The NCERT Solutions for Class 3 EVS Chapter 15 are now available on Study Studio, and students can download them for free. These NCERT Solutions will help you with the exercises given at the end of the chapter. This lesson in EVS provides insights into making pots through a story of two birds. There is a moral of the story for the learning of children. The purpose of the lesson is to teach students how to make a pot. They can try making a pot with clay at home. This will be a great opportunity to discover many things in nature. ch15Download Access NCERT Solutions for EVS Class 3 Chapter 15 – Making Pots 1. Why did the crow need a pot? Ans: A pot was required for the crow to fill with water. The crow desired to clean its beak in that water. 2. Who all helped the crow to make the pot? Ans: Using a clay pit and trowel, the blacksmith and potter assisted the crow in making the pot. 3. What things did the potter need? Ans: For the pot, the potter needed clay from the clay pit. 4. Are their utensils made of clay in your house? Which are these? Ans: Yes, I have utensils made of clay in my residence, such as a pot, a glass, and a Tawa. 5. If someone gives you clay, will you be able to make some utensils from it? Ans: I can make glass out of clay if someone offers it to me. 6. What will happen if you store water in these pots overnight? Ans: If I leave the water in these pots overnight, it will freeze. It's also possible that the pot will melt. Another possibility and most likely is water in the pot will become cold. 7. We often keep water in a clay pot at home or in school. Why do these pots not get spoilt by the water? Ans: At home or school, we frequently keep water in a clay pot. These pots are not affected by water because they are fired in a kiln. 8. Have you ever seen bricks or pots being baked in a kiln? Ans: Yes, I have witnessed the baking of bricks in a kiln. 9.Long, long ago, when people did not have any pots, what did those people do? Ans: People used their hands, outside cover of coconut, and leaves long, long ago when they didn't have any pots. 10. Why would people have made pots? Imagine – one day all the pots disappear from the world. What will happen in your house? Ans: People have created pots to make their daily tasks easier. With the help of pots, cooking and filling water is a breeze. We won't be able to keep water if we don't have pots in my house, which will cause a slew of problems. We won't be able to store grains, legumes, or other foodstuffs. Food items will spoil quickly in this manner. NCERT Solutions for Class 3 EVS Chapter 15 - Making Pots - Free PDF Download Chapter 15 from NCERT EVS for Class 3 deals with the procedure and things required in making pots. There were two birds: a sparrow and a crow. The sparrow’s name was Phugudi and the crow’s name was Bhanate. They were very good friends. One day the crow told the sparrow that if she laid eggs first then she would eat them and if the crow laid eggs first then the sparrow could eat her eggs. They both agreed with each other. After a few days, Phugudi laid eggs and the crow wanted to eat them as per their deal. The sparrow got scared and she thought of tricking Bhanate. She told Bhanate to first go and wash her beak in the river before eating the egg. She agreed. The crow went to the riverbank and asked the river for some water so she could wash her beak. Bhanate told the river that after washing her beak she would eat Phugudi’s egg. The river asked her to bring a pot to fill water. Bhanate then went to the potter and requested a pot so that she could fill some water in the pot to wash her beak. The potter asked her to bring some clay from the clay-pit to make the pots. Bhanate went to the clay-pit and asked for some clay in order to make a pot. The clay-pit asked her to bring a trowel, to dig the soil, from the blacksmith. From the clay-pit, the crow went to the blacksmith to ask for a trowel to dig the soil and take the soil to the potter with which he would make a pot for the crow, and then she would get water from the river to wash her beak. The blacksmith agreed to give her the trowel and told her to return it. Bhanate took the trowel and reached the clay-pit. It dug the soil and then she took the soil to the potter. The potter made a pot and then the crow took the pot to the riverbank and filled it with water. Bhanate finally washed her beak and ran to eat Phugudi’s egg. By the time she reached, the egg had already hatched and a little bird came out of it and flew far away from Bhanate. Many many years back, people did not have pots. They wanted to cook and store food in some kind of vessel. After much thought, people learned to make pots. Initially, pots were made of stone and clay. They used to make the pots with their hands and then burnt them in the fire to make them stronger. Conclusion This lesson gives a beautiful narrative about how a greedy crow was tricked by the mother sparrow to save her child. In her quest for eating the sparrow’s egg, she went from the river to the potter and then to the clay-pit and finally to the blacksmith. Through this story, we learned what materials are required for making a pot and the procedure of making it.