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    This document provides the weekly activities for grade 3 students learning at home during the week of May 11-15. It includes choices for literacy and math activities to complete and share with teachers. For literacy, students can read books and write reviews, work on story endings, and practice vocabulary words. The math activities focus on measurement, including using different tools to measure and compare objects, estimating and measuring real-world items, and converting between measurement units. Additional optional activities include science, social studies, wellness, writing practice, and arts activities. Parents are asked to help monitor their child's online learning.

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    This document provides the weekly activities for grade 3 students learning at home during the week of May 11-15. It includes choices for literacy and math activities to complete and share with teachers. For literacy, students can read books and write reviews, work on story endings, and practice vocabulary words. The math activities focus on measurement, including using different tools to measure and compare objects, estimating and measuring real-world items, and converting between measurement units. Additional optional activities include science, social studies, wellness, writing practice, and arts activities. Parents are asked to help monitor their child's online learning.

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    This document provides the weekly activities for grade 3 students learning at home during the week of May 11-15. It includes choices for literacy and math activities to complete and share with teachers. For literacy, students can read books and write reviews, work on story endings, and practice vocabulary words. The math activities focus on measurement, including using different tools to measure and compare objects, estimating and measuring real-world items, and converting between measurement units. Additional optional activities include science, social studies, wellness, writing practice, and arts activities. Parents are asked to help monitor their child's online learning.

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    This document provides the weekly activities for grade 3 students learning at home during the week of May 11-15. It includes choices for literacy and math activities to complete and share with teachers. For literacy, students can read books and write reviews, work on story endings, and practice vocabulary words. The math activities focus on measurement, including using different tools to measure and compare objects, estimating and measuring real-world items, and converting between measurement units. Additional optional activities include science, social studies, wellness, writing practice, and arts activities. Parents are asked to help monitor their child's online learning.

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    The document provides suggestions for at-home literacy, math, measurement, science and wellness activities for students in Grade 3 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Some suggested literacy activities include reading for 30 minutes a day, writing a book review, and finishing a story. Some suggested math activities include a measurement activity using different objects as measuring tools and a printable ruler.

    The measurement activities include using different objects to measure and compare items on a T-chart, watching a video on the basics of measurement, estimating and measuring objects using different units, and changing measurements between different units like millimeters to centimeters.

    Grade 3 @ Home 

    Week 6 ​(May 11-15 ) 


    Please choose 1 literacy and 1 math activity to share with your teacher this 
    week. You can take a picture or short video and send it via email.  

    Literacy  Math  
    Reading  We are starting work on measurement 
    ● Remember to read a good-fit  for the next few weeks. 
    book for 30 minutes every day.   
    Let’s keep those skills sharp!  Printable ruler​ (if you don’t have a ruler 
    at home) 
    ● Read a book and write a review 
     
    of that book! (Click ​here for a 
    Activity #1 
    printable copy​.)  Pick an object as your measuring tool. 
    Use the T-chart to find items that are 
    smaller or larger than your measuring 
    tool. Record the items you measure 
    under each column. Choose three 
    different sized objects to use for each 
    chart. Use the same items you 
    measured for the first chart for each of 
    the other charts. See my example. 
     
    T-chart sheet 
     
    Why do you think the items in each 
    chart changed when you used a 
    different measuring tool? Write your 
    answer on the bottom of one of the 
    charts. 
     
    Example of doing activity #1 

     
     
    Writing 
    ● Excellent ​endings! This is where 
    the problems or conflicts are 
    resolved and we see what 
    happens to our characters 
    ● Watch this ​video of Mrs. Losell 
    talking about excellent endings 
    and finishing Norman’s story! 
    ● It’s time to finish your story! Think 
    of an excellent ending to the   
    story you have been working on.   
    Once you’ve re-read the whole   
    thing and fixed it up be sure to   
    share with your teacher! Here are   
    some examples of interesting  Activity #2  
    ways to end your story:   
    Watch the video: 
    Basics of measurement video 
     
    Remember: 
    10mm = 1cm 
    100cm = 1m 
    1000m = 1km 
    So if something is 60mm that is 6cm 
     
    estimate and measure sheet  
     
    Use the above sheet to estimate and 
    measure objects inside and outside. Try 
    to find things that are large and small. 
    You may have to make a few copies of 
    the sheet. 
     
    List things that would be a kilometer in 
    length on your sheets as well. For 
    example, when you go for a drive, write 
      down the km you travelled, when you go 
      for a walk estimate the distance. 
    Word Work   
    ● Here’s some more​ vocab  Activity #3 
    practice​, this week the words are  Now change measurements to a 
    teachers’ choice!  different measurement, for example, 
    ● Create a word bank of 5-7 words  20mm = 2cm 
    on a student selected topic (e.g.  300cm = 3m 
    school – recess, math, teacher,   
    homework, friends). Create three  Changing measurements to different
    sentences using some of these  measurements sheet​ (do this sheet) 
    words. Try to have one sentence   
    that ends in a period(.), one that   
    ends in a question mark (?), and  Challenging measurement
    one that ends in an exclamation 
    mark (!).  Make sure you fully understand the above
     
    concepts before trying these.

    video on more length metric 


    measurements 

    mm/cm worksheet
    cm /m worksheet
    m/km worksheet
    more advanced conversions
     
     

    Science 
    Spring is the perfect time of year to learn about animal habitats! We will add some 
    STEM activities here to challenge the students to learn about how animals survive 
    in their environments. 
    Please note: This activity will be posted for the next t​ wo weeks​ (weeks 6 & 7) so 
    you don’t need to rush through it! 
     
    Click here to learn about dams and then design your own! 

    Social Studies 
    Link to a Weebly site for activities around Aboriginal Peoples. 
    http://jcconnections.weebly.com/ 
    Password: cuties2 
     
     

    Wellness 
    ● A great site for getting moving h
    ​ ttps://family.gonoodle.com/ 

    ● Morning workout for kids​. Get moving and wake up those brains! 
     
    ● Lay down in your backyard or sit outside your home. Close your eyes and 
    pay attention to all that is happening around you. What can you feel? Hear? 
    Open your eyes and observe your surroundings. Sketch a nature scene you 
    can see in your yard. 
     
    ● Relieve stress and anxiety​ by practicing mindful breathing. 

    Extensions 
    ● More cursive writing practice pages: L ​ ower case f-j​. 
     
    ● Fine Arts: Ms. MacKinnon​ has created a fantastic page on our site with Fine 
    Arts activities! You can find it under the “more” tab on our Forest Park 
    Primary site or click the link above.  
     
    ● Splashmath  
     
    ● RAZ Kids for levelled books  
     
    ● Lexia Learning (​ Mrs. Losell’s class only)  
     
    ● Tumblebooks for read-along books  
    username​: tumble735​ password​: books 
     
    ● Storyline Online for picture book read-alouds  
     
    As we navigate this new way of learning, NLPS asks that we work
    together ensuring the content we share with your child is accurate and
    to assist in monitoring their online activity. Together, we can create a
    safe learning environment for your child.
     

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