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101 Essays Book for class 3, 4 and 5

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MTG’s 101 Essay booklet is a comprehensive book for children of classes 3-5 to engage in reading and writing. Reading helps children learn effectively and MTG’s 101 Essays supplements a variety of topics which teach children morals, ethics, basic skills, and discipline to aid their learning. The simple, age-appropriate language helps in understanding the topic efficiently and generates new innovative ideas about it.

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Building a reading habit early on in children is very effective for learning. To promote reading in children, MTG has come up with the 101 Essay booklet, which is a comprehensive book for children in classes 3-5 to engage in reading and writing. MTG’s 101 Essays are supplemented with a wide variety of topics helpful in preparing writing composition, vocabulary enrichment, and language development. The book can help students get acquainted with the correct way of undertaking writing tasks with ease.

Some notable features are-

• It covers every type of essay to teach morals, ethics, basic skills, and discipline to the children.
• The essays consist wide range of topics such as on family and friends, physical health and societal issues like child labour, women empowerment, and cleanliness.
• The variety of topics will help children preparing writing composition, vocabulary enrichment, and language development.
• The language in the essays is age-appropriate and understandable to grasp the context.
• 1. My Family
• 2. My Father
• 3. My Mother
• 4. My Grandmother
• 5. My Birthday
• 6. My Best Friend
• 9. My Neighbour
• 10. My Native Place
• 11. My City
• 12. My Classroom
• 13. My School Library
• 14. My School Picnic
• 15. My Favourite Sport
• 16. My Favourite Animal
• 17. How I Spend My Sundays
• 18. Children’s Day
• 19. Christmas
• 20. Holi : Festival of Colours
• 21. Computers
• 22. Respecting Everyone
• 23. Friendship
• 24. We Must Value Paper
• 25. Importance of Discipline
• 26. Importance of Morning Walk
• 27. Safe Driving
• 28. Importance of Drinking Water
• 29. Newspaper
• 30. Indian Farmer
• 31. Mobile Culture
• 32. A Rainy Day
• 33. India of My Dreams
• 34. My School
• 35. My Aim in Life
• 36. My Country
• 37. My Favourite Food
• 38. My Favourite Book
• 39. My Favourite Teacher
• 40. My Favourite Season
• 41. My Favourite Festival
• 42. Bus Journey
• 43. Train Journey
• 44. Republic Day
• 45. Independence Day
• 46. Teachers’ Day
• 47. Raksha Bandhan
• 48. National Animal
• 49. Soil Pollution
• 50. MS Dhoni
• 51. Nelson Mandela
• 52. Mary Kom
• 53. APJ Abdul Kalam
• 54. Wonders of Science
• 55. Team Spirit
• 56. Be Kind
• 57. Honesty
• 58. Ideal Student
• 59. Good Manners
• 60. Importance of Good Company
• 61. Haste Makes Waste
• 62. Value of Time
• 63. Good Habits
• 64. Importance of Reading
• 65. Knowledge is Power
• 66. Where There is A Will, There is A Way
• 67. Importance of Education
• 68. My Favourite Cartoon
• 69. My School Fete
• 70. Most Memorable Day of My Life
• 71. Taj Mahal
• 72. Our Capital : Delhi
• 73. Our National Game: Hockey
• 74. Save Trees
• 75. Save Water
• 76. Save Environment
• 77. Say No to Plastic
• 78. Natural Disaster
• 79. Pollution
• 80. Rainwater Harvesting
• 81. Solar Energy
• 82. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
• 83. Natural Resources
• 84. Sachin Tendulkar
• 85. Mahatma Gandhi
• 86. Mother Teresa
• 87. Bhagat Singh
• 88. Importance of Technology
• 89. Sound Health : A True Blessing
• 90. Yoga : A Good Exercise
• 91. Cleanliness is Next to Godliness
• 92. Laughter is the Best Medicine
• 93. Leadership
• 94. Value of Sports
• 95. Help Stray Animals
• 96. Junk Food
• 97. Women Empowerment
• 98. Poverty : A Problem
• 99. Life in A Village
• 100. Child Labour
• 101. As You Sow, So Shall You Reap

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Essay for Class 3 Students and Children | Creative Writing Topics For Grade 3

While Writing Essays most of you will feel difficult to express your ideas. In this article, you will find Essays for Class 3 belonging to different categories. We have listed the Short and Long Essay Topics for Grade 3 in an organised manner. Access the Essay Writing Topics for 3rd Standard all in one place through the quick links available and know how to write different essays.

