CBSE Class 3 Revision Assignments Set 01

To ensure good health: Eat lightly, breathe deeply, live moderately, cultivate cheerfulness & maintain an interest in life.

Dear students,
The summer vacations are here again. We wish that you enjoy every minute of this long break with your family and friends. This summer break, the 'Wellness Bug' will keep you company. There are a lot of activities which will be fun to do, and loads to learn from.
We wish you all a very pleasurable and wellness-packed summer break.

INSTRUCTIONS:
Make sure you file all your work in a beautiful handmade folder. Try to beautify it using any kind of decorative material.

The first activity is compulsory. Choose any one, from the other two activities.

Question 1. Bugsy is very particular about the food he eats. He is here to stay with you this summer and would like to know your food habits too. Prepare a chart of food eaten by you over a week. Now along with Bugsy, your buddy, colour all the healthy foods green and all the unhealthy foods blue.
Answer: Prepare a weekly food chart as shown below, listing your meals for each day from Monday to Sunday, and colour the food items accordingly (Green for healthy, Blue for unhealthy).
In simple words: Keep a record of everything you eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for one whole week.

Exam Tip: Include home-cooked meals, fruits, and milk as healthy options, and junk food or sweets as unhealthy options.

Question 2. Summer brings a little bit of rain with it...and the rainbow too! Bugsy is in a mood to eat a healthy salad which is as colorful as the rainbow. Create a recipe of such a salad that has all healthy ingredients. NAME OF THE SALAD: Rainbow Fruit and Veggie Crunch. Time taken: 15 minutes. Ingredients: Carrots, yellow bell pepper, cucumber, purple cabbage, sweet corn, lemon juice, salt, and black pepper. Write the steps in points (Procedure).
Answer: 1. Wash all the vegetables thoroughly under clean running water.
2. Peel the carrots and cucumber.
3. Chop all the vegetables into small, bite-sized cubes or thin strips.
4. Boil the sweet corn kernels for 5 minutes and let them cool.
5. Take a large mixing bowl and combine the carrots (orange), yellow bell pepper (yellow), cucumber (green), purple cabbage (purple), and sweet corn.
6. Squeeze fresh lemon juice over the mixture.
7. Sprinkle a pinch of salt and black pepper according to taste.
8. Toss everything gently and serve fresh.
In simple words: Mix colorful vegetables together, squeeze a lemon, add salt and pepper, and your healthy rainbow salad is ready.

Exam Tip: Always mention preparation time and clean your vegetables properly before cutting.

Question 2 (OR). Make a list of the herbs (at least 10) you see around you and in the kitchen. Paste their pictures and mention their medicinal values. Interview your grandparents about how they avoided going to the doctor by using these at home.
Answer: 1. Tulsi (Holy Basil): Cures cough, cold, and boosts immunity.
2. Mint (Pudina): Helps in digestion and cures stomach ache.
3. Ginger (Adrak): Relieves sore throat, cold, and nausea.
4. Turmeric (Haldi): Antiseptic, heals wounds, and cures infections.
5. Garlic (Lahsun): Lowers blood pressure and improves heart health.
6. Aloe Vera: Heals skin burns, cuts, and improves hair health.
7. Coriander (Dhania): Good for digestion and detoxifies the body.
8. Fenugreek (Methi): Controls blood sugar and helps in digestion.
9. Curry Leaves (Kadi Patta): Good for hair growth and eyesight.
10. Ajwain (Carom Seeds): Relieves gas, acidity, and stomach pain.
Grandparents' interview summary: Grandparents often used ginger and honey for coughs, turmeric milk for body pain, and ajwain water for stomach aches to stay healthy without visiting the doctor.
In simple words: Kitchen herbs are natural medicines that help us cure minor illnesses at home.

Exam Tip: List common kitchen ingredients and state one clear health benefit for each.

Question 3. FOOD MOODS - a) In a tabular form, mention the different kinds of food that you like to eat when you are in different moods (at least 5).
Answer: See the table below for food items associated with different moods.
In simple words: We prefer eating different foods depending on whether we are happy, sad, or energetic.

Exam Tip: Be creative and link comfort foods to your feelings.

Question 3 (OR b). Compare and contrast why your mother insists on eating particular food items and why you don’t want to eat them (at least 5).
Answer: See the table below comparing mother's choice and child's choice of food.
In simple words: Mothers want us to eat healthy food for growth, while children often prefer tasty junk food.

