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Class 3 EvS (The World Around Us) Book Solution and Key Notes "Your generosity helps us continue providing helpful content. If you find it valuable, consider donating at UPI ID kvsecontent@ybl. For Download this and more Click Here" Chapter 2- Going to the Mela Key Notes Melas are exciting community events- Melas are big fairs where people gather to have fun, shop, and enjoy different activities. Example: Nita and Radha are excited to go to the mela with their family and neighbours. Preparing for outings is important- Before going out, we need to plan and pack necessary items. Example: Nita's family packs water bottles and a special bag for the mela. Traveling safely is crucial- When traveling, we need to follow safety rules to avoid accidents. Example: Rohit's father tells the children to sit properly in the bus and not put their hands or heads out of the window. Melas have many different attractions- At a mela, you can find various stalls, games, and shows. Example: The children buy toys, ride on a merry-go-round, watch a magic show, and eat different foods at the mela. Public services are available at big events- Large gatherings have safety measures and help services. Example: The mela has an ambulance, police jeep, fire engine, and a 'Lost and Found' booth. We should take care of our elders- Older people might need extra help and consideration. Example: The family gets a wheelchair for Dadiji at the mela. Proper hygiene is important- We should wash our hands before eating and dispose of waste properly. Example: The children wash their hands before eating and use dustbins for waste at the mela. Ambulance: A special van that takes sick or injured people to the hospital. It has a loud siren and flashing lights. Inside, there are medical supplies to help people quickly Police Van: A vehicle used by police officers to keep our community safe. It helps police reach places quickly when there's trouble. Police vans often have "POLICE" written on them in big letters Fire Van: A big red truck that firefighters use to put out fires. It carries lots of water and long hoses. Fire engines have ladders to help people escape from tall buildings Emergency services work together to keep us safe. It's important to know their emergency numbers and only use them when there's a real emergency. Call 112 for emergency services
Class 3 EvS (The World Around Us) Book Solution and Key Notes "Your generosity helps us continue providing helpful content. If you find it valuable, consider donating at UPI ID kvsecontent@ybl. For Download this and more Click Here" Answers to Questions Discuss 1. What do you think was in the special bag that Nita and Radha's family carried? Ans: The special bag might have contained things like water bottles, snacks, extra clothes, or first aid items. 2. How do you prepare yourself for a trip? Ans: To prepare for a trip, I pack clothes, toiletries, and any special items I might need. I also make sure to carry water and snacks. Discuss 3. What transport do you take to travel within your city/town/village? Ans: In my city, I usually travel by bus or auto-rickshaw. Sometimes, we use our family car for longer trips. 4. Why should safety measures be followed when travelling by bus, car or while riding a bicycle? Ans: Safety measures help prevent accidents and keep us safe. For example, sitting properly in a bus prevents falls if the bus stops suddenly. Write 5. What is the purpose of the 'Lost and Found' booth? Ans: The 'Lost and Found' booth helps people find things they've lost at the mela or reunite with family members if they get separated. 6. What is the role of the police dog? Ans: Police dogs help officers by sniffing out dangerous items, finding lost people, or catching criminals. 7. Have you ever been to a mela? What are the things you liked most in the mela? Ans: Yes, I went to a mela last year. I loved the colourful stalls, the yummy food, and the exciting rides. 8. Talk to the elders in the family and find out how melas were different when they were young. Ans: My grandmother told me that when she was young, melas had more traditional games and fewer electronic rides. They also had more local handicrafts for sale.