Introduction to Early Humans
Early humans lived thousands of years ago and were very different from us today. They were the first people to walk on Earth and learn how to survive.

What Did Early Humans Look Like?
- Early humans were not as tall as we are.
- They had thick hair and strong bodies to survive in the wild.
- They wore clothes made from animal skins.

How Did Early Humans Live?
- Early humans lived in groups called tribes.
- They were nomadic, which means they moved around to find food and water.
- They used simple tools made from stones and bones.

What Did They Eat?
- Early humans were hunters and gatherers.
- They hunted animals like mammoths and gathered fruits, nuts, and vegetables.
- They learned to make fire, which helped them cook food.

How Did They Communicate?
- Early humans did not have written language.
- They used sounds, gestures, and drawings to communicate.
- Cave paintings are one way we learn about them today.

What Did They Discover?
- Early humans discovered how to make tools and use fire.
- They learned to build shelters from branches and animal skins.
- They found ways to work together for hunting and gathering.

Fun Fact!
- Early humans lived during the Stone Age, which was named after the tools they used.

Worksheets for Class 3
To help Class 3 students understand early humans better, worksheets can include:
- **Matching**: Match pictures of early humans with their tools.
- **Fill in the Blanks**: Complete sentences about early human life.
- **Drawing**: Draw what you think an early human looked like.
These activities make learning fun and engaging!