List of Ideas & Essay Topics for Class 3

To help students of Class 3 we have listed the most common Essay Writing Topics. All of them are given in simple and easy to understand language. Just click on the concerned Essay Topic and learn how to write on the particular topic in a matter of seconds. You will find Short & Long Essays for 3rd Std provided here extremely helpful to inculcate creative writing ideas among your kid.

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1. How to get better at writing essays?

Make an outline and acquire a solid understanding of grammar, punctuation. Use the Right Vocabulary and write an introduction, body and conclusion supporting your ideas.

2. Where do I get different Essay Topics for Class 3?

You can get different Essay Topics for Class 3 on our page.

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Essay for Class 3 Students and Children | Creative Writing Topics For Grade 3

While Writing Essays most of you will feel difficult to express your ideas. In this article, you will find Essays for Class 3 belonging to different categories. We have listed the Short and Long Essay Topics for Grade 3 in an organised manner. Access the Essay Writing Topics for 3rd Standard all in one place through the quick links available and know how to write different essays.

List of Ideas & Essay Topics for Class 3

To help students of Class 3 we have listed the most common Essay Writing Topics. All of them are given in simple and easy to understand language. Just click on the concerned Essay Topic and learn how to write on the particular topic in a matter of seconds. You will find Short & Long Essays for 3rd Std provided here extremely helpful to inculcate creative writing ideas among your kid.

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• Essay on Butterfly for Class 3
• Essay on Doctor for Class 3
• Essay on Journey by Train for Class 3
• Essay on Football for Class 3

FAQs on Essay for Class 3

1. How to get better at writing essays? Make an outline and acquire a solid understanding of grammar, punctuation. Use the Right Vocabulary and write an introduction, body and conclusion supporting your ideas. 2. Where do I get different Essay Topics for Class 3? You can get different Essay Topics for Class 3 on our page. 3. Where do I get Free Resources for improving my Writing Skills? You can get Free Resources for improving Writing Skills on CoolGyan.Org a trusted portal.

Hope the information shared gave you several ideas on Essay Writing Topics for Class 3. If you want us to add a few more topics do leave us your suggestions and our team will look into them and add them at the earliest. Bookmark our site CoolGyan.Org for Essays of Different Classes and Topics.

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Paragraph Writing For Class 3 Format, Topics, Examples, Exercises

Paragraph writing for class 3 in english.

Paragraph writing is an essential skill that students must learn in their early years of education. It helps them to effectively communicate their ideas and thoughts in a structured and organized manner. In class 3, students are introduced to paragraph writing, where they learn about the format, topics, examples, and exercises that can help them improve their writing skills.

The format of a paragraph typically consists of a topic sentence, supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence. The topic sentence introduces the main idea of the paragraph, while the supporting sentences provide evidence and details to support the topic sentence. The concluding sentence summarizes the main points of the paragraph and brings it to a close. By following this format, students can create well-structured and coherent paragraphs.

In class 3, students are also introduced to various topics that they can write about, such as their favorite animal, a memorable vacation, or a special event. These topics help students to develop their writing skills and express their ideas in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, exercises such as inserting missing words in a paragraph or writing a paragraph from an outline can help students to practice their writing skills and improve their overall writing ability.

Also Check: Paragraph Writing Topics For Class 6

Understanding Paragraph Writing For Class 3

Paragraph writing is the process of organizing and presenting information in a coherent and logical manner. A paragraph is a group of related sentences that express a single idea or topic. It is a building block of writing, and it helps to convey information in a clear and concise way. A well-written paragraph contains a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence.

Paragraph writing is an essential skill that students need to develop from an early age. It helps them to express their ideas and thoughts in a structured and organized way. Learning how to write a paragraph enables students to communicate effectively, both in writing and speaking. It is a fundamental skill that is required in all academic subjects and is a critical component of writing assignments, essays, and reports.

Paragraph writing also helps students to develop critical thinking skills. It requires them to analyze and synthesize information, identify the main idea, and organize their thoughts in a logical sequence. This process helps them to understand complex concepts and ideas and to express them clearly and concisely.

In conclusion, understanding paragraph writing is crucial for students in Class 3 and beyond. It is a fundamental skill that is required in all academic subjects, and it helps students to communicate effectively and develop critical thinking skills.

