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ST ALBANS SCHOOL SECTOR 15, FARIDABAD For Class III Dated : 03.05.2021 ‘We cannot re-write the chapters of history already past, but we can learn from them, evolve and adapt. The new normal may even be a better normal, certainly a different normal’ Dear Parents Sub : Summer Vacation Holiday Homework Even in these critical times of the COVID pandemic, the school has, as always, kept the interest of the students the primary focus. Our untiring efforts have earned us a very good and encouraging response from the students and the parents. To minimise academic loss, we are continuing to put in our best efforts so that your ward utilises his/her summer break in an efficient way. We will resume classes in June 2021, as per the Government guidelines and directives issued in due course of time. The relevant details will be notified to you accordingly. As always, please check your email regularly for important updates like holiday assignments, date sheet, syllabus for unit tests and more. Kindly encourage your ward to complete the holiday assignments (given in the next page/s) While the children are at home kindly encourage your ward to do the following as well: 1. Choose and read atleast one book of interest. 2. Read aloud and/or listen to audio books. 3. Discuss what has been read. 4. Use key vocabulary picked up in the text. 5. Write a short summary of what has been read or listened to. 6. Practice oral / mental maths daily. 7. Do something creative everyday: Art, cooking, gardening, playing music, making handmade objects, which are a part of experiential learning. 8. Also learn their lessons that have been completed in school till date.

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Dated : 03.05.2021
‘We cannot re-write the chapters of history already past, but we can learn from them,
evolve and adapt. The new normal may even be a better normal, certainly a different
normal’
Sub : Summer Vacation Holiday Homework
Even in these critical times of the COVID pandemic, the school has, as always, kept the
interest of the students the primary focus. Our untiring efforts have earned us a very good
and encouraging response from the students and the parents.
To minimise academic loss, we are continuing to put in our best efforts so that your ward
utilises his/her summer break in an efficient way.
We will resume classes in June 2021, as per the Government guidelines and directives issued
in due course of time. The relevant details will be notified to you accordingly.
As always, please check your email regularly for important updates like holiday
assignments, date sheet, syllabus for unit tests and more.
Kindly encourage your ward to complete the holiday assignments (given in the next page/s)
While the children are at home kindly encourage your ward to do the following as well:
1. Choose and read atleast one book of interest.
2. Read aloud and/or listen to audio books.
3. Discuss what has been read.
4. Use key vocabulary picked up in the text.
5. Write a short summary of what has been read or listened to.
6. Practice oral / mental maths daily.
7. Do something creative everyday: Art, cooking, gardening, playing music, making
handmade objects, which are a part of experiential learning.
8. Also learn their lessons that have been completed in school till date.
Apart from these, your ward must be encouraged to do Yoga / Physical Exercise / Dance /
Aerobics in the morning etc to keep themselves physically active and healthy.
As suggested by the school in our earlier notice regarding covid awareness and diet plan, you
must encourage your ward to consume a balanced diet for their well being and to keep
themselves fit and healthy.
Headmistress
The Elephant and the Sparrows
A sparrow couple had a beautiful nest with eggs, on a tall, strong tree, and was expecting
their little ones soon. However, an arrogant elephant soon visited the area and shook the
tree so hard, that he managed to destroy the nest and the eggs. Angered and saddened by
this, the sparrows decided to seek revenge. They asked their
woodpecker friend to help them. The woodpecker, along with his
friends, the fly and the frog, devised a plan. The frog asked the
fly to buzz near the elephant’s ear. He said, “When the elephant
closes his eyes, woodpecker, you must pierce his eyes. The
elephant will stand up and try to find water. I will croak far away and the elephant will think
there’s water around and reach the place. We will create a big pit and the elephant will fall
into it.” At sunset, they worked as per the plan, and the elephant fell into the pit and died.
Moral of the Story: It’s not physical strength and haughtiness that wins, but intelligence
and teamwork that matters.
Use of Dictionary:Search the meaning of words that are highlighted
WRITING SECTION
I. Observe the picture carefully and answer the questions:
II. Write 7-8 lines on the given picture (you can use the words given in the above
questions)
Do not give names to the characters.
III. Fill in the blanks (the first one is solved as an example)
Masculine Feminine Home Baby Sound
1.
Cattle
Bull
Cow
shed
calf
moo
2.
Sheep
Ram
Grammar
I. Match the following and write the correct answer in the space provided.
(Follow the example.)
2. Pronouns describe verbs _______________________
3. Verbs sudden expression
5. Adverbs replacing words
_______________________
Make a small hand book to note
down new words you come
across and your special
done in the class.
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SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS
FUN WITH NUMBERS
Q1) Look at the picture given below and answer the questions that follow:
Radhika, Gauri, Indra and Sunil are collecting tamarind (imli) seeds:
______________ collected the maximum seeds
Sunil will collect ___________ more seeds to be equal to Vicky.
If Radhika gets six more seeds she will have __________.
How many children have more than 40 seeds? _________.
