Class 3 Unit 4 Chapter 11. Chanda Mama

Santoor Class 3 - Chapter 11 - Chanda Mama Counts the Stars
UNIT 4 • SANTOOR • CLASS 3
CHAPTER 11

Chanda Mama Counts the Stars

Interactive Digital Chapter
๐Ÿ“– Let us Read

Chanda Mama! At times round as a circle and at times different. Once, he started counting the stars. 1 … 2 … 3 … 10 … 21 … 45 … 99 … 100 … 311 … 516 … 890 … yawn … 999 …

Chanda Mama fell asleep! The Sun peeped out from behind the clouds. It was morning. Chanda Mama woke up in the evening. He began to count again. But he had forgotten where he had stopped! By the time he remembered, the night was over. However, he continued to count the stars night after night. Often, he would forget the count.

One night, he was very upset. He began to cry. “Ooohh … Ooohh … What is this? I am never able to complete my counting.”

On seeing his tears, the Sun smiled, “Don’t worry! Why do you cry? I can tell you how many stars there are in the sky.”

“Really? How many?” Chanda Mama was surprised.

The Sun replied joyfully, “The number of lovely children is the same as the number of stars in the sky.”

Chanda Mama was happy! Now, the Moon came out every night. He would look at the stars. He would look at the children and he would smile happily.

๐Ÿ“š New Words
๐Ÿ’ญ Let us Think
1 Does the Moon look the same every night?
Answer: No. The Moon does not look the same every night.
2 What did Chanda Mama try to count?
Answer: Chanda Mama tried to count the stars.
3 Why did Chanda Mama fall asleep?
Answer: He became tired while counting the stars and fell asleep.
4 Who helped Chanda Mama?
Answer: The Sun helped Chanda Mama.
5 Complete the sentence:

The number of stars in the sky is the same as __________________.
Answer: The number of lovely children.

๐Ÿ’ฌ Think and Say

6 I call the Moon “Chanda Mama”. What do you call him in your language?
Children may give the name used for the Moon in their own language.
7 Chanda Mama was not able to count the stars. What things can you not count?
For example, stars in the sky and hairs on our head are difficult to count.
8 The Moon is visible during the night. What can you see in the night sky?
We can see the Moon and stars in the night sky.
๐Ÿ“ Let us Learn — Here and There!

HERE

Near us

We use here to tell the location of things that are near us.

I have a sharpener here in my pencil box.

THERE

Far from us

We use there to tell the location of things that are far from us.

The crayons are there in the big box.

Fill in the blanks with HERE or THERE.

1 The students are playing kabaddi there.
2. __________ is your shirt.
3. __________ is my bicycle.
4. I went to Chandigarh last year. My brother lives __________.
5. This is my bench. I sit __________ with my friends.
๐ŸŽง Let us Listen

Listen to each item and put it in the correct column.

Item Can be counted easily Too many to be counted
๐Ÿ”ค Interactive Vocabulary

Click any important English word to open its vocabulary popup.

๐Ÿ‘€ Sight Words
✍️ Let us Write

Complete the conversation by choosing the correct phrase from the Help Box.

Govind: Wow, look!
Safura: The moon looks so big and bright.
Sukanya: Isn’t it?
Dhruv: My grandfather .
Ramani: Let us take a picture.
Safura: My mother has .
Dhruv: Come. Stand here and .
Govind: The moon is .
Help Box
says the full moon looks very beautiful • a camera for the picture • let’s take a picture • so bright and big
Let us Do — Project Work

๐ŸŒ™ Wind Chimes

Let us make Wind Chimes with the shapes of the Moon and the stars.

Materials Required

Two cardboard sheets Coloured paper Child-friendly scissors Marker Thread Glue
1
Take a cardboard sheet. Cut a crescent-shaped Moon from it.
2
Draw stars on cardboard and cut them.
3
Use paper to decorate the shapes.
4
Attach all the shapes using thread and glue.

๐ŸŽจ Design Your Own Moon & Star Wind Chime

๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง English Summary

Chanda Mama starts counting the stars, but there are so many stars that he becomes tired and falls asleep.

He tries to count again and again, but often forgets where he stopped.

One night he becomes upset and cries. The Sun comforts him.

The Sun tells him that the number of lovely children is the same as the number of stars in the sky.

Chanda Mama becomes happy and smiles when he looks at the stars and children.

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ Hindi Summary
๐Ÿ“– Chapter 11 Assessment • Class 3
Reading Passage 1 / 6 00:00
Assessment Ready — Start Reading
Read the passage aloud. Click an incorrectly read word to mark it RED.
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