GRID A Stage 3 Term 4 Week 3Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

English

Reading – LIMERICKS Reading – LIMERICKS Reading – LIMERICKS Reading –

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FRIDAY

Writing -LIMERICK Poems

Writing -LIMERICK Poems

Writing -LIMERICK Poems

Grammar -LIMERICK Poems

Maths

Maths Maths Maths Maths

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Science – Geography

Factors that Shape Places

Health –

Safe and unsafe situations

CAPA – MUSIC

Kindness on Purpose

Random acts of kindnessfor the FAMILY.

PE/Fitness

Fitness Rotations

PE/FitnessSide ways hop/jumpSquatsStar JumpsJog on the spot

Do each for 30 seconds andthen repeat

Monday – READING – LIMERICKS

Monday – WRITING - LIMERICK POEMS

Monday – MATHS - Creating a Financial PlanLoom video: https://www.loom.com/share/b86430d52e5749f196ed979b814be61b Chores: Babysitting: Total savings:

2.50 10.00 48.75 2.50 10.00 + 10.00 2.50 20.00 _____ 20.00 + 2.50 + _______10.00_____ 78.75 With the money in my savings at the end of October, I decided to throw a party formy friends. I need to purchase food, drinks and decorations.

Starting balance Item Cost Balance

$78.75 Food $35.10 $43.65

$43.65 Drinks $20 $23.65

$23.65 Decorations $15.20 $8.45

Independent –1. Use the following information to find out how much money you will have atthe end of the month. At the start of October you have saved up $17.25. Each week you earn $3.50for doing jobs around the house. Your birthday is on the 9th of October and youare given $20 as a present. Use addition to figure out how much money you will have saved at the end ofOctober. Show your working out below

2. At the end of October you decide to have a picnic for you and 4 of yourfriends. Use the following prices to create a budget and list all of the items youwill bring on the picnic. You don’t have to spend all of your savings, but you doneed to have enough food for 5 people.

Wrap up Why do you think a budget is important to thinkabout before purchasing anything?

GOAL -We are learning to use knowledge of addition and subtraction to create afinancial plan.REVISION – Remember: when adding and subtracting decimals in an algorithm,make sure you line up the decimal points and then add normally. Solve these problems using an algorithm and show your working out

Modelled -When creating a financial plan, there are some things that we need to know. Budget: A budget is a plan outlining how much there is to be spent and what tospend it on. When I create a budget I need to first buy the things I NEED and thensee how much money I have left for the things I want. Income: the money that someone receives/earns (addition). Expense: the money spent on something (subtraction). Balance: money left over after purchasing something (subtraction). Example:I currently have $48.75 in my savings. For each week in October I earn $2.50 fordoing household chores. I babysit my little brother twice in the month and earn $10each time. How much money will I have at the end of October?

1. $37.95 + $24.30 =

2. $51 + $48.45 =

3. $94.90 - $38.50 =

4. $138.75 - $74.90 =

5. $350 - $174.50 =

Monday – KOP

As this is the last week of home learning - PLEASE try to do as many RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS for your family as possible.Make a list of all the helpful, kind things you do for each family member.

Tuesday - READING –

Tuesday - WRITING – LIMERICKS

Tuesday – MATHS- Budgeting for a tripLoom video: https://www.loom.com/share/fc1033571e2848518349507b07dfd766Goal- We are learning to use knowledge of addition & subtraction to budget for a tripRevision & Warm up -

Remember: when adding and subtracting decimals in an algorithm, make sure you line up the decimal points and then add normally.

Solve these problems using an algorithm and show your working out

Question Answer

1. $187.95 + $56.30 =

2. $71 + $43.45 =

3. $211.90 - $138.50 =

4. $438.75 - $111.90 =

5. $660 - $254.50 =

What is a cost benefit analysis?Cost-benefit analysis involves tallying up all costs of a project or decision and subtracting that amount from the total projected benefits of the projector decision. If the projected benefits outweigh the costs, you could argue that the decision is a good one to make. If, on the other hand, the costs outweigh thebenefits, then a person or group may want to rethink the decision or project.

Cost Benefit analysis of buying a video game

Cost Benefit

● Damage eyesight● Bad for physical health● Frustrating at times● $99 = chores for 5 weeks

● Fun during lockdown● Play with friends

Answer: Based on this process I may decide not to buy the video game as there are more costs than benefits.Complete this Interactive activity about pet ownershipThe cost of cats and dogs...and snakes? (moneysmart.gov.au)

Use the above stimulus to answer the below Questions. Show your working.

Which is the cheapest Food Package Motel?

Which is the most expensive Food Package Motel?

What is the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Food Package Motel?

What is the cost for each child if Mr Holmes’s Class chooses these packages?