Format Of Paragraph Writing For Class 3

When it comes to paragraph writing for Class 3 students, it is essential to follow a specific format that consists of an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should introduce the main idea of the paragraph, the body should provide supporting details and examples, and the conclusion should summarize the main points.

Topic Sentence

The topic sentence is the first sentence of the paragraph, and it should clearly state the main idea of the paragraph. It should be clear, concise, and to the point. The topic sentence should also be relevant to the overall topic of the essay or assignment.

Supporting Details

After the topic sentence, the paragraph should provide supporting details and examples to support the main idea. These details should be specific and relevant to the topic. It is essential to use descriptive language and provide examples to help the reader understand the main idea of the paragraph.

One way to organize supporting details is to use a table or bullet points. This can help to make the information easier to read and understand.

Concluding Sentence

The concluding sentence is the last sentence of the paragraph, and it should summarize the main points of the paragraph. It should also be relevant to the overall topic of the essay or assignment. The concluding sentence should be clear, concise, and to the point.

In conclusion, following a specific format for paragraph writing can help Class 3 students to write clear and concise paragraphs. By including a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence, students can effectively communicate their ideas and thoughts in writing.

Topics For Paragraph Writing For Class 3

Paragraph writing is an essential skill that students learn in their early years of education. It helps them to communicate their ideas effectively and efficiently. For Class 3 students, paragraph writing topics should be simple and easy to understand. Here are some topics that teachers can use to help their students improve their paragraph-writing skills:

• My Favorite Animal: Students can write a paragraph about their favorite animal, describing its appearance, habitat, and behavior. They can also mention why they like this animal and what makes it special to them.
• My Best Friend: Students can write a paragraph about their best friend, describing their personality, hobbies, and interests. They can also mention how they met and what they like to do together.
• My Favorite Season: Students can write a paragraph about their favorite season, describing the weather, activities, and events that take place during that time of the year. They can also mention why they like this season and what makes it special to them.
• My Favorite Food: Students can write a paragraph about their favorite food, describing its taste, texture, and ingredients. They can also mention why they like this food and when they usually eat it.
• My Family: Students can write a paragraph about their family, describing their parents, siblings, and pets. They can also mention what they like to do together and how they celebrate special occasions.

These topics are simple and easy to understand, and they provide students with an opportunity to express their thoughts and ideas in a clear and concise manner. Teachers can also encourage their students to come up with their own topics and share them with the class.

Examples Of Paragraph Writing For Class 3

Title: My Favorite Animal

Outline: Introduction – My favorite animal is a dog. Body – Reasons why I love dogs – They are loyal, friendly, and playful. Conclusion – Dogs are the best pets.

Paragraph: Dogs are amazing animals and they make great pets. They are loyal and will always be by your side no matter what. They are also very friendly and love to play. Whenever I come home from school, my dog always greets me at the door with a wagging tail. I love spending time with my dog and playing fetch in the backyard. Dogs are definitely the best pets.

Title: My Favorite Hobby

Outline: Introduction – My favorite hobby is drawing. Body – Reasons why I love drawing – It’s relaxing, creative, and fun. Conclusion – Drawing is a great way to express yourself.

Paragraph: Drawing is my favorite hobby because it allows me to be creative and express myself. Whenever I feel stressed or anxious, I like to sit down and draw. It’s a great way to relax and clear my mind. I love experimenting with different colors and techniques to create something unique. Drawing is also a lot of fun and I enjoy the process of bringing my ideas to life on paper.

Title: My Favorite Food

Outline: Introduction – My favorite food is pizza. Body – Reasons why I love pizza – It’s delicious, versatile, and easy to share. Conclusion – Pizza is the perfect meal for any occasion.

Paragraph: Pizza is my favorite food because it’s delicious and there are so many different toppings to choose from. Whether I’m in the mood for pepperoni, mushrooms, or olives, there’s always a pizza that will satisfy my cravings. Pizza is also very versatile and can be eaten for lunch, dinner, or even as a snack. Plus, it’s easy to share with friends and family, which makes it the perfect meal for any occasion.

Exercises For Paragraph Writing For Class 3

In this exercise, students will practice writing a paragraph on a given topic. The teacher will provide a topic, and students will need to write a paragraph on it. Students should follow the format of a well-structured paragraph, including a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence.

