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Recommended Age: 8–9 Years

3rd Standard

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🛠 Learning Objectives

🗣 English & Communication

  • Correct the English Pronounciation to international accent.
  • Read simple 3–4 letter words and short sentences in English.
  • Answer basic questions in English (e.g. "What is your name?", "Where do you live?").
  • Name 20 common animals, 20 fruits, and 20 daily objects in English.
  • Write all English alphabets (capital and small letters) clearly with correct spacing.
  • Say a polite 2-sentence greeting to a guest or teacher in English.
  • Identify basic nouns and verbs in a simple sentence.
  • Listen to a short 1-minute story and tell who or what it was about.

📐 Mathematics

  • Recall multiplication tables from 1 to 5, and 10 instantly.
  • Count up to 1000 and identify place value of digits (ones, tens, hundreds).
  • Add and subtract 2-digit numbers with carrying/borrowing.
  • Identify basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, triangle.
  • Compare two numbers and identify which is greater or smaller (up to 100).
  • Tell time to the nearest half-hour from an analog clock.
  • Count coins and notes up to ₹100.

💻 IT Skills

  • Identify the keyboard, mouse, monitor, and CPU of a computer.
  • Click on an icon on the screen accurately using a mouse.
  • Find letters of their name on the keyboard.
  • Use a simple drawing app (like Paint) to draw a shape and color it.
  • Understand that a computer needs electricity to run and should be handled with clean hands.

🛠 Life Skills

  • Sit and focus on a task (like reading or drawing) for 15 minutes straight.
  • Tie their own shoelaces and button their school shirt on their own.
  • Say "thank you" when receiving something and "sorry" when they hurt someone.
  • Keep their school books and pencil box neatly inside their bag.
  • Share their toys or food with a sibling or classmate when asked.
  • Wash their hands with soap before eating and after using the bathroom on their own.
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Milestone Project

Milestone Project: "My Day, My Story"

The student draws a picture of their favorite activity of the day, writes 3 simple sentences in English describing it, and reads it aloud to a teacher or parent.