Fast bus, Highview Motel for accommodation and food and Goldpan Park?

Blue Bus, Buena Vista Motel for accommodation and food and Goldpan Park?

Blue Bus, Mate’s Motel for accommodation and food and Goldpan Park and Goldfields Zoo?

What is the cost of the cheapest excursion that includes bus travel, motel accommodation and food , and goldpan park?

What is the cost of the most expensive excursion that includes bus travel, motel accommodation and food, Goldpan Park and all optionalactivities?

Abigail paid $270 for her excursion which included Fast Bus, Highview Motel for food and accommodation, Goldpan Park and one optionalactivity. What was the optional activity she chose?

There are 30 children in the group. All of them paid for the cheapest excursion. Out of the group of 30, 5 children added all optional activitiesand 5 children who just added the Steam Train. What would be the total amount of money collected by the school for the excursion?

Recall a purchase when you weighed up the costs and benefits. E.g. buying a video game What were the costs and benefits?

Tuesday - GEOGRAPHY

Tuesday – FITNESSResources needed -a clear space to work in - Sneakers and a water bottleRotation 1 - DO each activity for 30 seconds

● Leg raises – alternate leg raises● Squats● Knee to elbow – and then repeat on the opposite side

Rotation 2 - DO each activity for 30 seconds

● Jog on the Spot● Raise opposite arm and leg - then do the same with the other arm/leg● Raise knee and then repeat on the opposite side REPEAT Rotations 1 and 2.

Wednesday - READING –

Wednesday - WRITING -

Wednesday – MATHS

School Camp BudgetLoom video: https://www.loom.com/share/4c3176230d1149a1acdafc6a10e87c90

GOAL - We are learning to use knowledge of addition and subtraction to budget for a school camp

Revision & Warm up - Remember: when adding and subtracting decimals in an algorithm, make sure you line up the decimal points and then addnormally. Solve these problems using an algorithm and show your working outWatch this video if you need a reminder about adding and subtracting decimals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnwLv6khwk8&t=284s

Question Answer

1. $233.85 + $35.20 =

2. $42 + $52.45 =

3. $842.20 - $223.40 =

4. $338.45 - $322.90 =

5. $604 - $324.50 =

This year Stage 3 has been given the chance to choose where they would like to go on camp!

There are two location options. Each option includes a variety of activities and food choices at different costs. Each student will needone food package for each of their meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and four different activities.

There is a budget limit of $70 per student for the entire camp. You do not have to spend all of the budget, as long as you meet thecamp requirements.

Show all of your working out and make sure you include all of the answers to the questions below.

Which camp will Stage 3 go on?

How much will it cost for two nights' accommodation (per student)?

Which activities will the students participate in? How much will it cost (per student)?

Activity Cost

Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 3

Activity 4

Which food packages will they have for breakfast, lunch and dinner? How much will it cost (per student)?

Package Cost

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

What is the total cost of the school camp per student?

Why is it important to have a budget when planning a special event?

Wednesday – HEALTH - Safe and unsafe situations

Key inquiry question:What actions positively influence the health, safety and wellbeing of my community?

Today we are going to explore how you can keep yourself and others safe throughdecision making. The main focus is on applying decision making skills acrossdifferent environments and contexts.

When making decisions, it is important to identify and understand: The options available

What you know about each option (for example, previous experiences,rules, equipment, signs)

The consequences of each option

The decision you make and how this may impact yourself and others.

THURSDAY – Reading

Thursday - GRAMMAR -

Thursday – MATHS - Measurement and Geometry: TimeVideo Instructions

https://www.loom.com/share/32d5b8037a0c4437843c02f4c28bdff2

Warm-Up: Converting Time

Watch the video:https://www.studyladder.com.au/teacher/resources/activity?activity_id=39958

What to do:The digital clocks below are 24-hour clocks. Convert these to 12-hour time.

Success Criteria: ● Display the time in 12-hour format *Use am or pm notation.

Answer: Answer: Answer:

From 00:00 (midnight) to 11:59(one minute before noon) it's 'am'time. From 12:00 (noon) to 23:59(one minute before midnight) it's'pm' time.

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Activity: Reading Timetables

What to do:Use the train timetable below to answer the questions.

Question Answer

What time does the 7:17 pm train from Burwood arrive at Petersham? Show your answer in 12-hour time.

What time does the quarter to eight train from Lewisham arrive at Town Hall? Show your answer in 12-hour time.

Can I catch the 5:35 pm from Ashfield if I want to get off at Stanmore?

Which stations does the last train from Burwood miss?

At what time does the 8:36 pm Croydon train leave Newtown? Show your answer in 12-hour time.

Omar arrives at Redfern station at ten to six in the evening. What time does the train arrive? Show your answer in12-hour time.

Thursday – MUSIC –