Going to the Mela

Class 3 · The World Around Us · 15 Questions

1beginner💡 Understand2 marksEssay

How do you prepare yourself for a trip?

2beginner🧠 Remember1 markVery Short

What transport do you take to travel within your city/town/village?

3intermediate🔧 Apply3 marksShort Answer

Describe briefly any trip that you have taken with your friends, neighbours or family.

4beginner💡 Understand2 marksShort Answer

What is the purpose of the 'Lost and Found' booth?

5beginner🧠 Remember1 markVery Short

What is the role of the police dog?

6beginner🔧 Apply2 marksEssay

Have you ever been to a mela? What are the things you liked most in the mela?

7intermediate✨ Create3 marksEssay

Imagine yourself in place of Nita, Radha, Sneha and Rohit. Share with the class the interesting things you would do in the mela.

8intermediate🔧 Apply2 marksShort Answer

Talk to the elders in the family and find out how melas were different when they were young.

9intermediate💡 Understand2 marksShort Answer

Why are fire engines and ambulances present in a mela?

11intermediate✨ Create3 marksDiagram

In the given space, sketch the route from home to school that you follow everyday.

12beginner💡 Understand2 marksEssay

How can we care for our elders?

13beginner🧠 Remember2 marksShort Answer

What kinds of vehicles do we see around us?

14intermediate💡 Understand2 marksShort Answer

How can we ensure safety during travel?

16intermediate✨ Create3 marksDiagram

Draw and label different vehicles that you see around your school and home.

17intermediate✨ Create5 marksShort Answer

Role play: Organise a mock mela - With the help of your teacher, organise a mock mela in your classroom. Discuss and plan the different roles, stalls, and games that are part of a mela. Use learning-teaching materials available locally, e.g., toys, puppets, play money, miniatures, and clay models to set up your stalls and role-play buyers and sellers.