Here are some topics for practice:

• My Favorite Animal
• A Memorable Vacation
• The Importance of Exercise

In this exercise, students will practice identifying the different parts of a paragraph. The teacher will provide a paragraph, and students will need to identify the topic sentence, supporting details, and concluding sentence. This exercise will help students understand the structure of a well-written paragraph and how to organize their own writing.

Here are some example paragraphs for practice:

• The Benefits of Reading
• The Life Cycle of a Butterfly
• My Best Friend

In this exercise, students will practice editing and revising a paragraph. The teacher will provide a paragraph with errors, and students will need to identify and correct them. This exercise will help students develop their editing and proofreading skills, which are essential for producing high-quality writing.

• The Importance of Eating Healthy
• My Favorite Hobby
• A Day at the Beach

Overall, these exercises will help students develop their paragraph writing skills and become more confident writers. With practice and guidance, students can learn to write clear, well-structured paragraphs that effectively communicate their ideas.

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Review and Assessment For Paragraph Writing For Class 3

After learning about paragraph writing in Class 3, it is important to review and assess the knowledge gained. This will help students understand their strengths and weaknesses and improve their writing skills.

One way to assess paragraph writing skills is to give students writing prompts and have them write a paragraph based on the prompt. Teachers can evaluate the paragraphs based on the following criteria:

• Unity: Does the paragraph have a clear main idea?
• Coherence: Are the sentences in the paragraph logically connected?
• Organization: Is the paragraph structured in a logical way?
• Grammar and Spelling: Are the sentences grammatically correct and spelled correctly?

Another way to assess paragraph writing skills is to have students analyze and revise poorly written paragraphs. This will help them identify common mistakes and improve their own writing.

Teachers can also provide feedback to students by using rubrics that clearly outline the expectations for a well-written paragraph. Rubrics can include criteria such as the use of transitional words, sentence variety, and the inclusion of supporting details.

Overall, reviewing and assessing paragraph writing skills is an important step in developing strong writing skills. By providing feedback and opportunities for improvement, students can continue to develop their writing skills and become confident writers.

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My Dream Essay for Class 3

As per the definition, a ‘dream’ is defined as a sequence of thoughts and images which occurs in the mind of a person while he/she is sleeping. Here we will not be talking about the process of dreaming, but about dreams, ambitions and aspirations. Today we will discuss My Dream Essay for Class 3 kids.

Dr A P J Abdul Kalam had rightly said, “ Dreams are not what you see in sleep, it is the thing which does not let you sleep .”

To achieve success, the most important thing is to have ambition. Without dreams, you would not have any ambition to follow. Have a read of these 10 lines on My Dream. You can download the essay in PDF format through the link provided.

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An Essay on My Dream for Class 3

• Everyone has a dream to achieve something in his/her life.
• Some people dream of becoming rich, some want to become famous and some want to make others’ lives better by helping them.
• My dream is to become a scientist. It is not an easy-to-achieve goal. But I know I can do it.
• My inspiration is Dr A P J Abdul Kalam. He was an aerospace scientist.
• Science always entices me. There are so many exciting things to learn in it.
• I enjoy reading science books on natural processes, inventions, discoveries, plants, animals, human beings, chemical reactions, etc.
• Scientists solve global challenges, make innovations and they get to learn new things every now and then.
• When I become a scientist, I want to help society through my revolutionary ideas.
• There are so many issues including pollution and global warming. I want to innovate such devices which help the world in eradicating such problems.
• My parents and teachers always motivate me to study well and passionately work towards achieving my dream.

A Short Essay on My Dream for Class 

Every human being has dreams and aspirations in life. I, too, have a dream, and I wish to work towards fulfilling it. I want to help the needy with necessities like food, clothing, shelter and education. My grandfather is a social worker, and he is my inspiration. He often takes me to orphanages and allows me to interact with the children. This delights me and I look forward to making new friends there. Also, on my birthday, we go to orphanages and distribute food. When I grow up, I want to become a social worker like my grandfather.

That was My Dream Essay in English for Class 3 kids. A dream is what motivates us, provides us with the strength to overcome challenges and keeps us focused on achieving our goals.

There are so many other exciting topics for essays for Class 3 which you can checkout. The most common essay topics being my mother, my school, my best friend, my family, etc. Explore these essays and let your kid get the best of resources to help him/her excel in studies.

