Word Work
-ture Words
Say each word, listen carefully, then type it.
Trace or write the words.
TERM 3 • WEEK 6
Beach Survey
Asking useful questions; -ture endings
Maths: Read simple bar graphs and dot plots
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.
A class wants to learn more about litter at the beach. “Do you like the beach?” is easy to answer, but it will not help the investigation. “What kinds of litter do we find most often?” and “Where is litter usually found?” are more useful because the answers connect directly to the problem the class wants to study.
Make & Write
Write It
Write on screen or use your exercise book.
Write three useful survey questions about a topic you would like to investigate.
Draw here
Maths Mission
Bar graphs and dot plots
Solve each problem. Show your working when it helps.
A bar graph shows 7 shells, 4 pieces of driftwood and 9 pebbles. Which category is greatest?
How many items altogether?
How many more pebbles than driftwood?
Mini Mission
Beach Survey Mini Mission
Try the real-world task.
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Collect or invent a small data set. Draw a bar graph or dot plot and write two statements about what it shows.
Game Break
Graph Grab
Accuracy first. Have another go if you need it.
1
Difference between 9 and 4
2
Total of 7, 4 and 9
3
Which is least: 7, 4 or 9?
Check In
How did Week 6 feel?
Choose the answer that feels right.