India · CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class 3 Fine Arts
This course introduces young learners to the foundational elements of visual and performing arts through the lens of Indian heritage. Students explore color theory, rhythm, and storytelling while developing their own creative voice through hands-on studio work and performance.
Lines, Shapes, and Imagination
Exploration of the fundamental building blocks of visual art through drawing and geometric patterns found in nature and architecture.
Investigating how different types of lines can communicate emotions and movement in a drawing.
Distinguishing between man-made geometric shapes and the irregular shapes found in the natural world.
Using symmetry and repetition to create traditional Indian floor patterns and decorative motifs.
The World of Colors
An introduction to color theory focusing on primary and secondary colors and their emotional impact.
Experimenting with Red, Yellow, and Blue to discover how all other colors are born.
Categorizing colors based on the feelings of temperature and mood they evoke.
Observing the diverse colors in plants, birds, and landscapes to inspire realistic and abstract painting.
Rhythm and Melody
Discovering basic musical concepts through singing, body percussion, and simple instruments.
Developing a sense of steady pulse and rhythm through clapping and movement.
Understanding high and low sounds through the Indian Sargam and simple songs.
Identifying different musical instruments and the unique sounds they produce.
Movement and Expression
Using the body as a medium for artistic expression through dance and creative movement.
Exploring how the body moves through personal and shared space.
Learning how hand positions in Indian classical dance can tell stories.
Participating in simple community folk dances that celebrate seasons and festivals.
Characters and Stories
Introduction to theater through role-play, pantomime, and character building.
Using only body language and facial expressions to communicate actions and feelings.
Developing unique voices and physicalities for different characters in a story.
Creating and using simple puppets or objects to bring a narrative to life.
Art Heritage and Appreciation
Exploring India's rich artistic history and learning how to look at and talk about art.
Studying styles like Warli and Madhubani to understand community storytelling.
Analyzing famous artworks to understand what the artist might have been thinking or feeling.
Reflecting on personal work and curating an exhibition for others to see.