Exam Tip: Highlight the nutritional benefits insisted by mothers against taste preferences.

Question 3 (OR c). Compare the street food of any six states of India. Find out if these foods are linked to the climate of that state.
Answer: 1. Maharashtra (Mumbai) - Vada Pav: Rich in carbohydrates and quick to eat; suited for busy coastal weather.
2. West Bengal (Kolkata) - Kathi Roll: Warm and filling; good for humid monsoon climates.
3. Gujarat (Ahmedabad) - Dhokla: Light, steamed, and easily digestible; ideal for hot and dry weather.
4. Tamil Nadu (Chennai) - Sundal: Made of boiled legumes; provides protein and energy in tropical weather.
5. Rajasthan (Jaipur) - Mirchi Vada: Spicy and deep-fried; helps retain body heat and sweat in desert climates.
6. Delhi - Golgappa (Pani Puri): Chilled, spicy, and tangy water with crispy puris; perfect for cooling down in scorching summers.
In simple words: The street food of different states depends on their weather and locally grown crops.

Exam Tip: Mention the state, famous street food, and how it matches the local climate.

Question 3 (OR d). Cut the pictures of the fruits that you enjoy eating and arrange them in the descending order of the number of seeds in the fruits.
Answer: Descending order of seeds (from most to least):
1. Papaya (Hundreds of seeds)
2. Watermelon (Many seeds)
3. Apple (5 to 10 seeds)
4. Orange (Few seeds)
5. Mango (Single large seed / stone)
In simple words: Arrange fruits starting from the one with the most seeds down to the one with a single seed.

Exam Tip: Descending order means arranging from the largest quantity to the smallest quantity.

MOVIES TO WATCH
(The first movie is a must watch. You can choose to watch any two of the other movies.)

Question 4. On days when is too hot to venture out, you and Bugsy could watch the movie 'Charlie & The Chocolate Factory'. Make a list of all candies & chocolates shown in the movie.
Answer: 1. Wonka's Whipple-Scrum Fudge Mallow Delight
2. Everlasting Gobstoppers
3. Hair Toffee
4. Fizzy Lifting Drinks
5. Scrumdiddlyumptious bar
6. Nestled Chocolate Eggs
In simple words: List the fictional and wonderful chocolates and candies featured in Willy Wonka's factory.

Exam Tip: Recall prominent sweet items shown during the factory tour scenes.

Question 5. Sometimes healthy foods also have negative effects. Do you know of any? Enlist them.
Answer: 1. Excess watermelons or citrus fruits can cause acidity or stomach upset if eaten in large amounts.
2. Too much milk can cause bloating or lactose intolerance issues.
3. Eating excessive dry fruits and nuts can cause body heat and acne.
4. Overeating green leafy vegetables like spinach can lead to kidney stones due to high oxalate content.
In simple words: Even healthy foods can cause problems if we eat too much of them at one time.

Exam Tip: Emphasize that moderation is key even for healthy food items.

OTHER MOVIES ARE:
1) Rio 2
2) The Pink Panther
3) Mahabharata
4) Shrek
5) Mrs. Doubtfire

FILM REVIEW

Question 6. i) What value did you learn from the movie? How will you apply it in your life?
Answer: From the movie 'Charlie & The Chocolate Factory', we learn the value of honesty, modesty, and kindness. Charlie was humble and obedient, unlike the other spoiled children. I will apply this in my life by remaining grounded, being kind to others, and not being greedy.
In simple words: Good behavior and honesty always bring happiness and success.

Exam Tip: Connect the moral of the movie to your daily personal habits.

Question 7. ii) Which character would you want to be like? Why?
Answer: I would want to be like Charlie Bucket because he is loving, caring towards his poor family, content with what he has, and remains honest even in difficult times.
In simple words: Charlie is a kind and honest boy who loves his family very much.

Exam Tip: Choose a positive character and support your choice with two good qualities.

