Word Work
ough Words
Say each word, listen carefully, then type it.
Trace or write the words.
TERM 3 • WEEK 2
Treasure Map
Persuasive reasons and evidence; ough pattern
Maths: Describe familiar 2D and 3D shapes
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 class must choose one place for the final clue on their adventure map. Mere argues for the hill lookout because it is easy to see from far away. Tama argues for the old footbridge because every path on the map connects near it. Each learner uses evidence from the map to support a choice.
Make & Write
Write It
Write on screen or use your exercise book.
Choose the best place for a map clue and persuade the reader using two reasons.
Draw here
Maths Mission
2D and 3D shapes
Solve each problem. Show your working when it helps.
How many sides does a hexagon have?
How many faces does a cube have?
Name a 3D shape with one curved surface and two circular faces.
Is a triangle 2D or 3D?
Mini Mission
Treasure Map Mini Mission
Try the real-world task.
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Find three 2D shapes and three 3D shapes around you. Sketch or list them and describe one property of each.
Game Break
Shape Hunt
Accuracy first. Have another go if you need it.
1
I have 4 equal sides and 4 right angles. What am I?
2
I have 6 square faces. What am I?
3
I have no corners and one curved surface. What am I?
Check In
How did Week 2 feel?
Choose the answer that feels right.