Yas Academy School. Class: Grade Three Unit 5 Revision Let s count and measure. Student s name:

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1 Yas Academy School Grade Three Unit 5 Revision Let s count and measure Student s name: Class: 1

2 Yas Academy School Name: Date: Let s Count & Measure Read and practise writing these words daily: count children class maths numbers measure tell time ten twenty thirty forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety a hundred footsteps metric system centimetre Metre = 100 centimetre leaf fence high wide prize race win milk tricky problem 2

3 chalk contest spear gate cherries juice measure by fingers measure by hands measure by arms plate breakfast drink eat food animals Amazing clever big pick up drew= past of draw line floor friend rub out thought = past of think looked = past of look long short answer laughed = past of laugh made = past of make said = past of say leopard tired Choose sign King threw = past of throw throw spear quickly 3

4 hits the ground winner elephant first Second third loudly water ox strong antelope quietly little chimpanzee characters Setting = place Egypt Ancient Rome Supply the missing letter/s: co nt childr cla ma s n mb rs mea ure t ll t me te t enty thirt f rty fift si ty s venty ei ty 4

5 ninet a h ndred f tsteps m tric system centimet e M tre = 100 centi etre l f fen e hi w de pri e ra e w n mil tri y proble ch lk cont st sp r g te che ies j ce measure by f_ngers measure by h nds measure by rms pl t br kfast dr nk t f d n mals Am zing cl ver b g pi up dr w = past of draw l ne fl r fr nd r b o t th ght = past of think 5

6 l ked = past of look l ng sh rt ans er lau ed = past of laugh m de = past of make s d = past of say le pard t red ch se si n K ng thr w = past of throw thro a sp ar qui ly h ts the gr nd wi er ele ant f rst sec nd th rd l dly w ter x str ng ant lope qu tly li le chimp nz aracters Setting = place Eg pt An ient R me 6

7 Remember: 1. The letters cm stand for the word centimetre. 2. We use How far.? to ask about the distance. 3. There are 100 centimetres in a metre. 4. This line is 1 centimetre. 5. We use centimetres to measure small things. 6. We use metres to measure big things. 7. Homophones are words that sound the same (ate/ eight), (won/ one), (sun/ son), (two/ too), (see, sea) How long is it? = How many metres/ centimetres long is it? Telling Time:

8 Rearrange the numbers from smallest to biggest: How did people measure long ago? In Egypt By fingers By hands By arms In Ancient Rome, they used footsteps for measuring. Today we use metric system to measure. It means that we measure using metres and centimetres. 8

9 - How many footsteps is your bedroom? - How many arms is your bed? - How many hands is your desk? - People in Egypt used to measure by, and. - People in Ancient Rome measured by. - People in Ancient Rome measured by. Read your Learner s Book page 67, then answer: a) The can learn to talk. It can, name colours and do maths. b) An African elephant weighs the same as men. c) A very good runner can run 12 metres in a second. A can run 30 metres in a second. d) The is the biggest animal on Earth. 9

10 Grammar Lesson 1: Past simple We use past simple to explain that something happened and finished. We add -d or -ed for regular verbs. We change the irregular verbs. We use the words Yesterday & Last week/day/ year/ month. PRESENT measure use laugh look watch run think draw drink make see go say eat is are PAST SIMPLE measured used laughed looked watched ran thought drew drank made saw went said ate was were 10

11 swim throw get win do has/have swam threw got won did had Now, put the verbs in the past: PRESENT PAST SIMPLE measure use laugh look watch run think draw drink make see go say eat 11

12 is are swim throw get win do has/have Answer the questions using the past tense: What did you eat for breakfast? What did you drink for breakfast? Where did you go last week? What did you do with your family yesterday?

13 Grammar Lesson 2: Countable & uncountable Write under the picture countable or uncountable : We can count grapes and eggs, that s why we add -s at the end. We can t count bread, juice or milk, that s why we say: some bread, some juice, some milk. We can t say milks, or juices. Countable = things we can count Uncountable = things we can t count Write countable things Write uncountable things 13

14 Write the word:

15 Story Elements: 1. Characters = people or animals in a story 2. Setting = place of the story 3. Beginning, middle, end Now, read the story Many ways to count to ten page 70,71 & 72 and answer the questions: 1. Who are the characters in the story? 2. Where does the story take place? 3. Which animals speak loudly? 4. Which animals speak quickly? 5. What was the Antelope s clever idea? 6. Why did king leopard want to choose a new king? 7. Did you like the story? Why? 15

16 Writing Write 6 sentences about things you did in the morning: Use time and past simple. Example: I woke up at 6 o clock. In the morning Write 3 facts about an animal that you like: The animal is

17 Write a short summary about the story Clever Birbal