INTERNET SITES TO VISIT:
Bugsy loves browsing the internet and often checks out the following websites. You must try them out too!
- www.makemegenius.com
- www.gigglepoetry.com
- www.funbrain.com
- www.explorations.org/kids.php (kids games for nutrition exploration)
- www.foodafactoflife.org.uk/activity.aspx?srteld=14§ionid=61&contentld=56 (make a healthy lunch-box)
- www.kidnetic.com/koer/move,aspx (move mixer)

Question 8. While you are surfing the net, find out the top 10 happiest countries in the world and: a) Arrange them in descending order of their ranking b) Find out (any one) reason for the happiness of their citizens.
Answer: a) Top happiest countries (World Happiness Report based ranking):
1. Finland
2. Denmark
3. Iceland
4. Sweden
5. Israel
6. Netherlands
7. Norway
8. Luxembourg
9. Switzerland
10. Australia
b) Reason for happiness: Strong social support systems, high trust in government, freedom to make life choices, and excellent healthcare and education.
In simple words: Countries rank high in happiness when their citizens feel secure, supported, and trusted by society.

Exam Tip: Remember that Finland consistently ranks at the top of global happiness reports.

PLACES TO VISIT:
1. Dilli Haat, for the mango festival in June
AT THE DILLI HAAT

Question 9. Spot all the varieties of mangoes that you see in the festival.
Answer: Famous varieties seen at the festival include Alphonsus (Hapus), Safeda (Banganapalli), Langra, Dasheri, Chausa, Kesar, and Totapuri.
In simple words: India has many delicious varieties of mangoes grown in different states.

Exam Tip: Mention popular Indian mango varieties like Alphonso and Dasheri.

Question 10. Judge the state that has the maximum number of mangoes coming from it.
Answer: Uttar Pradesh produces the maximum number of mangoes in India, followed closely by Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra.
In simple words: Uttar Pradesh is the top mango-producing state in India.

Exam Tip: Uttar Pradesh is known as the leading producer of mangoes in the country.

Question 11. Discover the medicinal value of this fruit and its tree. (Write any 5 medicinal values)
Answer: 1. Mango leaves help in managing diabetes by regulating insulin levels.
2. Mango fruit is rich in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, which boost immunity and eye health.
3. Dried mango flower powder helps treat dysentery and stomach disorders.
4. Mango bark extract has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
5. Eating ripe mangoes improves digestion and prevents constipation due to dietary fiber.
In simple words: Every part of the mango tree, from leaves to fruit, has health benefits.

Exam Tip: List benefits covering both the fruit and the tree parts like leaves and bark.

Question 12. Note down some products that we get from a mango.
Answer: Mango pickle (Achaar), Mango pulp, Mango juice, Mango jam, Aam Papad (mango leather), and Mango chutney.
In simple words: We make delicious pickles, juices, and jams using raw and ripe mangoes.

Exam Tip: Mention both food items and preserved products like pickles and jams.

Question 13. Click pictures of the various varieties and paste them.
Answer: Collect pictures of Alphonso, Dasheri, Langra, and Totapuri mangoes and paste them neatly in your scrapbook.
In simple words: Paste colorful pictures of different mangoes in your holiday homework file.

Exam Tip: Label each pasted picture with the correct variety name.

2. Kingdom of Dreams, Gurgaon
3. Fun 'n' Food Village
4. Deer Park

Question 14. When you are at the Deer park: See the different patterns of leaves that you see in the park, click their pictures & paste them in your scrap book.
Answer: Collect fallen leaves of different shapes (such as peepal, neem, mango, and palm), press them between book pages to dry, and paste them in your scrapbook with their names.
In simple words: Observe different leaf shapes and patterns in nature and collect them safely.

Exam Tip: Dry the leaves properly before pasting so they do not rot in your scrapbook.

हिन्दी

Question 15. 1. स्वस्थ शरीर के लिए अच्छे खान पान के चित्र चिपकाकर रंगीन कागज़ पर एक सूची तैयार कीजिए।
Answer: रंगीन कागज़ पर फल, हरी सब्ज़ियाँ, दूध, दालें, और अंकुरित अनाज के चित्र चिपकाकर एक सुंदर सूची बनाएँ।
In simple words: Make a colorful chart showing healthy food items for a strong body.

Exam Tip: चित्र साफ़-सुथरे और स्पष्ट होने चाहिए।

Question 16. 2. अच्छी सेहत के लिए उचित फल और सब्जियों के दस फ्लैश कार्ड रंगीन कागज़ से बनाइए।
Answer: रंगीन कागज़ पर सेब, केला, गाजर, पालक, आम, संतरा, अनार, ब्रोकोली, चुकंदर और टमाटर के चित्र बनाकर उनके नाम लिखें।
In simple words: Create ten flashcards of healthy fruits and vegetables using colored paper.

