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This document contains an EVS lesson plan about different animals and how they move. It includes a chart listing various animals like parrot, sparrow, crow, elephant, cow, dog, lizard, snake, and snail. It asks students to name 3 birds that can fly, 3 animals that can crawl, and 3 animals that live on land. The document also includes riddles that describe different animals like monkey, spider, owl, frog, snail, and snail. It concludes with suggesting a thumb printing activity making animal shapes.
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- 1. Class – III Subject –EVS Topic – Poonam’s day out Mrs. Prisca Phipon.
- 3. Different Animals move in different ways to go from one place to another
- 8. Animals live in different places.
- 10. Cat Lion Horse
- 11. Ant Worm Snake
- 12. 1) Name three birds who can fly? 1) 2) 3) 2) Name three animals who can crawl ? 1) 2) 3) 3) Name three animals that live on land . 1) 2) 3)
- 13. Who am I (Riddles) x t y a b l s m o n k e y p m r q n x a i d t f r o g d j o w l e k e l i b c h i r m s n a i l n g e f q s w y
- 14. Answer x t y a b l s m o n k e y p m r q n x a i d t f r o g d j o w l e k e l i b c h i r m s n a i l n g e f q s w y
- 15. 1) Banana is what I love eating, I spend my time jumping and leaping. 2) On the walls , webs I weave, where insects stick and cannot leave.
- 16. 3) I remain awake the whole night, And go to sleep in broad daylight 4) Croak, croak ,croak is my sound, In water or on land I am found.
- 17. 5) I appear after rainfall, Have no feet so I crawl. 6) Slow and steady is my pace, I always win when there is a race.
- 18. ACTIVITY Try some of these thumb prints of animals using ink or water colour.