Fun with Shapes begins with Amma’s dot rangoli and opened-up cardboard boxes, showing how flat 2D faces—rectangles, squares, triangles and circles—form the surfaces of 3D objects. Students explore straight and curved lines, fold paper to test square corners (right angles), compare opposite sides of rectangles and squares, and build creative figures using tangrams and dot … Read more
House of Hundreds – I takes Ajji, Teji and Jojo to a village mela where they count triangular torans, bangles and toffees beyond 200, extending 3-digit numbers up to 500. Children build numbers using hundred-flats, ten-strips and unit blocks, locate 3-digit numbers on long number lines, and compare numbers using place value and the < ... Read more
Raksha Bandhan introduces multiplication and division through Gopal and Dhara making rakhis with flowers, threads and beads and buying laddoo boxes at Jagannath Sweet Shop. Students connect equal groups and repeated addition to multiplication (×), build multiplication tables using patterns and skip jumping, and explore equal sharing and grouping as division. What Class 3 Mathematics … Read more
Fair Share introduces fractions when Shabnam and Mukta fold a paratha and divide chocolates into equal parts during lunch break. Students fold paper shapes and chikki bars to make halves and quarters, distinguish equal shares from unequal cuts, and find half and quarter of both single wholes and collections of objects. What Class 3 Mathematics … Read more
House of Hundreds – II opens with the witty story of Birbal telling Emperor Akbar there are exactly 963 crows in the city, introducing numbers from 500 right up to 999. Through number lines, Tambola grids, skip-counting jumps and Number Detective riddles, students master reading, writing, ordering and patterning all 3-digit numbers. What Class 3 … Read more