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Template NSW Ed Dept March 2020 Activities referenced throughout Stage 2 Offline Home Learning TimetableTerm 3 Week 1 Week Tuesday 13 th July Wednesday 14 th July Thursday 15 th July Friday 16 Th July Morning: English Reading Read the attached text Getting Ready for the PartyComplete the following activity Read text and then answer comprehension questions in the Google Doc or in your booklet. Optional Extra- See the Crazy Creative Challenge on the reading document. Reading Using the book of your choice, or a story on EPIC, read for 15 minutes Complete the following activity- Write about the beginning, the middle and the end of the story or chapter that you read. Draw pictures to match the story. Reading Read the attached text Brilliant Bike Riding’ Complete the following activity- Facts- Write down 5 -7 facts that you learnt about spiders from the text. You can use either google docs or answer in your booklet Optional Extra- See the Crazy Creative Challenge on the reading document. Reading Using the book of your choice, or a story on EPIC, read for 15 minutes Complete the following activity- Character Sketch- Choose one of the main characters from the text. Draw and colour a picture of what you think this character looks like. Around your drawing, write descriptive words which could be used to describe this character. You can take a photo and upload your work if you would like to. Optional Extra- Tricky Words- Write down any tricky words you came across while reading. Find them in a dictionary and record their meanings. Write each word in a sentence. Spelling Brainstorming ‘r’ and ‘p’ words. Brainstorm as many ‘r’ and ‘p’ words as possible on paper. Take a look at the list words and record at least 10 words. Write 5-10 sentences using these words. Handwriting- Complete the handwriting page by first tracing the text and then writing it below. Year 3: Pre-cursive Year 4: Cursive. You may decide to upload a picture. Spelling - Practise Take a look at the spelling grid attached. Pick 3-5 different ways to practise your list words. Handwriting- Use the blank handwriting page to practise your handwriting. You could copy part of the book you are ready, copy your spelling words or write a recount of your holidays. . Writing- Story Writing-The Shoe Today you are going to write a story. Open the PDF "The shoe" to look for some ideas on how to structure your work. - You will need an introduction, complication (a problem) and a resolution (solving the problem) Writing- Speed writing You wake up today with the superpower of your choosing. What would your superpower be and what would you do? Write or type for 15-20 minutes. - Don’t forget to edit your writing. - Add a title and a picture to your work Writing- Persuasive writing Outdoor play is better than indoor play. -Today you are going to write a persuasive text. Open the PDF “Outdoor Play” to look for some reasons for and against this topic. -You will need an introduction (stating your opinion), 3 arguments (reasons Writing- Journal writing Write and draw how you’re feeling today. Don’t forget to edit your writing.

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the

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tion

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xtra

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Ch

alle

ng

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n

the

read

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docum

en

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din

g

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g th

e b

ook o

f yo

ur c

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, or a

sto

ry o

n E

PIC

, rea

d fo

r 15

min

ute

s

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ple

te th

e fo

llow

ing

activ

ity-

Write

ab

ou

t the b

egin

nin

g, th

e m

iddle

a

nd

the

end

of th

e s

tory

or c

hap

ter th

at

yo

u re

ad

.

Dra

w p

ictu

res to

ma

tch

the

sto

ry.

Rea

din

g

Rea

d th

e a

ttache

d te

xt ‘B

rilliant B

ike

Rid

ing’

Com

ple

te th

e fo

llow

ing

activ

ity-

Fa

cts

- Write

do

wn

5 -7

facts

tha

t you

le

arn

t ab

ou

t sp

ide

rs fro

m th

e te

xt.

Yo

u c

an

use

eith

er g

oo

gle

docs o

r a

nsw

er in

yo

ur b

ookle

t

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tion

al E

xtra

-

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e th

e C

razy C

rea

tive

Ch

alle

ng

e o

n

the

read

ing

docum

en

t.

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ad

ing

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g th

e b

ook o

f yo

ur c

ho

ice

, or a

sto

ry o

n E

PIC

, rea

d fo

r 15

min

ute

s

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mp

lete

the

follo

win

g a

ctiv

ity-

Ch

ara

cte

r Ske

tch

- Ch

oose

one

of th

e

ma

in c

ha

racte

rs fro

m th

e te

xt. D

raw

a

nd

co

lou

r a p

ictu

re o

f wh

at y

ou

thin

k

this

cha

racte

r loo

ks lik

e.

Aro

un

d y

ou

r dra

win

g, w

rite d

escrip

tive

w

ord

s w

hic

h c

ou

ld b

e u

se

d to

de

scrib

e

this

cha

racte

r. You

ca

n ta

ke

a p

ho

to

an

d u

plo

ad

yo

ur w

ork

if you

wo

uld

like

to

.

