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Remote Learning
Year 3/4 Cohort
Miss Freeman Mrs McClure
Mrs McLachlan
Term 3 22nd –27th July
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Home Learning Guide In this booklet you will find: • Example of a daily schedule – it’s just a guide if you want to use it.
• Monday – Friday Literacy & Numeracy activity explanations.
• Worksheets for students to attempt.
From your Teachers:
Families please set your own schedule as to when you complete each activity. You may like to have a break between each lesson. Please do not be concerned if you are unable to complete all the activities in the week. If you have, any questions please feel free to contact us via phone or email. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Regards Veronica, Belinda and Jessica
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Example of Daily Schedule Before 9:00am
Eat Breakfast Make your Bed Get Dressed PJs in Laundry
9:00am-9:50am
Physical Activity
Walk bike ride yoga scooter ball game
9:50am - 10:00am Morning Snack
10:00am-11:00am
Academic Time
literacy numeracy worksheets booklets
11:00am-12:00pm
Creative Time
Lego Drawing Craft Dancing Cooking Music Experiments
12:00pm – 12:30pm Lunch Time
12:30pm-1:00pm
Chore Time: wipe down and clean
Tables Chairs Door handles Light switches Family Choice
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Quiet Time
Reading Puzzles Colouring in Nap
2:00pm – 2:30pm
Afternoon fresh air
Play outside Walk Bike Ride Play Ball Games
2:30-4:00pm
Academic Time
iPad educational games Educational show Website Activities Crafts/creating
4:00pm - 4:30pm Afternoon Snack
4:30pm – 6:00pm
Free Screen Time
6:00pm – 7::00pm Dinner Time
7:00pm - 7:30pm
Free Time
7:30pm – 8:30pm
Bed Time
Shower Brush Teeth Reading Time Say Goodnight
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Thursday
Prayer Read the prayer focus worksheet.
Your whole life is a long time. Can you remember promising to do something five
years ago, or even last year, that you still do?
Ask a parent or other adult what they praise God about.
What things do you praise God for now?
What do you think you will praise God for when you are an adult?
Literacy
Writing
Watch ‘Behind the News’ at 10am on ABC Me or find an episode to watch on
https://www.abc.net.au/btn/classroom/
Choose your favourite story. Write a summary of the story in your scrap book with
the title Behind the News
Reading
Read the story Robot Troubles and answer the comprehension questions in your
scrap book with the title Robot Troubles. (Remember to number your answers
when you write them in your book).
Maths Warm Up: Select an Olympic Maths Warm Up Question to complete in your scrap
book.
Problem Solving Tasks for year 3 and year 4 students to try. Complete the
problems in your scrap book. There might be more than one answer, so you need
to record as many different answers as possible and label drawings to help explain
your thinking.
Year 3:
Roll a Number: Complete the Roll a Number worksheet. You will need a dice for
this activity, you may be able to find one in a board game, if you cannot find a
dice, you can write some numbers on paper and pull them out of a hat. Remember
to put the numbers back in the hat once you have recorded them.
If you cannot print, you can draw the table in your scrap book.
Year 4:
Addition and Subtraction: Try to complete each round as fast as you can.
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Friday
Prayer Read the prayer focus worksheet.
Reflect on ‘your music’. Is there a particular style of music you like? Do you have a
favourite song? Using a page in your scrap book, try to change the words in the
chorus so that whenever you sing your favourite song, you can ‘sing to the Lord’.
Literacy Writing
Morning Surprise – Look at the picture below labelled Morning Surprise and
choose at least 2 activities to complete in your scrap book with the title Morning
Surprise
• Role play the telephone call you might have with a friend or family member
to tell them what you have found
• You can only ask 8 questions to the octopus. What would you ask and
why?
• Try to persuade the octopus to leave. Then try to persuade it to stay. Which
was easiest? Why?
• Write the story of how the octopus came to be here, and what happens
next.
Reading
Read the story Dinosaur Dig and answer the comprehension questions in your
scrap book with the title Dinosaur Dig. (Remember to number your answers when
you write them in your book).
Maths Warm Up: Select an Olympic Maths Warm Up Question to complete in your scrap
book.
Problem Solving Tasks for year 3 and year 4 students to try. Complete the
problems in your scrap book. There might be more than one answer, so you need
to record as many different answers as possible and label drawings to help explain
your thinking.
Year 3:
Sharing:
Complete the sharing worksheet. You may need counters to help create your own
problem, if you don’t have any you can use a collection of items from your house
or you can use some small pieces of paper.
Year 4:
Place Value Search and Odd and Even tasks. Solve problems in your scrapbook.
STEM The Olympics are starting tonight, pretend you are an athlete and you have won a
medal. Design your own medal and write paragraph about how you won your
medal and what sport you have won it for (you can be creative and think of your
own sport. If you cannot print, you can draw a medal in your scrap book.
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Monday
Prayer Read the prayer focus worksheet.
