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  The chapter “Filling and Lifting” in Class 3 Maths Mela teaches children about capacity (more/less, full/empty) and weight (heavy/light) through practical, everyday activities. The learning outcome is that students can compare, measure, and reason about volume and weight using both observation and simple experiments. 📖 Detailed Chapter Description – Filling and Lifting (Class 3 Maths Mela, Chapter 11) 🧠 Main Concepts Capacity (Filling): Understanding how much different containers can hold. Weight (Lifting): Comparing objects to see which is heavier or lighter. Practical Measurement: Using real-life examples like glasses of milk, buckets of water, or bags of grains. Vocabulary Building: Words like full, empty, more, less, heavy, light . 🔍 Key Activities in the Chapter Filling containers: Students compare glasses, bottles, or jars to see which holds more or less. Milk in glasses example : Children observe who gets more or less milk when poured into dif...

  Food We Eat — Important Notes (Class III ) What is food Food gives us energy to work, grow and stay healthy. Food becomes a part of our body and helps us to move, think and fight illness. Where food comes from Plants: cereals (wheat, rice), fruits, vegetables, spices, oilseeds. Animals: milk, eggs, meat, fish. Shops and markets sell food we or others grow and make. Types of food (simple groups) Cereals and grains — rice, wheat, maize (give energy). Pulses and proteins — dal, beans, peas, eggs, meat (help build body). Fruits and vegetables — provide vitamins and minerals (keep us healthy). Milk and milk products — milk, curd, paneer (good for bones). Fats and oils — help store energy (use in small amounts). Sugar and sweets — give quick energy but eat less. Balanced diet (what it means) A balanced diet has food from different groups in right amounts. It keeps body strong, helps growth, and prevents illness. Example: roti/rice + dal (protein) + veg...

Chapter:- 8 (Math's Mela) Class :- 3 🧠 Main Concepts This chapter introduces the idea of division as sharing equally . Students explore how to split things fairly—like sweets , fruits , or money —among friends or groups. 🔍 Key Learnings Division through stories : Sharing bananas among monkeys, laddoos among children, etc. Equal groups : Understanding how to make equal sets from a total number. Leftovers and remainders : What happens when things can’t be divided equally? Real-life math : Sharing food, toys , or time fairly Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-1 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-2 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-3 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-4 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-5 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-6 Fair Share- Math's Mela Class-3 Worksheet-7 🎯 Skills Developed Conceptual understanding of division Logical reasoning and fairness Problem-solving using everyda...