CLASS III SUMMER HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK 2011-2012 HURRAY !

Dear Parents,

Summer vacations are round the corner and spells fun, frolic and ice creams for almost two months. SOME POINTER Free play time should alternate with structured games this cultivates sportsmanship Assign a permanent workplace and a work time this brings in discipline into the childs life. Reading from colourfully illustrated storybooks will develop their language skills. Inculcate good manners, healthy habits and respect for elders.

Good, Better, Best Never Be At Rest Make Your Good Better And Better Best

English Holiday Homework

The Times of India The Hindustan Times Indian Express What do these remind you of? Yes, all the happenings of the North, East, West and South come to us through newspaper. I. II. III. IV. Make a collage of news headlines. Give any shape and beautify it. Paste cuttings of news headlines of every Sunday, during the vacations, on a chart paper. Grammar Family: Put together the members of the grammar family in the shape of a train or hangings on a cardboard or a thick paper. Some suggestions are shown below. It is important to develop the habit of neat work presentation. Let us start with handwriting practice. Write 1 page of cursive strokes every week ( total 6 pages during the vacations) Read lesson 3 8 from Heidi.
NOUN
Definition pictures
PRONOUN VERB

Grammar Family

Definition pictures

Definition pictures

E.V.S Holiday Home Work

Here are some activities designed for you to keep you at your creative best while you beat the summer heat. Make an informative chart on the given topics with a small write up and pictures or drawings . Use half a chart paper and the written material should be in the font size 50 with proper captions. The topics as per the sections are given below : : Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section A B C D E F G H I J K L M N Airways Story of the Letter / Greeting Cards Telephones and Mobiles Old Means of Transports Vehicles used for special purpose like , Postal Van Police Jeep , Ambulance , etc . Old Means of Communication Railways and Metros Waterways E-mails and Internets Wheel , The most important invention of man. Story of the wheel Roadways T.V. and Radios Means of Transports used in the deserts , hills Forests and villages. Newspapers and Magazines .

Section Section Section Section

Mathematics holiday homework

1. We at Amity believe in honing the mathematical skills of our children through various activities. Our children find mathematics a vibrant subject and understand that it has application in all facets of life. Taking this into consideration the class III topic for Mathamity 2011-12 is MATH IN THE KITCHEN. Each group has to work on the subtopic allotted to them. Group No._____ Sub topic __________________________ Group members , Phone numbers: _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ The following points are to be kept in mind for the Mathamity project.

Team Leader:___________

Mathamity Project Work

1. All group members have to contribute constructively as marks will be given on the individual input of each member. 2. Mathamity will be conducted on 3 days( 28.7.11, 29.7.11, 30.7.11). 3. The presentation should include a suitable model with short explanation with a hand written file on A4 sheets. Details of the contents of the file are given below. 4. It can also include oral presentation( a song, poem, dance, drama )related to the project. 5. 3D model is not mandatory. 6. The project should be a child's work. 7. Professionally made models will be disqualified. 8. Use environment friendly products. Use of thermocol, plastic etc. should be avoided.

9. Children must bring their projects only when instructed. 10. 2 charts and 2 mobiles per group should be there with each project.

Elements of written Report/ File :

A project report should be written on A4 size paper under the following suggested topics. 1. Cover Page- Project name, Group NO., Name of the members, Class/sec. 2. Introduction 3. Aims and objectives 4. Work plan/ methodology 5.Observation & Result 6. Reference

Math in the Kitchen

III A III B III C III D III E III F III G III H III I III J III K III L Graphs in the Kitchen Shapes in the Kitchen Math inside your refrigerator Market survey of Kitchen appliances Time taken for preparation of various dishes Percentage of nutrients in various food Plan a menu- calorie intake Design Your Kitchen Budget of a month Shapes on the dining table Traditional Kitchen Modern and ecofriendly Kitchen

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Math on labels of food items Measurement in cooking

2. Mental Math Book pages 1,2,20,22,23,24 and 25

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