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Importance Of Books – 10 Lines, Short & Long Essay For Kids

Key Points To Remember When Writing An Essay On ‘The Importance Of Books’ For Lower Primary Classes

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Books are synonymous with learning and education, and have been a concrete source of information and knowledge for many generations. It is essential for children to develop a habit of reading books from a young age as it builds their vocabulary and self-study skills. Considering the role books play in education, ‘The Importance of Books’ is a popular topic for essay writing assignments and frequently asked as part of tests. In this write-up, we will enlighten you on how to write an essay on the importance of books for classes 1, 2 and 3 in short and long formats.

Books are an authentic source of knowledge for everyone. Here are some crucial points to keep in mind when you write about the importance of books:

• An essay should have an introduction, body, and conclusion.
• Paragraphs and short-form essays can have some facts about books and your perspective.
• Keep the points relatable to all readers.
• Avoid deviating from the topic too much when explaining the importance of books.

A simple essay can be a few lines on the importance of books. It is a good place to start the habit of writing. Here’s an example of an essay for class 1 and class 2 on the importance of books:

• Books are our best friends.
• Books contain all the information we need to learn and remember.
• There are many different types of books, such as textbooks, story books and reference encyclopedias.
• It is vital to cultivate the habit of reading books, especially in kids.
• Reading books improves concentration and reading skills.
• Books contain information about all kinds of things which build our knowledge of the world.
• Books have been the medium of information storage for hundreds of years.
• Technology has made it possible to have electronic books these days.
• I prefer to read printed books over digital books as the feel of every book is different.
• I love spending time reading all the books I have in my little library.

Paragraph essays lay the foundation for long-form essay writing skills. Here’s an example of how to approach the topic:

Books are our true best friends. They are full of information we need for our education and daily life. There are different types of books for a variety of knowledge that we seek, including science, history, mathematics, biology, fantasy, and anything else we need. My favourites are story books about adventure and books on history. I can spend my entire day reading these books and immerse myself in a world of imagination and thrill. Books help us to share information and will continue to be significant, although electronic media have gained popularity. Books will always be my best friends and source of imagination and inspiration.

Writing short essays help children build the skills to write long articles on any topic. Here is an example of a short essay on books:

Books play an important role in our lives as they are the source of knowledge and information on all kinds of topics. Books, like good friends, can make you a better person by keeping you company and teaching essential lessons. Everyone should inculcate a habit of reading books to improve their reading, vocabulary, and awareness on different topics. Even if the book being read is fiction or fantasy, it is food for our imagination and language skills. Parents must encourage children to read books as reading is the most crucial skill for academic success. By cultivating a fast reading habit, they can absorb more information and become skilled readers later in life. Children should develop a habit of reading on a variety of subjects, so they have broad knowledge as they go through higher grades. Eventually, they will see that there will always be more books to read and more friends to make! Books are the kind of companions who never grow old and can guide us in life’s journey.

A long essay for class 3 can range over 300 words. Children have to maintain coherence throughout the paragraphs and employ good storytelling. Here is an example of a long essay on the importance of books in our life:

Books are more than just pages with printed text. Throughout history, books have been the record keepers of events and the repository of collective human knowledge. Without written documents or printed texts, human civilisation would not be what it is today. Great thinkers, writers and influencers have always been book readers, and they spent a significant portion of their time reading books to gather knowledge that would later help them transform the world.

Everybody has read books at some point in life, whether out of interest or for studies. Children are familiar with their academic books, and many have libraries filled with their favourite books. Reading books from a young age is crucial as it builds vocabulary and language skills. People who are good readers also become good writers, and good writing is a skill vital for academic success.

To reap the benefits of reading, children should pick a wide range of topics from literature to science and history. Reading books on fiction and fantasy is equally vital as it stimulates the imagination and builds vocabulary. Books on philosophy are excellent sources of material on spiritual and philosophical ideas. They should also become part of our reading list, so we have a good understanding of ourselves and the higher purpose in life.

Considering the benefits books have to offer us, it won’t be wrong to call them our best friends as they will remain by us throughout our lives. As we develop the habit of reading more and more books, we will realise that we also see each book has a character of its own which influences our personality. Only books can take us on many different journeys that are impossible to experience in one single life.

Why Are Books Important?

Books are important because different genres of books contain information about various subjects. We can learn about history, philosophy, values, and science by reading books. A habit of reading builds our knowledge and contributes to intelligence. For many people, reading books is a stress relief exercise and an escape to a different world they can enjoy. For kids, books build language skills and imagination.

What Are The Different Genres Of Books?