Exam Tip: फ्लैश कार्ड पर फल या सब्ज़ी का नाम हिंदी में साफ़ लिखें।

Question 17. 3. मैं स्वस्थ हूँ इस पर एक कठपुतली पप्पट बनाइए और सजाइए।
Answer: पुराने गत्ते, ऊन और कपड़े की सहायता से एक सुंदर हाथ की कठपुतली बनाएँ जो स्वस्थ रहने का संदेश दे।
In simple words: Make a puppet craft project based on the theme of good health.

Exam Tip: कठपुتली को रंग-बिरंगे कागज़ और रिबन से सजाएँ।

कhani padna aur pustakein:
कहानी पारायण - ए बी डी (आर्य बुक डिपो)
पौराणिक कहानियाँ - भाग 3 सी बी टी प्रकाशन
नैतिक कहानियाँ - भाग 3 सी बी टी प्रकाशन
गीतों की फुलवारी - मधुबन एजुकेशन बुक्स
दिए गए प्रकाशन की कहानियों में से स्वस्थ शरीर से जुड़ी कोई दो कहानियाँ पढ़ो।

Question 18. शब्द सूची से शब्द पढ़ो:
पतंग, उड़ने, सुबह, परिवार, आज़ाद, ख़ुशी, पक्षी, आसमान, पढ़ाना, खिलौने, आवाज़, चिड़िया, तितली, समाप्त, जन्मदिन, मौसम, थोड़ा, अच्छा, गर्मी, मीठे, झगड़ा, प्रश्न, सूचना, दोपहर, जीवन, जंगली, बच्चे, सहायता, बगीचे, किनारे, नन्हीं
Answer: दिए गए सभी शब्दों का सही उच्चारण करते हुए अभ्यास करें।
In simple words: Read and practice pronouncing all the given Hindi words correctly.

Exam Tip: कठिन शब्दों की वर्तनी (spellings) का अभ्यास करें।

SUGGESTED BOOKS TO READ (any 2)
Children, Bugsy is very fond of reading! He has the following books. To keep up with him, you must also read at least 2 of them:
1. Matilda by Roald Dahl.
2. James & the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl.
3. Its fair to Share by Read India Books.
4. The Monsoon Concert by Read India Books.
5. Because of a Cup of Coffee by Geronimo Stilton.
6. Curse of the Cheese Pyramid by Geronimo Stilton.

TV CHANNELS / SERIALS TO WATCH:
Are you fond of watching TV? Yes? So is Bugsy! Snuggle in with him and watch these shows together:
- NDTV good times
- Z KAHANA KHAZANA - Food ka Mood (6:00 pm - 6:30 pm)
- CARTOON NETWORK - Oggy and the cockroach (4:30 pm - 5:00 pm)
- DISCOVERY CHANNEL - Factory Made (4:30 pm - 5:00 pm)

Question 19. Bugsy has the following vocabulary list to master this summer. Can you help him master it? Broccoli, cauliflower, radish, produce, depends, temperature, requirement, rainfall, alluvial, stomata, photosynthesis, coriander, fibrous, edible, branches, peepal, turnip, spinach, oxygen, cauliflower. Create a Pictionary of 45 words. You have to choose the words from your course books (15 words from English, 10 words each from Social Studies, Science and Hindi).
Answer: Prepare a Pictionary book by drawing or pasting pictures alongside the 45 words categorized as follows:
- 15 English words (e.g., Adventure, Brave, Journey, Library, Morning, Forest, Planet, Stream, Valley, Window, Garden, Friend, Shadow, Pillow, Treasure)
- 10 Social Studies words (e.g., Globe, Direction, Plateau, Peninsula, Monument, Heritage, Climate, Nation, Valley, Citizen)
- 10 Science words (e.g., Roots, Stem, Leaf, Energy, Magnet, Weather, Solid, Liquid, Gas, Habitat)
- 10 Hindi words (e.g., पुस्तक, विद्यालय, सूरज, आसमान, फूल, पेड़, नदी, पक्षी, बादल, हवा)
In simple words: Make a mini dictionary with pictures for 45 selected words from your school textbooks.

Exam Tip: Ensure your Pictionary has colorful drawings or cut-outs next to every single word.

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