Grade 3

Grade 3 Specialist Home Learning

Each Specialist subject have been timetabled once a week for 25 minutes. 

Monday - Physical Education

Tuesday - Art

Wednesday- LOTE Italian

Thursday - Performing Arts

Friday - Specialist catch up and work to be completed

If you have any questions or comments, please contact the point of contact for your child's Specialist home learning via email - macdonald.nicole.n@edumail.vic.gov.au - Nicole Macdonald, Visual Arts teacher. She will then pass the message to the relevant Specialist teacher. 

Physical Education - Monday

Grade 3/6 Fitness Challenges

There are many ways of maintaining fitness and the below table gives you various options to try over the next 2 weeks, (week 6 & 8). Choose any activities that you like and keep a record of which ones that you do. Remember that you should be spending 25/30 minutes each Monday being active but regular daily exercise is recommended for your physical and mental well being.

If you are choosing the Scavenger Hunt then go down to the second page for one to use or make up your own.

Make sure that you check with your parents first before starting any activities!

Have fun and keep active!!

Mrs. Pain

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Art - Tuesday

Task: 

This week we are going to write a reflection on what we have done in our art lessons during home learning. You will need to write down your reflection in your Specialists home learning book or on a piece of paper. We will be sharing our reflections when we are back at school, so make sure you keep your work in a safe place with all your other Specialist work. 

For your reflection you need to choose one sentence starter from the list below. You need to write a paragraph for your sentence starter. Write your paragraph with linking sentences and edit your work after you have written it to check for spelling and punctuation. 

REFLECTION SENTENCE STARTERS:

• My work was successful because…
• The most challenging thing was…
• While making this work I discovered…
• I am proud of my work because…
• I could improve my work by…
• I want to know more about…
• While making my work I explored…
• I now know…

I am looking forward to sharing your work with you back at school! 

LOTE Italian - Wednesday

Week 8 Italian Grade 3 

Ciao Ragazzi

Task 1

Make sure you have uploaded a photo or short video of your model to seesaw and that you are confident in presenting your model using the four Italian questions.  Video yourself if you can.

Task 2

Our learning intention is to revisit our numbers to 50 and work on numbers to 100. Have a go at counting by 10s then 5s in Italian.  Watch this video and practice your Numbers 20-100

Task 3 

Have a go at singing the following song about preferences. Learn to say what you like in Italian. Cosa ti piace?(What do you like ?). Cosa ti piace?  Song 

Performing Arts - Thursday

Hi Grade 3s,

Following on from last week’s lesson, this week you will be focusing on writing a monologue (speech) for your character about a day in their life.

Last week you began writing down some of your ideas and notes in your notebook (or on paper). Today you will begin writing your monologue.

Task 1: Use your notes to write a short piece about what your character does during their day, from the moment they wake up until they go to sleep. You should aim to have one or two short paragraphs (about 100-200 words) in total.

Remember: you are writing this as your character, so you need to write in the first person (using’ I’ or ‘me’)

Task 2: Once you have finished writing your monologue, you need to practice ‘performing’ it in character. Don’t forget to use all the things we have covered over the last few weeks (changing your voice, movement, mannerisms etc). You will also have time to practice and put your performance together once we’re back in school; I’m really looking forward to seeing what you have come up with.

Remember: Don’t worry if you don’t get your monologue written this week, you’ll have some time once you’re back in school. In the meantime, I want you to have fun with this, don’t put too much pressure on yourself! Try to enjoy the work and just do your best :-)

And finally…

Make sure all your Performing Arts work is in your specialist home learning book or in a folder all together in one place so that you can bring it into school to show me what you’ve managed to do.

I’m really looking forward to seeing you all soon!