Books come in different genres such as travel, philosophy, science, fashion, technology, self-help, motivation, and many more. Each genre has specific information about its subjects and topics.

What Type Of Books Should Children Read?

Children should read fiction, fantasy, science, and history from their usual academic books to learn about different things. The more genre of books their read, the wider their knowledge will be. Reading more also builds language skills and develops their vocabulary.

The essays above are short and long-form essays on the topic of books. Their purpose is to give them an idea about how they can frame their own essays on the subject and gather points they can use in their write-ups.

As we have seen from the examples above, books are long-term friends we need in our lives, and the more we have, the merrier. Although electronic media now dominates the world, books will always have an important place in our lives.

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My Favourite Book Essay For Class 3 Student

My favorite book short essay for class three kids students is written below in easy simple English. Alm sentences and paragraphs are reviewed by our expert writer. Hope you find no single error and difficulty while reading this article.

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Let me tell you about my favorite edition . It’s called One Hundred Years of Solitude and was written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in 1967. My copy is an English translation, but the original Spanish version won the 1982 Nobel Prize in Literature.

The novel begins in a fictional South American town called Macondo, which is surrounded by banana plantations and constantly bathed in a fine mist that makes everything smooth. Though full of strange happenings, Macondo is an idyllic city where people fall in love at first sight and women seem more beautiful as they age.

The first few pages describe some of Mrquez’s ancestors. These people don’t act like adults. They are more like children living in a self-created magical world where even death doesn’t seem real. The best things happen and yet the city dwellers accept them unquestionably.

The conflict arises when Jos Arcadio Brenda, one of the founders of Macondos, tries to make the city a place where something strange cannot happen. Much of the book revolves around the struggle of his descendants against this fate.

The more I read A Hundred Years of Solitude, the more I get the feeling that Garcia Mrquez knows exactly what he is talking about. He has a kind of wisdom about the world that I would give anything to own. He knows how people think and act, even if they are so different from everyone else I have ever known.

I’m not kidding when I say that reading this novel changed my life. It taught me to have new experiences, like a kid hugging candy to be curious and grateful for everything that happened, even when it didn’t seem rational.

The characters in One Hundred Years of Solitude are so real to me that I feel like they’re my family. The ghosts, the old men who can communicate with fish , the one-legged captain who always wears an eye patch because he lost his eye while discovering America. I love them all.

Hundred Years of Solitude is my favorite book because it taught me to believe in the magic of the world around me. I love this novel with all my heart. It’s like a friend that I’ll never forget or let go of. It’s not just about what Mrquez wrote about the power of words and how they can change someone’s life.

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My Country Essay in English for Class 3 Students

Essay on my country for class 3 students.

Essay writing is very important for all school children. It helps in various skill development. The word ‘essay’ is basically a Latin word ‘exagium’, which means representing one side of an argument or thoughts or experience in writing. So, an essay is basically a short piece of writing from one’s perspective. For the students of Class 3, essay writing helps to gain them a perspective and improve their critical thinking ability.

My Beautiful Country: India

The name of my country is India. Citizens of India are known as Indians. Situated in the Asian continent, India is also known in the names of ‘Bharat’ and ‘Hindustan’. Therefore, the Indian citizens are also referred to as ‘Bharatiya’ and ‘Hindustani’ respectively. Our country is the second-most populous country in the world. India’s national flag is tri-coloured horizontally - deep saffron at the top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom. At the centre of the flag, there is Ashoka Chakra which is a navy blue wheel with white bands.

India, which is the seventh-largest country in the world, is situated in a beautiful geographical location. Surrounded by the Himalayas in the north, the country tapers off towards the south falling into the Indian Ocean in between the Bay of Bengal on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. India shares its borders with Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, and Myanmar.

India is a democratic country. On August 15, 1947, our country gained independence. 

There are a total number of 28 states and 8 Union Territories. The President of India is the Head of the State and the commander-in-chief of the Indian army as well. The Prime Minister is the Head of the Government and runs the office with the support of the Council of Ministers who form the Cabinet Ministry. The Indian constitution is the supreme foundation of the Indian legal system. 

The names of Indian states are - Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. Among all of these, Madhya Pradesh is the largest state and Goa is the smallest state. Delhi is the capital of our country.

And, here are the names of eight Union Territories -   Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli & Daman & Diu, National Capital Territory of Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Lakshadweep, Ladakh, and Puducherry.