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tion

al E

xtra

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ky W

ord

s- W

rite

do

wn

any tric

ky w

ord

s y

ou c

am

e

acro

ss w

hile

rea

din

g. F

ind

them

in a

d

ictio

na

ry a

nd

reco

rd th

eir m

ea

nin

gs.

Write

ea

ch

wo

rd in

a s

en

tence

.

Sp

ellin

g –

Bra

ins

torm

ing

‘r’ an

d ‘p

’ w

ord

s.

Bra

insto

rm a

s m

an

y ‘r’ a

nd

‘p’ w

ord

s

as p

ossib

le o

n p

ape

r.

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ke

a lo

ok a

t the

list w

ord

s a

nd

re

co

rd a

t least 1

0 w

ord

s.

Write

5-1

0 s

en

tence

s u

sin

g th

ese

w

ord

s.

Han

dw

riting

-

Com

ple

te th

e h

an

dw

riting p

age

by firs

t tra

cin

g th

e te

xt a

nd

the

n w

riting

it b

elo

w.

Ye

ar 3

: Pre

-cu

rsiv

e

Ye

ar 4

: Curs

ive

.

Yo

u m

ay d

ecid

e to

uplo

ad

a p

ictu

re.

Sp

ellin

g - P

rac

tise

Ta

ke

a lo

ok a

t the

sp

ellin

g g

rid

atta

ch

ed

.

Pic

k 3

-5 d

iffere

nt w

ays to

pra

ctis

e

yo

ur lis

t word

s.

Ha

nd

writin

g-

Use

the

bla

nk h

and

writin

g p

age

to

pra

ctis

e y

ou

r han

dw

riting

. Yo

u c

ould

co

py p

art o

f the

bo

ok y

ou

are

rea

dy,

co

py y

ou

r sp

ellin

g w

ord

s o

r write

a

reco

un

t of y

ou

r holid

ays.

.

Writin

g-

Sto

ry W

riting

-The

Sh

oe

To

day y

ou

are

goin

g to

write

a s

tory

. O

pe

n th

e P

DF

"Th

e s

ho

e" to

loo

k fo

r so

me

ide

as o

n h

ow

to s

tructu

re y

ou

r w

ork

.

- Yo

u w

ill nee

d a

n in

trodu

ctio

n,

co

mp

lica

tion

(a p

rob

lem

) an

d a

re

so

lutio

n (s

olv

ing th

e p

roble

m)

Writin

g-

Sp

ee

d w

riting

Yo

u w

ake

up

toda

y w

ith th

e

su

pe

rpo

wer o

f yo

ur c

ho

osin

g. W

ha

t w

ou

ld y

ou

r sup

erp

ow

er b

e a

nd

wh

at

wou

ld y

ou

do

?

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or ty

pe

for 1

5-2

0 m

inute

s.

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’t forg

et to

ed

it you

r writin

g.

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d a

title a

nd

a p

ictu

re to

you

r wo

rk

Writin

g-

Pe

rsu

asiv

e w

riting –

Ou

tdo

or p

lay is

be

tter th

an

indo

or

pla

y.

-To

day y

ou

are

goin

g to

write

a

pe

rsua

siv

e te

xt. O

pe

n th

e P

DF

“O

utd

oo

r Pla

y” to

loo

k fo

r som

e

rea

son

s fo

r an

d a

ga

inst th

is to

pic

.

-Yo

u w

ill nee

d a

n in

trod

uctio

n (s

tatin

g

yo

ur o

pin

ion

), 3 a

rgum

en

ts (re

aso

ns

Writin

g-

Jo

urn

al w

riting –

Write

an

d d

raw

ho

w y

ou’re

feelin

g

tod

ay.

Do

n’t fo

rge

t to e

dit y

ou

r writin

g.

- Write

in fu

ll se

nte

nce

s a

nd

p

ara

gra

phs

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e y

ou

r sto

ry a

title

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w o

r inse

rt a p

ictu

re to

go

with

yo

ur w

riting

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-rea

d a

nd

ed

it you

r writin

g

with

su

pp

ortin

g e

vid

en

ce

) an

d a

co

nclu

sio

n (s

um

ma

ry o

f yo

ur

arg

um

en

ts).

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in fu

ll se

nte

nce

s a

nd

pa

rag

rap

hs

- Use

hig

h m

oda

lity w

ord

s a

nd

em

otiv

e la

ng

uag

e

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Mid

dle

:

Ma

the

matic

s

Ma

them

atic

s

Sta

rt by p

ractis

ing

yo

ur 3

times ta

ble

s.