Re-read the words to your new chorus. Can you think of another name for your
song? Write it as your title. Illustrate your new chorus. Sing it as you draw!
Literacy Writing
Select an Art Hub for Kids image to draw from
youtube.com/channel/UC5XMF3Inoi8R9nSI8ChOsdQ or follow the instruction and
draw a minion in your scrap book.
Once you have completed your drawing, you can write a story about your picture
or write instructions about how to draw the picture.
Reading
Complete the Olympic and Paralympics Find a Word.
Once you have completed the Find a Word, select 5 words and write them in
sentences on the back of the sheet or in your scrap book with the title Sentences.
Maths Warm Up: Select an Olympic Maths Warm Up Question to complete in your scrap
book.
Problem Solving Tasks for year 3 and year 4 students to try. Complete the
problems in your scrap book. There might be more than one answer, so you need
to record as many different answers as possible and label drawings to help explain
your thinking.
Year 3:
Place Value Challenge: Use the clue to help you work out the numbers. Once you
have completed the sheet, create 5 of your own Place Value Challenges on the
back of the sheet and see if someone in your house can solve them.
Year 4:
Try to complete the times table chart. Use your scrapbook to create groups and
arrays if it helps you to work out the answers.
STEM Complete the Olympic STEM activity in your scrap book
Remember to include labels and details
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Tuesday
Prayer Close your eyes and take a moment to think about the people and the things
around you that help you remember the goodness of God.
Nature (sunrise, beautiful trees, gardens, beaches or forests), animals (in the wild
or at home, your own pet), people (family members, friends, good people you
know or read about).
Choose two or three of these images and quietly say a prayer of thanks and praise
to God for the wonderful gifts given to you.
Sing your favourite song (including your new chorus).
Literacy Writing
Complete the worksheet titled What do athletes need to succeed? You may like
to scan the QR code and watch the video for some ideas (If you are unable to print
you can draw the mind map in your scrap book).
Reading
Complete the Olympics Sports worksheet – you may need to ask your family to
help. If you are unable to print the worksheet you can write your answers in your
scrap book titled Olympic Sports.
Maths Warm Up: Select an Olympic Maths Warm Up Question to complete in your scrap
book.
Problem Solving Tasks for year 3 and year 4 students to try. Complete the
problems in your scrap book. There might be more than one answer, so you need
to record as many different answers as possible and label drawings to help explain
your thinking.
Year 3:
Multiplication and Division:
Select 6 of the problems to complete. You many need to use counters to help you
solve the problem. If you do not have any you can use bottle tops or make your
counters out of pieces of paper. Use your scrap books to record your working out
with the title Multiplication and Division Problems.
Year 4:
Try to complete the sums. Show your working out. Use your scrapbook if it helps
you to work out the answers.
STEM Pick one of the Olympic STEM activity in your scrap book
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Remember to include labels and details
Other Learning Areas
Music Remember how many beats a Crotchet (ta), Quavers (TeTe), Minim (Ta-a), Dotted
Minim (Ta-a-a), Semiquavers (TikaTika) and Semibreve (Ta-a-a-a) are worth?
Find the Colouring sheet and practise remembering! If you can’t remember the
rests here are a few tips. A minim rest looks like a man’s hat and a crotchet rest
looks like a squiggle. I’ll look forward to seeing the results next time we meet.
Don’t forget if you feel sad or bored sing a song!!! Ms Beach
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Thursday - Literacy – Reading
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Olympic Maths Warm Up Questions
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Thursday – Year 3 Maths – Roll a Number
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Thursday – Year 3 and 4 Maths – Problem Solving
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Thursday – Year 4 Maths – Addition and Subtraction
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Friday - Literacy – Morning Surprise
• Write the story of how the octopus came to be here, and what happens next.
• Role play the telephone call you might have with a friend or family member to tell them what
you have found
• You can only ask 8 questions to the octopus. What would you ask and why?
• Try to persuade the octopus to leave. Then try to persuade it to stay. Which was easiest?
Why?
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Friday - Reading – Dinosaur Dig
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Friday – Year 3 Maths – Sharing
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Friday – Year 3 and 4 Maths – Problem Solving
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Friday – Year 4 Maths – Place Value, Odd and Even
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Friday - STEM – Olympic Medal
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Monday - Writing Art Hub for Kids - youtube.com/channel/UC5XMF3Inoi8R9nSI8ChOsdQ OR Follow – How to draw a minion
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Monday - Reading
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Monday – Year 3 Maths – Place Value Challenge
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Monday – Year 3 and 4 Maths – Problem Solving
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Monday – Year 4 Maths – Multiplication
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Tuesday - Writing
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Tuesday – Reading
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Tuesday – Year 3 Maths - Multiplication and Division
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Tuesday – Year 3 and 4 Maths – Problem Solving
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Tuesday – Year 4 Maths – Addition
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Lined sheet to print and stick in your scrap book if you want
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