The name ‘India’ originates from the word ‘Indus’, which also indirectly derives from the word ‘Sindhus’. ‘Jana Gana Mana’ is the national anthem while ‘Vande Mataram’ is referred to as the national song of India. Peacock is the national bird of India while Tiger is known as the national animal.

India is known for its rich and diverse culture. The country is filled with people of various religions, caste, creed, language and they live in harmony. India is home to many major religions such as Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Parsis, and Jainism. Apart from these, religions like Zoroastrianism, Judaism are also practised here. With such diverse cultures, religions, traditions, foods, India truly depicts the definition of ‘Unity in Diversity’. Hindi is the most commonly spoken and also the official language of India. Last but not least, I am proud to be an Indian and I love my country.

My Country, My Homeland 

It's known from archaeological substantiation that a largely sophisticated citified culture; the Indus civilization dominated the northwestern part of the key from about 2600 to 2000 BCE. From that period on, India worked as a near tone, containing political and cultural arena, which gave rise to a particular tradition that was associated primarily with Hinduism, the roots of which may largely be traced to the Indus civilization. Buddhism and Jainism began in India, though their presence there's now relatively small and throughout the centuries residents of the civilization have been developing a rich intellectual life in similar fields as mathematics, astronomy, armature, literature, music, and the fine trades. 

Some Facts about India

The largest democracy in the world

India is the 7th largest country in the world, measuring a total area of 3.29 mn sq km. According to UN estimates, the country is home to 18 percent of the world’s population. 

India is famed as the most vibrant republic in the world. The number of registered choosers in the 2019 general election stood at about 911 million. 

World’s Largest Postal Network 

India has a postal network of post services, as per India Post’s periodic report 2018-19. Over 80 per cent of the branches are located in pastoral areas. 

Statue of Unity             

India is notorious for hosting the world’s altitudinous statue, referred to as the Statue of Unity. The 597 ft (182 m) high statue is that of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a insurgent and therefore the first Home Minister of independent India. 

The Statue of Unity is twice the dimensions of the latest York’s Statue of Liberty. It was unveiled on October 31, 2018, to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Patel. 

The monument is found on a swash islet named Sadhu Bet in Gujarat, roughly 200 km from Ahmedabad. 

Chess was invented in India during the 6 th century AD in the Makuhari Kingdom.

The studies of Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calculus originated in india.

India is a diverse country with many different cultural values. To live and know about this Country is one of the most unmatched joys of life. An Essay on India comprises a lot of distinctive features that can be looked upon. Look for more Essay samples on Vedantu’s website and download the PDFs for free.

FAQs on My Country Essay in English for Class 3 Students

1. How does essay writing help in skill development for a Class 3 kid?

Writing essays for Class 3 improves the writing skills of kids. It also enhances vocabulary and sparks their creativity.  

2. How can the students of Class 3 get help from an online e-learning portal?

Yes, there are so many e-learning portals and ed-tech portals available, who provide top-notch quality study materials for the Class 3 students. If you are a parent, you can refer to one of these sites such as Vedantu to get the best study materials for your kids

3. Why is India a unique country?

The shampoo is said to have begun in India in 1800 Bulletin “ Champo”, which was first discovered by early social dealers visiting India, together with body massage, and it was brought back to Europe under the name, “ champing.” 

 Notorious British actress Vivien Leigh, known for playing Scarlett O’Hara in the classic “ Gone With the Wind” was born Vivian Mary Hartley on Nov. 5, 1913, in Darjeeling, India. She returned to England when Vivian was 6 times old. 

Most Indians do not watch Bollywood pictures, according to the BBC. The country said to be obsessed with their grandiose musical products has veritably many cinema defences-- compared with defences in the United States. 

4. Why were the British reluctant to lose India?

India was maybe the most important to Britain of the homes in the conglomerate. It was run in a different way from the utmost other corridors of the conglomerate because it had been different from other corridors of the conglomerate. India was largely populated. It had been economically developed. There have been countries with governments that were even as complex as Britain. As a result, Britain couldn't march by and take over. British rule developed through a mixture of military units and alliances with Indian autocrats.

By the 1800s, British rule in India was strong. Still, there were only a bitsy number of British dogfaces and directors in India. Indian civil retainers did the maturity of the day-to-day work that allowed British rule to operate. By the 1800s, there were numerous thousands of middle-class Indians who worked in the administration, who spoke English and who had an English education ( frequently entered in India). 

