NCERT Class 3 Maths
Class 3 Maths: Maths Mela chapter-wise practice
Maths Mela is full of stories, fairs and family trips, and the maths sits inside them. We keep that spirit. Your child works with place value blocks, fraction pieces, clocks, maps and money on the screen, and when an answer is wrong the explanation shows why, step by step, instead of just marking it red.
- 14 chapters
- 719 practice questions
Maths Mela
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Chapter 1 What's in a Name?
Use marks, names and everyday groups to count, compare and sort. The chapter begins with Deba and Deep keeping track of cows, then moves to name lengths and grouping objects.
Topics: Keep track with marks, Count larger groups, Compare name lengths, Number names, Group by a rule, Class data
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Chapter 2 Toy Joy
Build toys with cubes, cuboids, cylinders, cones and spheres. Children notice faces, edges, corners and the order in which shapes are arranged.
Topics: Name solid shapes, Faces, edges and corners, Flat and curved parts, Build and describe, Cubes and dice
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Chapter 3 Double Century
Meet 100 and 200 using bundles of sticks, number lines, estimates and jumps. Children read and write numbers beyond 100 with hundreds, tens and ones.
Topics: Ten symbols and zero, Estimate and make 100, Pairs that make 100, Numbers 101 to 150, Numbers 151 to 200, Number line jumps
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Chapter 4 Vacation with My Nani Maa
Chirag, Nandini and Nani Maa add, subtract and estimate with sweets, stamps, number lines, fields and grids. The chapter builds friendly strategies for two-digit and early three-digit sums.
Topics: Hidden part from total, Tens-frame facts, Ginladi and number-line jumps, Add and subtract two-digit numbers, Word problems and estimates, Number-grid and magic sums
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Chapter 5 Fun with Shapes
Make rangolis, open boxes, fold squares and compare corners. Children explore rectangles, squares, triangles, circles, line patterns and tangram pieces through hands-on shapes.
Topics: Rangoli lines and shapes, Faces and nets, Rectangles, Squares, Square corners, Triangles and circles, Patterns and composite shapes
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Chapter 6 House of Hundreds - I
Count mela things beyond 200, read hundreds-tens-ones, place numbers on lines, and compare three-digit numbers.
Topics: Counting beyond 200, Hundreds, tens and ones, Numbers on a line, House grids and digit clues, Compare and order numbers
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Chapter 7 Raksha Bandhan
Use rakhis, sweets, jumps and festival shopping to understand equal groups, multiplication and sharing.
Topics: Equal groups for rakhis, Multiplication arrays, Equal sharing, Skip jumps and tables, Story multiplication and division
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Chapter 8 Fair Share
Share food and shapes fairly, then name halves, doubles and quarters in simple ways.
Topics: Fair and equal sharing, One half of a whole, Half and double, One quarter, Quarters and whole
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Chapter 9 House of Hundreds - II
Read larger three-digit numbers, place them on number lines, solve clues, and play with number patterns and word numerals.
Topics: Three-digit numbers after 500, Neighbouring numbers, Clues and number sentences, Skip patterns and puzzles, Number detective patterns, Making numbers and word numerals
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Chapter 10 Fun at Class Party!
Measure classroom decorations, compare lengths, use a metre rope, and sort objects as less than, half of, or more than a metre.
Topics: Informal length measures, Compare shorter and longer, Indirect measurement, Body measures vary, Metre, half metre and quarter metre, Measure and classify
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Chapter 11 Filling and Lifting
Compare how much vessels can hold and how heavy objects feel. Use litres, half litres, quarter litres, simple balances and careful pouring to check guesses.
Topics: Compare capacity, Measure by filling, Litre parts, Heavy and light, Balance as measure, Weight puzzles
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Chapter 12 Give and Take
Add and subtract 3-digit numbers through saplings, money, notes and number grids. Draw box diagrams, use hundreds-tens-ones blocks and estimate before checking.
Topics: Add with hundreds, tens and ones, Subtract with regrouping, Box diagrams and word problems, Number grid and mental jumps, Money exchange and change, Estimate and compare
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Chapter 13 Time Goes On
Read calendars, dates, ages, clocks and durations. Use months, weeks, days, hours and minutes to answer everyday time questions.
Topics: Calendar dates and weekdays, Months, years and festivals, Ages and birth records, Clock times, Durations, Time tools
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Chapter 14 The Surajkund Fair
Visit the Surajkund Fair with Soni and Avi to make symmetric malas, rangolis, masks, mirror images, tiles and map paths.
Topics: Symmetric malas and objects, Rangoli symmetry, Masks and mirror halves, Mirror game, Tiles and paths, Fair map and directions
Where does the study time go?
By Class 3 the day fills up quickly: school, the bus or van ride, homework, maybe a dance or cricket class. There is hardly any time left to go over what was taught that day, and weekends disappear into birthday parties and errands. Fifteen focused minutes on the right topic does more than an hour spent flipping through a guide book.
Tuition is fine, and plenty of children need it. But a tutor with eight or ten children in one batch cannot sit with each of them, and cannot always keep track of what the school did that week. Sometimes the tuition follows its own order of chapters, the child ends up juggling two plans for the same subject, and the confusion shows up in the next test.
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