My School Essay for Class 3

‘My School’ is one of the most commonly asked essay topics by teachers of Class 3 CBSE. The English teacher often gives this topic to make the students aware of the people, things, and places within the school. It makes the students alert and even helps them to realize the relationship they keep at the foremost prestigious education center of their lives.

Moreover, the topic cultivates the students’ creative writing skills and gives them a chance to express their opinion about the teachers and school environment. It also ensures that the students become aware of the names of the teacher and the subjects they teach.

As a result, students start identifying or recognizing their tutors, even outside school, and never forget to pay their respects. Although the topic is simple for most class three students, they still need to create meaningful and correlated sentences to express their thoughts. A few tips can help your child achieve this goal and get good grades.

Tips to Write a Great ‘My School Essay for Class 3’ Students:-

Word Limit

Identifying the essay’s word limit is a great method of finishing the ‘My School’ essay on time, reviewing it completely, correcting the errors, and rechecking other answers to get good grades. The intro paragraph in this blog before the subheadline is 162 words.

So, you get the idea that more than half of the intro would cover 100 words, and reducing a line would cover 150 words. Teaching kids to identify the word limit is possible on pen and paper by judging sentence differences, i.e., the number of extra sentences in a 150-word essay versus a 100-word essay.

Sometimes the teacher might even ask students to write ten lines about the school. So, class three students need to choose the things they need to mention the most. It could include prayer, games, classes, teachers, the principal, friends, team names, best period, sightseeing, picnics, food, and canteen/cafeteria.

Tone of Voice

Most class three students would mention details about the school that they notice. However, it should not seem like a statement related to the previous and the upcoming sentence.

For example, ‘My school’s name is ___. It is situated in __, a beautiful place known for its ___. I arrive at school by taking a bus from a stop near my home and have to get up early to reach on time to take the bus. It takes one hour from the bus stop to reach my class, and I get to meet my friend, Ravi, Ranjan, and Niranjan, in my class.’

In this above example, the student mentions details about the school’s location, the location’s importance, the mode of transportation, daily activities before boarding the bus, and more. The student also expresses a happy tone of voice after meeting his friends compared to the rest of the routine.

Focus on a Class, Subject, and Activity

Class 3 students can write a great ‘My School’ essay by focusing on their favorite class, subject, teacher, and activities. Students often forget to mention the morning prayer, a vital activity of the day; mentioning it can make them realize it is important.

Moreover, most class three students have a favorite class, like crafts, acting, or games. They can mention the place to attend it and the reasons for liking it. Parents and teachers like to know more about students’ strengths to guide them actively.

Some students might even love the scenic route where the school is situated and could mention the view of the mountains across the school building or the bus. They can share about the window with the best view from their class.