Word Work
-ish / -y
Say each word, listen carefully, then type it.
Trace or write the words.
TERM 4 • WEEK 1
Emergency Kit
Fiction versus nonfiction; -ish and -y
Maths: Place value and addition/subtraction within 1,000 with friendly numbers
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 nonfiction emergency-kit guide lists practical items such as water, a torch, batteries, food and a radio. A fictional story about a family during a power cut uses characters, dialogue and a problem that unfolds over time. Both texts can mention the same objects, but they have different purposes and structures.
Make & Write
Write It
Write on screen or use your exercise book.
Write two sentences explaining how a fiction text and a nonfiction text can be different.
Draw here
Maths Mission
Place value and addition/subtraction review
Solve each problem. Show your working when it helps.
Write 706 in expanded form.
548 + 200
900 − 400
Which is greater: 809 or 890?
Mini Mission
Emergency Kit Mini Mission
Try the real-world task.
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Make a safe pretend emergency-kit list with quantities. Add the quantities, compare two numbers and round one 3-digit number to the nearest 100.
Game Break
Ready Numbers
Accuracy first. Have another go if you need it.
1
475 + 100
2
800 − 300
3
Round 684 to nearest 100
Check In
How did Week 1 feel?
Choose the answer that feels right.