Use

the

time

s ta

ble

s c

ha

rt pro

vid

ed

to

he

lp y

ou.

Com

ple

te th

e R

oll, W

rite a

nd

Exp

and

w

ork

she

et fo

r 4 d

igit n

um

be

rs. R

oll a

d

ice to

ma

ke

a 4

dig

it nu

mb

er a

nd

the

n

write

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num

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r in 3

diffe

ren

t wa

ys in

th

e c

olu

mns.

• OP

TIO

NA

L E

XT

RA

- On

a s

pa

re

pie

ce

of p

ape

r co

mple

te th

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am

e

activ

ity a

s a

bo

ve

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t with

5 o

r 6 d

igit

nu

mbe

rs.

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them

atic

s

Sta

rt by p

ractis

ing

yo

ur 4

times ta

ble

s.

Use

the

time

s ta

ble

s c

ha

rt pro

vid

ed

to

he

lp y

ou.

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ple

te th

e te

ns o

f tho

usa

nds

exp

an

de

d n

ota

tion

wo

rkshe

et.

Ma

them

atic

s

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rt by p

ractis

ing

yo

ur 5

times ta

ble

s.

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the

time

s ta

ble

s c

ha

rt pro

vid

ed

to

he

lp y

ou.

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ple

te th

e ro

un

din

g w

ork

she

et.

• OP

TIO

NA

L E

XT

RA

- Ro

ll a d

ice

to

cre

ate

a 4

or 5

dig

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mbe

r and

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nd

it to

the

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are

st te

n, h

un

dre

d,

tho

usa

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nd te

n th

ousan

d.

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them

atic

s

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rt by p

ractis

ing

yo

ur 6

times ta

ble

s.

Use

the

time

s ta

ble

s c

ha

rt pro

vid

ed

to

he

lp y

ou.

Co

mp

lete

the

rou

ndin

g to

the

ne

are

st

10

wo

rksh

ee

t

• OP

TIO

NA

L E

XT

RA

-

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y ro

ll to 1

00

with

a s

iblin

g o

r pa

rent

PE

P

E

Se

arc

h C

osm

ic K

ids Y

oga

on

Yo

uT

ube

; Com

ple

te 1

or 2

yo

ga

se

ssio

ns.

PE

Se

t a tim

er fo

r ten

min

ute

s. C

om

ple

te

the

follo

win

g 5

exe

rcis

es a

nd

rep

ea

t for

the

full 1

0 m

inu

tes:

15

push

up

s 2

0 h

igh k

ne

es

15

sit u

ps 1

0 s

qu

ats

10

bu

rpe

es

PE

Se

arc

h M

oe

Jo

nes k

ids o

n Y

ou

Tu

be

a

nd

co

mp

lete

one

of th

e w

ork

ou

ts.

PE

Se

t a tim

er fo

r ten

min

ute

s. C

om

ple

te

the

follo

win

g 5

exe

rcis

es a

nd

rep

ea

t for

the

full 1

0 m

inu

tes:

15

sta

r jum

ps 1

0 s

qua

t jum

ps

15

sit u

ps 1

0 lu

ng

es

15

push

up

s

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Bre

ak

Afte

rno

on

: V

ario

us

Cre

ativ

e a

rts –

Art

Rea

d th

e e

xp

lan

atio

n o

f the

artw

ork

at

the

botto

m o

f the

co

lou

ring

pag

e

be

fore

colo

urin

g it c

are

fully

. Yo

u m

igh

t lik

e c

om

pare

yo

ur c

olo

urin

g p

ag

e to

th

e 2

02

1 P

oste

r.

NA

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C W

ee

k

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mp

lete

the

NA

IDO

C W

eek R

ep

ort.

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tion

al E

xtra

: Com

ple

te a

NA

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C

We

ek P

oste

r on s

cra

p p

ap

er.

NA

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C W

ee

k

Rea

d th

rou

gh th

e ‘H

eal C

ou

ntry

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sh

eet.

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ple

te th

e H

eal C

oun

try fin

d-a

-w

ord

.

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ativ

e a

rts –

Da

nc

e

Ma

ke

up

a d

an

ce

to y

ou

r favou

rite

so

ng a

nd s

ho

w it to

yo

ur fa

mily

. Yo

u

ca

n g

et s

om

e in

spira

tion

from

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st

Da

nce

.

