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Greetings

• Hi Students, Nice to meet you all


Subject Proverb
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Subject Code : 0838
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New Learning Concepts of Grade 3


Learning Objectives

• The different kinds of festivals celebrated in India.


• National festivals
• Religious Festivals
• Harvest Festivals
• The birthdays of great people
FESTIVALS
A time of Fun, Joy & Celebration.

India is a land of festivals


India – Land of Diversity

Climate
Landforms Language

Festivals

Clothes
Religion Food
Types of Festivals

1. National Festivals 2. Religious Festivals 3. Harvest Festivals

Festivals that are celebrated by some


states/religion are called Religious
Festivals that are celebrated by the
Festivals.
Whole nation is called National Festivals.
Hindu
Republic Day
Muslim
Independence Day
Christian
Gandhi Jayanthi
Sikh
Parsis
1.Republic day
2.Rangoli
3.Eid-Ul-Fitr
4.Langar
5.Pongal
6.Onam

1.B
2.D
3.A
4.C
1-A
2-C
3-C
4-A
5-C
National Days

Festivals that are celebrated by the


Whole nation is called National
Festivals.

Republic Day – 26th January


Independence Day – 15th August
Gandhi Jayanthi – 2nd October
National Days
Republic Day

LIVE: Republic Day Parade - 2022 - YouTube


Gandhi
Jayanthi
Unit- 8
Our Festivals
*Keywords

1. Festivals
2. Prime Minister
3. Constitution
4. Parade
5. Rajpath
6. Samadhi
7. Rangoli
8. Gulal
9. Langars
10.Guru Granth Sahib
11.Ramzan
12.Namaz
13.Buddha Purnima
14.Mahavir jayanti
*Answer the following
a land of festivals. Do you agree with this statement?
on for your answer.
agree with the statement that India is a land of festivals.
rate many festivals in India. While some festivals are celebra
country, some festivals are celebrated In particular states.
e national days, religious festival, harvest festival and specia
celebration of famous personalities Being celebrated in India.

2. How are National days different from Religious festivals?


Ans- National days are celebrated throughout the country.
Where as Religious festivals are special days celebrated by people belonging to
different religion in different ways.
3. How do we celebrate the following festival- Diwali, Eid-ul-fitr , Christmas and
Gurupurb?
Ans- Diwali- On this day people decorate their houses with diyas , rangoli , lights and candles . Some
people burst crackers. People also worship Lakshmi ,the goddess of wealth at home.

Eid-Ul-Fitr- People offer namaz at mosque. They embrace and wish each other ‘Eid Mubarak’. A
special sweet dish called ’Sewain’ is prepared on this day.

Christmas-At midnight, on Christmas, special prayers take place in churches. People decorate
Christmas tree and bake cakes on this festival. Children receive gifts from Santa Claus on this day.

Gurupurb- The Sikhs take out huge processions in towns and cities on this day.They go to guruwaras
to offer prayers and hold langars, where free meals are given to all. The holy book of the Sikhs called
Guru Granth Sahib is read on tis day.
4.What is a harvest festival ? Why do you think every region has its own
harvest festival? Describe any two.
Ans- Harvest festivals celebrate the harvesting, or the gathering, of crops.
Evert region has its own harvest festival because agricultural practices, climates,
and cultural traditional vary widely around the country. Different crops are
growth in different regions, and the timing of harvest varies. Two famous
Indian harvest festivals are- (own answer)
Types of Festivals

1. National Festivals 2. Religious Festivals 3. Harvest Festivals

1. Republic Day
1. Diwali 1. Bihu
2. Independence Day
2. Holi 2. Pongal
3. Gandhi Jayanthi
3. Dussehra 3. Baisakhi
4. Gurpurab 4. Onam
5. Eid-Ul-Fitr
6. Christmas
7. Navroz
Get, Set, Go….
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