Word Work
Weather Words
Say each word, listen carefully, then type it.
Trace or write the words.
TERM 2 • WEEK 6
Weather Station
Morphology and topic vocabulary
Maths: Choose sensible measurement units and make simple conversions
Year 3 online: this lesson follows the same learning sequence as the Year 3 workbook while keeping the online maths progression manageable for seven-year-old learners. Type and draw on screen, or use an exercise book whenever longer writing or maths working is easier on paper.
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Read & Talk
Read & Think
Read the passage first. Use Listen after you have tried it yourself.
The school weather station records temperature, rainfall and wind each day. A rain gauge measures how much rain has fallen. A windsock shows the direction of the wind. Students compare the results across the week and look for patterns that might help them describe the weather.
Make & Write
Write It
Write on screen or use your exercise book.
Write a short weather report using at least three topic words.
Draw here
Maths Mission
Measurement using cm/m, g/kg and mL/L
Solve each problem. Show your working when it helps.
Which unit is best for the length of a pencil: cm or m?
Which unit is best for a bag of rice: g or kg?
Which unit is best for a drink bottle: mL or L?
2 m = __ cm
Mini Mission
Weather Station Mini Mission
Try the real-world task.
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Measure or estimate three safe objects: one length, one mass and one capacity. Choose the most sensible unit for each.
Game Break
Measure It
Accuracy first. Have another go if you need it.
1
Best unit for a room length: cm or m?
2
Best unit for a teaspoon of water: mL or L?
3
Best unit for a person’s mass: g or kg?
Check In
How did Week 6 feel?
Choose the answer that feels right.