__________ needs 3 more seeds to have 50.
Sunil has 2 seeds less than 40 and __________ has 2 seeds more than 40.
Q2 Who am I ?
a) I am a 3-digit number between 400 and 500.
My ones place is the same as number of eyes you have.
My tens place is four more than the number at the ones place . I am ……...
b) If you multiply me by any number, the answer will always be the same . what
number am I?
__________________
Q4 There are 7 pairs of socks .How many socks are there in all?
Q5 Fill in the correct number.
Q6. Fill in the blanks.
a) The number of oranges in 2 dozens are __________.
b) __________ is 30 more than 200.
c) 3+4+27=20+__________
Q7. The place value of 5 in
561-
5061-
756-
a ) 0
b) 6
c) 7
d) 2
Q9. I wake up every Sunday at 7:15 a.m. This Sunday I woke up 1 hour 15 minutes earlier. At what
time did I wake up?
Scratch the brain
Q10 A book costs Rs 10 Plus half its price. How much does it cost?
SUBJECT : EVS
Q1. Observe the shape of the moon, draw it and also mention the date on which you see these
phases of the moon in the month of May. (Do in your EVS notebook)
Q2. Know about plants: (Do in your EVS notebook)
(a) Name any four big trees that you have seen.
(b) Name any two plants that give us flowers. (draw and colour the flowers)
(c) Paste 5 fallen dried leaves and write their name.
(d) Write the name of two fruits with one seed, few seeds and many seeds.
Q3. Which part of the following plant do we eat? (Do in your EVS notebook)
(a) Coriander
(b) Gram
(c) Cauliflower
(d) Carrot
(e) Potato
Q4. Write some interesting facts about any two historical monuments of India(it
should be heritage site). (Do in your EVS notebook)
Q5. Make a wind chime (from discarded or waste material available at your home)
Q6. Make a life cycle of any one plant (fruit/vegetable/flower) and paste in your notebook.
Refer to this:
SUBJECT : COMPUTER
General Instructions:
Do the work given below neatly in your Computer notebook.
Follow the school’s handwriting pattern.
Practice working on Ms PowerPoint. Explore different features of Ms PowerPoint.
1. Read the chapter carefully from the given hand-outs.
2. Solve the exercise given in the hand-outs in your computer notebook.
3. Prepare a beautiful PowerPoint presentation on “Save Water” in MS PowerPoint.
Make a presentation of 6 slides.
Apply a beautiful built-in design from Design tab.
Save your presentation in PDF format with your name and section like
“Yashika_III A”.
Topic- Reinforcement of colors
A colorful artwork using different art techniques like hatching, cross hatching. Stippling etc done
with different patterns. We can create different colorful compositions by just putting strokes or
curved lines and blending them with the help of finger, cotton or any rough cloth.
Material Required:
Drawing file, oil pastel colours and any A4 size sheet to make the cutout of the
desired design to be placed in the centre.
Work Instructions:
Take any A4 size sheet and make a motif of design you wish to create in
your drawing file.
Get the design cut from any elder and place it in the centre of your drawing
sheet.
You can use white sheet also instead of black sheet given in the picture.
Use oil pastel colors to give strokes along the design you created and blend
the strokes using finger, cloth or cotton.
Step by Step process of the composition is shared below:
Step1: Draw a motif of your desired shape on any A4 size sheet.
Step2: Place the cutout in the centre of your drawing sheet and start colouring along the
design using different oil pastel shades.
Step3: Complete the colouring.
Step4: Rub your finger on the coloured place and blend it in outward direction.
Step5: Complete the strokes to create beautiful artwork.
Some pictures are shared below for the reference:
General Instructions:
Practice the reference pictures given in the assignments.
Once you complete your work. Email it to your respective teachers by 3 rd
week of May
SUBJECT : SPORTS
Dear students
Sports is a very important aspect of every child’s physical and mental growth.
We hope you all have been doing the exercises/yoga regularly to keep yourself fit and healthy.
Utilize these holidays to the optimum by engaging yourself in some physical exercise to boost
your immunity during this challenging phase of Covid-19.
Activities for Summer break
Exercise and Yoga on a daily basis to improve your physical/ mental strength.
Skipping rope to keep you active, alert and help build stamina.
Practice carrom /chess to improve your concentration and develop bonding with
your family members.
Click on the links given below. Practice doing these exercises regularly.
1. Yoga for Kids!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X655B4ISakg&t=495s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0dkwlrC6ok&t=1342s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3J_K2--puA&t=259s
4. Healthy Eating for Kids - Learn About Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins, Vitamins and
Mineral Salts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-084pqI05U
I hope you all are safe and doing well. Given below is the link of video which contains
several dance forms with the names which showcase places where these dance forms
belong to. Please watch this video thoroughly. We will discuss about in our class after
the summer vacation.
SUBJECT : MUSIC
Dear students
We hope you are keeping safe and doing well. Click on the link below to listen to the bhajan
“Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram”. Note the lyrics in your Music notebook and memorize the bhajan.
Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0grQSAFcP6E
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