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Varun's Day Out: English Lesson on Shopping & Actions | 3rd Grade Term 2

Varun’s day out! (Prose): Questions with Answers

3rd English: Term 2 Unit 2: Trip to the store

Let us understand

1. Match the words to the pictures.

Try to match the items on the left with the correct pictures on the right.

  • Cup
  • Plate
  • Lamp
  • Frock
  • [Picture of a frock]
  • [Picture of a lamp]
  • [Picture of a plate]
  • [Picture of a cup]

Answer

Matching exercise answer with words cup, plate, lamp, frock matched to their pictures.

2. Make a shopping list from the below pictures.

Pictures of carrot, rice, and lemon for a shopping list.

Carrot Rice Lemon

3. Listen, think and write.

1. Where did they plan to go?

They planned to go to a park.

2. What did they buy in the vegetable shop?

They bought carrots, ash gourd and pumpkin in the vegetable shop.

3. What did they cut?

They cut the watermelon and the mango.

4. Why did they go to picnic?

Varun was bored at home. So they went on a picnic.

5. How will you get ready for a picnic?

I will buy the needed things. I will prepare food and snacks. I will pack them and carry them while I go on a picnic.

THINK ZONE

Tick (✔) the odd one

Look at the words below. Which one does not belong with the others?

Slice     Peel     Pour     Book

Answer

The odd one is 'Book' because 'slice', 'peel', and 'pour' are actions (verbs), while 'book' is an object (noun).

Odd one out exercise showing the word 'book' ticked.

Let us talk

* Show a flash card with the action word “break”.

* Ask the children “What do you break?” with action.

* Make the children answer “I break the coconut” with action.

* Repeat the steps with a set of flash cards of action words like peel, taste, spread etc.

* Practise with all the children.

Let us practise

Words for fill in the blanks: peel, taste, spread.

Fill in the blanks with the actions.

Use the words from the image above to complete the sentences.

1. I _____ the orange.

2. I _____ the juice.

3. I _____ the jam.

Answer

Filled sentences: I peel the orange, I taste the juice, I spread the jam.

Let us do

Classroom activity illustration.

* Make 2 sets of flashcards with words from the wordwall.

* Divide children into two groups.

* Give one set of flashcards to each group.

* Say a word and ask the child the card to raise their hand.

* The child who raises hand first gets chance to read.

* Give the group one point if the child reads the word correctly.

* The group with the most points at end of the game wins.

* Practise with all the children.

Let us say

Listen to the sound and repeat.

ar as in : dollar sugar

or as in : mirror doctor

Phonics examples: dollar, sugar, mirror, doctor.

Listen and repeat.

Word list for 'ar' and 'or' sounds.

collar caterpillar sugar polar sonar visitor sailor actor tractor donor

Let us practise

Read aloud.

Reading practice sentences with 'ar' and 'or' words.

This is a green caterpillar.

Actor donates in dollars.

The sailor travels in ship.

Sugar is carried by tractor.

Note to the teacher: First teach the sound /Ə/ to the children. Then, introduce the two letter clusters for the sounds and help the children to relate the sound to the letter cluster.

Let us do

Another classroom activity illustration.

* Make two flash cards for “ar” and “or”.

* Make a child pick a card.

* If a child picks a card with “ar”, make the child read all the words with “ar”.

* Ask other children to repeat.

* Practise with all the children.

Let us practise

Circle and fill the “ar” “or” sounds

Circling 'ar' and 'or' sounds in words.

1. actor

2. collar

3. sailor

4. solar

Fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks exercise with 'ar' and 'or'.

Let us use

We use Let for asking permission or give someone permission.

Let me play

Yes, you can

Example dialogue using 'Let me play'.

In the above sentence Let me is used for asking permission to play. You can answer using ‘Yes, you can’. or ‘No, you cannot’.

Circle Time Activity

* Divide the class into two groups A and B.

* Make the child from group A ask “Let me take rest”.

* The child from group B should say, “Yes, you can or No, you cannot”.

* The children should act according to the permission.

* Practise with all children.

* Reverse the roles of the groups and practice again.

Let us practise

Child tasting soup

Let me taste the soup? Yes, you can.

Child throwing a ball

Let me throw the ball? No, you cannnot.

Let us know

Look at the pictures and follow the conversation.

Conversations illustrating adverbs.

John cried loudly.

How did John cry?

Loudly.

Shyam will meet his friend tomorrow.

When will Shyam meet his friend?

Tomorrow.

The words help us know more about the action and describes it.

How        happily        really        gently        slowly

when        tomorrow        today        now        yesterday

Tick the correct word that helps us know more about the action.

Adverb exercises.

Circle the words that help us know more about the action.

1. He came yesterday.

2. She speaks gently.

Write two words that help us know more about the action.

beautifully        softly        fast        loudly

dance    beautifully    softly

speak    fast   loudly

Note to the teacher: Explain children the words that describe how and when the actions take place. Make children know the uses of adverb.

Varun's Day Out! | A Trip to the Store | 3rd English Prose Term 2 Unit 2

Prose: Varun’s day out!

3rd English : Term 2 Unit 2 : Trip to the store

Let us learn

Varun’s day out!

It was a warm sunny day, perfect for a picnic.

“Amma, I am bored at home.”, said Varun.

Varun and his mother planning a picnic

His mother said that they could go out for a picnic in the park.

“A picnic? Sounds exciting!”, said Varun.

They sat down and made a list of things to do and a list of things to eat. Then, they took an auto to the market to buy groceries.

At the vegetable shop, Varun asked, “Can we buy fresh carrots? We can make a tasty salad.”

Amma smiled, “Sure.”

Varun at the vegetable shop

Varun was curious at two similar looking vegetables and asked, “What are they called?”

Amma smiled, “The one that is white inside is called ash gourd and the other is called pumpkin.”

Then, Varun and Amma crossed the fruit shop. Varun said, “Amma, I think we need some fruits for the picnic?”

Varun had already decided which fruit he wanted. He wanted the big, green and juicy watermelon. Not just that, he also wanted the reddish yellow ripe mango from the stalls.

“Amma, there are so many types of rice and cereals here. Should we buy some?”

Grocery store with rice and cereals

Amma then bought some maida, rice and black gram.

After coming back home, Varun helped Amma to store the vegetables, fruits and cereals in their place.

Preparing ingredients for dosas

She then washed the rice and black gram to clean it. She then mixed and soaked them in water for some time.

“Amma, can I grind them with you?”

Amma and Varun made the batter together for making delicious dosas for lunch. They also packed coriander chutney and tomato chutney to eat with them. They packed the dosas in a round tiffin box and the chutneys in two small square boxes.

They grated the carrots, squeezed lemon and added salt to make a salad that they can eat as a snack.

“Amma, Can I taste some salad now?”, asked Varun.

Amma gave Varun some salad. “Yummm!” said Varun.

Now, they started to cut the watermelon and mango to pack them. Varun could not resist. He took a big bite of the mango and the juice of the mango dripped and fell on his shirt.

Amma saw Varun and burst into laughter. Varun joined his mother.

Now that all the food was ready and packed, both left to the park. Varun played on the swing and slide. After some time, Amma and Varun spread a cloth on the grass and laid out all the food they had packed.

“Thank you Amma. I had a wonderful day!”, said Varun and hugged his mother.

Note to the teacher: Read the story to the children. Encourage them to know the names of the groceries and their uses.