rains or they are watered. Rep... |
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The World Around Us |
Our Wondrous World |
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In the evening? Reprint 2026-27 Our Wondrous World | Class 3 Let us reflect A. Discuss 1. What was the colour and texture of the two soil specimens... |
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