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NCERT Solutions for Class 3 Arts Chapter 14: Dance with Nature
"Dance with Nature" closes the Movement and Dance unit by drawing inspiration from the natural world: birds flying, trees swaying, rain falling and rivers flowing. The book says nature is the biggest source of inspiration for the arts, and children express what they observe through movement. The chapter combines observation, imagination and bodily expression, and helps children appreciate and care for the environment. Activities can include imitating animals, elements and seasons, and moving to the sounds of nature. It links well with science lessons and outdoor learning. This is chapter 14 of 20 in Bansuri, the Class 3 Arts textbook, in the Movement and Dance section, and begins on page 98 of the printed 2026-27 book. It follows "I Play and Dance" and is followed by "Explore". The activities in "Dance with Nature" are suggestions that teachers can select, adapt and extend. Children may work alone or in groups, and the book reminds teachers that diversity of expression is the beauty of childhood. Assessment tools in the book track growth in competence and skill over time. Families can help by providing simple materials, displaying the child's work and encouraging practice at home without criticism. Provide simple materials at home, such as paper, crayons, clay, leaves or household objects, and let your child explore without worrying about the result. Display their work and ask them to talk about what they made or performed in "Dance with Nature". Avoid comparing it with others' work. This overview is written from the 2026-27 textbook's Contents page, its preface and the chapter title, to help families and teachers prepare. Please read the chapter itself for exact content, activities and exercises.
Chapter overview
Dance with Nature
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