Class 3 Evs - TELANGANA
This World of Things
The chapter 'This World of Things' in Class 3 EVS introduces Telangana students to the wonderful variety of objects around us. Young learners explore how things are made from different materials like wood, glass, metal, and plastic. The chapter helps children observe their surroundings, understand the properties of everyday items, and learn how to group them. It matters for Telangana State Board (TSBSE) exams because it builds foundational observational skills, tests basic classification abilities, and frequently appears in school assessments through matching, filling in the blanks, and short-answer questions.
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Living and Non-Living Things
Everything around us is either living (plants, animals, humans) or non-living (stones, chairs, pencils). Non-living things do not grow, breathe, or move on their own.
Materials Around Us
Objects are made of different materials like wood, plastic, metal, glass, and cloth. Each material has special qualities, such as being hard, soft, transparent, or waterproof.
Natural and Man-Made Things
Natural things like water, soil, and plants are gifts from nature. Man-made things like cars, books, and houses are created by humans using natural materials.
Grouping and Classification
We can sort things into different groups based on their shapes, sizes, colors, and the materials they are made of to keep our surroundings neat and organized.
Properties of Materials
Some things are hard like iron, while others are soft like cotton. Some things can float on water, while others sink straight to the bottom.
Important Formulas
Board Exam Info
In the Telangana (TSBSE) Class 3 EVS examinations, this chapter typically carries about 4 to 6 marks. Common question types include identifying natural versus man-made things, matching objects to the materials they are made of, fill-in-the-blanks, and simple short-answer questions about sorting objects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between natural and man-made things?
Natural things are found in nature like trees and rivers, whereas man-made things are created by people like plastic bottles and toys.
Why do we group different objects?
We group objects based on their properties and materials so that we can find and use them easily.
Are all non-living things made by humans?
No, non-living things can be natural too. For example, rocks, mountains, and water are non-living things found in nature.
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