NCERT Class 3 Arts Bansuri - I: Chapter 15 — Explore

NCERT CBSE Class 3 Arts Bansuri - I Chapter 15 English PDF

This chapter, 'The teacher has to demonstrate activities,' from NCERT Class 3 Arts Bansuri–I, emphasizes the crucial role of the teacher in demonstrating activities before students attempt them. It encourages teachers to allow children to think and develop their own ideas. The chapter suggests using a character named Vidushaka, from traditional Indian theatre, to introduce concepts and guide students through lessons, which are structured like a drama script with acts and scenes. Vidushaka's role is to provide information, connect scenes, and deliver key takeaways with humor. Safety is highlighted, advising the use of spacious, obstruction-free areas for activities. Additional resources are available via QR codes to aid teachers in demonstrating activities effectively, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for Class 3 students in their Arts curriculum.

Quick info

BoardCBSE / NCERT
ClassClass 3
SubjectArts
BookBansuri - I
ChapterChapter 15 — Explore
LanguageEnglish
PDF typeNCERT Textbook
SessionCBSE 2026
Reading time2 minutes
Word count278

Learning outcomes

Vocabulary

WordMeaning
DemonstrateTo show or explain how something is done or works.
ActivitiesThings that people do, especially for enjoyment or to achieve a purpose.
VidushakaA character from traditional Indian theatre, often a jester or comic figure.
TraditionalExisting in or as part of a tradition; long-established.
ConceptsAbstract ideas or general notions.
AnticsFoolish, outrageous, or amusing behavior.
ObstructionsThings that block one's way or prevent or hinder progress.

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Practice questions

  1. Why is it important for a teacher to demonstrate an activity before students do it? Answer: It helps students understand how to perform the activity correctly and safely.
  2. What is the role of Vidushaka in the context of this chapter? Answer: Vidushaka introduces concepts, guides students, and delivers lessons with humor and antics.
  3. How should the space for activities be prepared? Answer: The space should be spacious, empty, and free from obstructions or sharp objects.
  4. What does the chapter suggest about children's own ideas? Answer: It suggests letting children think and come up with their own ideas or situations.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main focus of NCERT Class 3 Arts Chapter 15?

The chapter focuses on the teacher's role in demonstrating activities and encouraging student creativity.

Who is Vidushaka and why is this character used?

Vidushaka is a character from traditional Indian theatre, used to introduce concepts and guide students with humor.

How are the lessons structured in this chapter?

Lessons are modelled as drama scripts, divided into acts (chapters) and scenes (lessons).

What safety precautions are mentioned for activities?

Activities should be conducted in spacious, empty areas free from obstructions or sharp objects.

Where can teachers find additional help for demonstrating activities?

Additional examples and ideas are provided in the QR codes linked within the chapter.

Related resources

Important topics

Importance of teacher demonstration Encouraging student ideas Role of Vidushaka Safety in activities

Topics covered

Teacher demonstration Student creativity Vidushaka character Traditional Indian theatre Drama script structure Acts and scenes Safe activity spaces QR codes for resources

NCERT Class 3 Arts — Bansuri - I — Chapter 15 — Explore. Verified by NCERT Help Editorial Team. Reviewed on 29 Jul 2026. Last updated 10 Aug 2026.