5. Is India a good place to live in?

A check reflecting perceptions about 73 countries has thrown up both good and bad news for India. The check says India is among the stylish 25 countries to live in 2020. There are only four other Asian countries; China, Singapore, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates in the list.

India has moved two places up within the check, conducted by the US News and therefore the World Report in association with the Wharton School of the US, over its 2019 ranking. It was ranked 27 last time.

But the check also showed that people don't have a truly good perception about India in the matters of raising children in the country or the status of women also.

In the list of stylish countries to raise children, India stands at 59th position. A disciplinarian nation like Singapore is ranked 22, and indeed countries facing internal strife analogous to Kenya and Egypt are placed above India in the list of stylish countries to raise children.

6. Why did the British give freedom to India?

World War II had a profound effect on the social powers because it completely destroyed their husbandry. Hitler destroyed the husbandry of Britain and France to such an extent that they were no longer suitable to financially maintain their military forces, and were hence unfit to contain the burgeoning freedom movements in their colonies. It's worth noting that Britain was in such bad shape that it entered about one-fourth of the total aid given under the Marshall Plan. 

Anyhow, Gandhi or any other leader, Britain would have left India in 1947 purely for financial reasons, due to its wholly collapsed economy. After WWII, Britain left not only India but nearly all its other goods, including Jordan in 1946, Palestine in 1947, Sri Lanka in 1948, Myanmar in 1948, Egypt in 1952 and Malaysia in 1957. 

For the same reason, France also had to grant independence to Laos in 1949 and Cambodia in 1953, and had to leave Vietnam in 1954; the Netherlands also left the ultimate of its colonies called Dutch East Indies, mainly Indonesia in 1949. Had there been no Hitler and no World War II, it most presumably would have taken another 30 or farther times for India and some of the other colonies to achieve independence. 

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Essay on Books for Students and Children

500 Words Essay on Books

Books are referred to as a man’s best friend . They are very beneficial for mankind and have helped it evolve. There is a powerhouse of information and knowledge. Books offer us so many things without asking for anything in return. Books leave a deep impact on us and are responsible for uplifting our mood.

This is why we suggest children read books from an early age to gain knowledge. The best part about books is that there are various types of books. One can read any type to gain different types of knowledge. Reading must be done by people of all ages. It not only widens our thinking but also enhances our vocabulary.

Different Genres of Books

There are different genres of books available for book readers. Every day, thousands of books are released in the market ranging from travel books to fictional books. We can pick any book of our interest to expand our knowledge and enjoy the reading experience.

Firstly, we have travel books, which tell us about the experience of various travelers. They introduce us to different places in the world without moving from our place. It gives us traveling tips which we can use in the future. Then, we have history books which state historical events. They teach about the eras and how people lived in times gone by.

Furthermore, we have technology books that teach us about technological developments and different equipment. You can also read fashion and lifestyle books to get up to date with the latest trends in the fashion industry.

Most importantly, there are self-help books and motivational books . These books help in the personality development of an individual. They inspire us to do well in life and also bring a positive change in ourselves. Finally, we have fictional books. They are based on the writer’s imagination and help us in enhancing our imagination too. They are very entertaining and keep us intrigued until the very end.

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Benefits of Reading Books

There are not one but various advantages of reading books. To begin with, it improves our knowledge on a variety of subjects. Moreover, it makes us wiser. When we learn different things, we learn to deal with them differently too. Similarly, books also keep us entertained. They kill our boredom and give us great company when we are alone.

Furthermore, books help us to recognize our areas of interest. They also determine our career choice to a great extent. Most importantly, books improve our vocabulary . We learn new words from it and that widens our vocabulary. In addition, books boost our creativity. They help us discover a completely new side.

In other words, books make us more fluent in languages. They enhance our writing skills too. Plus, we become more confident after the knowledge of books. They help us in debating, public speaking , quizzes and more.

In short, books give us a newer perspective and gives us a deeper understanding of things. It impacts our personality positively as well. Thus, we see how books provide us with so many benefits. We should encourage everyone to read more books and useless phones.

FAQs on Books

Q.1 State the different genres of books.

A.1 Books come in different genres. Some of them are travel books, history books, technology books, fashion and lifestyle books, self-help books, motivational books, and fictional books.

Q.2 Why are books important?

A.2 Books are of great importance to mankind. They enhance our knowledge and vocabulary. They keep us entertained and also widen our perspective. This, in turn, makes us more confident and wise.

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