Class-3 EVS Chapter-22, Left-Right, Additional Exercises in line with NCERT book / CBSE Syllabus


Chapter-22
Left - Right
Look in your classroom and tell -

What is there on your left?
Benches, Windows

What things are there behind you?
Benches, charts

On whose left side are you sitting?
Namitha

What is there on your right?
Benches, door, Display Board

Who is sitting on your right?
Geeta

What is in front of you?
Headboard, smart board, cupboards

On whose right side are you sitting?
Namitha

This is a picture with Ruchira in the centre. In this picture, draw-
·         A book behind Ruchira
·         An animal on Ruchira’s right
·         A chair onRuchira’s left
·         A tree in fron of Ruchira

                                                                                                                             
Guide Ruchira from home to school.
(Trace Ruchira’s way from home to school the above map with coloured pencil.)



Which places and things will Ruchira find on her way from home to school? Write their names.
House           
Handpump   
Well               
Post Office   
Bus Stop       
Hospital        
Shop             
Tree               
Park               

Which of these things and places will she find on het right side and which places on her left?

On her right
On her left
Tree
Houses
Park
Bus Stop
Well
Hospital
Post Office
Shop

Tree

Handpump

How many times will Ruchira have to take a turn on her way from home to school?
Five times                                         

Here is a smaller version of the earlier picture. In this there are symbols in place of pictures. Such a picture is called a map. Identify the symbols and write them.





Can you tell why these symbols are used?
Symbols are used in a map because it is not possible to make real pictures in limited space. Symbols make us understand the objects, features and distances easily.

Which other signs can you see in your neighbourhood? Draw them and write what they indicate?


A list of symbols used in the map is given. Look carefully and write.




How many houses are there in the map?                                                4         
How many shops are there in the map?                                                  1         
How many trees are there in the map?                                                    4         
How many pumps are there in the map?                                                 1         
Is the school closer to the post office or the hospital?              Post Office   
What is near the bus stop?                                                                        Well   
Whithout the list of symbols could you have read the map?                No      

Write some symbols that you have learnt in mathematics.

Mathematical symbols
Their meanings
+
Addition
-
Subtraction
X
Multiplication
÷
Division
> 
Greater than
< 
Smaller than
=
Equal to



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