TERM 3 · WEEK 5
Farm to Table
Care for the animals. Read the farm briefing. Solve the supply maths. Follow the journey from farm to table.
0 / 7 missions complete
ENGLISH
Farm Word Lab
01 · Farm Word LabFARM WORD LAB · ONE AT A TIME
01Build the word, then match its meaning
TRY THIS:Look for a base word, then useful beginnings or endings. Example: care + ful + ly → carefully.
WORD 1 OF 4Only one word is active at a time.
TARGET WORD
0/3carefully
Tap the useful parts in the correct order. Extra pieces are mixed in.
Build the word here…
What does the whole word mean?
Build the word first. TARGET WORD
0/2protection
Tap the useful parts in the correct order. Extra pieces are mixed in.
Build the word here…
What does the whole word mean?
Build the word first. TARGET WORD
0/2collection
Tap the useful parts in the correct order. Extra pieces are mixed in.
Build the word here…
What does the whole word mean?
Build the word first. TARGET WORD
0/3relocation
Tap the useful parts in the correct order. Extra pieces are mixed in.
Build the word here…
What does the whole word mean?
Build the word first. 
ENGLISH · SCIENCE
Farm Briefing
02 · Farm BriefingFARM BRIEFING · SORT FOUR CARDS
02Find what matters for the job
SUMMARY TIP:Keep details that change what somebody needs to do or keep safe. Leave out interesting extras.
Kōwhai Ridge Farm
Before jobs begin, check that animal areas have clean drinking water. A possum was seen near the orchard, so record the sighting, tell an adult and leave pest-control equipment alone. The farm also keeps alpacas and horses. The packing shed has a green door.
STEP 1
Tap a card, then tap a crate.
STEP 2
Which sentence is the strongest summary?
ENGLISH · SCIENCE
Farm Information Board
03 · Information BoardFARM INFORMATION NOTE · PLAN VISUALLY
03Choose the useful ideas, then write two short sentences
GOOD INFORMATION WRITING:Use an accurate fact, one useful action and one care or safety idea.
STEP 1 · PICK A TOPIC
STEP 2 · BUILD YOUR PLAN
For each row, tap the idea that belongs in a useful farm information note.
STEP 3 · WRITE THE NOTE
MATHS
Farm Maths Lab
04 · Farm Maths LabFARM MATHS LAB · ONE JOB AT A TIME
04Show the working without seeing four problems at once
EXAMPLE:34 × 3 → 30 × 3 = 90, 4 × 3 = 12, then 90 + 12 = 102.
JOB 1 OF 4Finish this job to unlock the next.
6 paddock sections need 47 posts each.
Complete the short working steps above.4 animal-care areas get 132 kg of feed each.
Complete the short working steps above.288 eggs are shared equally between 6 crates.
Complete the short working steps above.735 seedlings are shared equally between 5 rows.
Complete the short working steps above.
MATHS
Supply Shed Challenge
05 · Supply ShedSUPPLY SHED · ONE ORDER AT A TIME
05Calculate, then set the bundle load
EXAMPLE:4 stations × 15 labels = 60. Bundles of 10 → 60 ÷ 10 = 6 bundles.
YOUR FARM SUPPLY ORDER
Six packing stations need supplies. Complete cartons first, then boxes.
ORDER 1 OF 2One supply order is active at a time.
🥚EGG CARTONS6 stations × 24 cartons
📦PRODUCE BOXES6 stations × 18 boxes
Farm Run
06 · Farm MapGAME BREAK
Complete five Farm Run jobs. Read each job card, choose the correct place on the farm map, then make a responsible care decision. Wrong turns are safe — try again until the farm-to-table run is complete.
GAME BREAK · FARM RUN
Read the call. Drive there. Do a different job at every stop.
The first four farm calls are shuffled. Once you find the right place, each stop uses a different mini-game — counting, a water gauge, care checks, evidence spotting and produce sorting.
JOBS0/5
✓
FARM RUN COMPLETE
Five different jobs completed.
You used the radio clues, then solved a different challenge at each stop.
Farm Debrief
07 · FarmhouseHow did this week feel?
There are no right or wrong answers. Choose what feels true for you.