Comprehension Task

Comprehension Task

Making Predictions

Making Predictions

CRA

ZY CREATIVE CHA

LLENG

EIf you w

ere having a party, what them

e would you

pick?

Create an invitation to your party.

Getting Ready for the Party

“Marco, do you w

ant Spiderman or Batm

an on the balloons?” asked M

um. I w

ent with Spiderm

an - I think he is definitely m

y favourite superhero! The balloons were

the last thing we needed to buy for the party.

When w

e got home, M

um and I started to decorate the

house for the party. We put up the Spiderm

an balloons. M

um blew

them up and I stuck them

on the walls. W

e put balloons on our letterbox too, so that people knew

where

the party was.

Mum

had made the m

ost amazing cupcakes as w

ell – green H

ulk cupcakes, red Spiderman cupcakes and blue

Superman cupcakes. She asked m

e to get them out of the

fridge and put them on som

e plates. On the food table w

e also had fairy bread, fruit sticks and green slim

y-looking jelly cups.

“Marco, it’s tim

e to get into your costume,” M

um yelled

from the kitchen. I bounced up the stairs. I w

as so excited that the day had finally arrived. I put on m

y costume just

in time.

Ding dong. The

first guest had arrived.

Getting Ready for the Party

1. What is the them

e of the party?

W

hy do you think this?

2. Who is the party for?

W

hy do you think this?

3. Why are they having a party?

W

hy do you think this?

4. Predict what costum

e Marco is w

earing.

G

ive three reasons to support your view

Comprehension Task

Comprehension Task

Find the Main Idea

Find the Main Idea

Brilliant Bike Riding1. W

hat is the main idea of this text?

2. What are three details that support the m

ain idea?

3. Carefully read the text.

U

nderline any words w

hich are repeated, or seem

important. W

rite them dow

n.

4. Another good title for this text could be.

a) Bike Riding Safety.

b) I Like Bike Riding.

c) Boring Bike Riding.

d) Leslie’s Bike Riding Fun.

Brilliant Bike RidingBike riding is a great activity to do w

ith your friends and fam

ily to keep fit and have fun. How

ever, it is important

that you stay safe during your bike ride.

Before you ride your bike, you should check a few things.

Firstly, make sure your brakes are w

orking and the blocks are not w

orn down. Secondly, check that your bike chain

is oiled and not too loose. Thirdly, make sure that both

the front and back tyres have plenty of air in them. N

ext, check the height of your seat. Your toes should be able to reach the ground. Finally, alw

ays wear a correctly-fitted

helmet, bright clothing and check that your shoe laces are

tied up.

During your bike ride, it is im

portant to ride responsibly, even w

ith your friends. If you are under the age of twelve,

you should have an adult supervising you. It is a good idea to plan your bike ride to avoid heavy traffi

c areas and, w

here possible, use bike tracks. Rem

ember to be

safe and have fun!

CRA

ZY CREATIVE CHA

LLENG

EW

rite about a time you had fun bike riding w

ith your fam

ily or friends.

If you haven’t been riding before, then make up a

story about a bike ride.

Brainstorm as many ‘r’ and ‘p’ words as possible.

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Take a look at the list words and record at least 10 words.

______________________________ __________________________________

______________________________ __________________________________

______________________________ __________________________________

______________________________ __________________________________

______________________________ __________________________________

Write 5-10 sentences using these words.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

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Take a look at the spelling grid attached. Pick 3-5 different ways to practise your list words.

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Cathy Freeman

Cathy Freeman is an Australian athlete from Mackay, Queensland.

She is best known for winning gold in the 400-metre sprint at

the Sydney Olympics in 2000; however, her athletics career began

as a teenager. In 1990, she became the first Indigenous Australian

to win gold at the Commonwealth Games and, in 1992, she was

the first Indigenous Australian athlete to compete at the Olympics. She

has dedicated much of her life to Indigenous causes. In 2007, she

founded the Cathy Freeman Foundation to support Indigenous students

to succeed in school.

1x table2x table

3x table4x table

5x table6x table

1 × 1 = 12 × 1 = 23 × 1 = 34 × 1 = 45 × 1 = 56 × 1 = 67 × 1 = 78 × 1 = 89 × 1 = 9

10 × 1 = 1011 × 1 = 1112 × 1 = 12

1 × 2 = 22 × 2 = 43 × 2 = 64 × 2 = 85 × 2 = 106 × 2 = 127 × 2 = 148 × 2 = 169 × 2 = 18

10 × 2 = 2011 × 2 = 2212 × 2 = 24

1 × 3 = 32 × 3 = 63 × 3 = 94 × 3 = 125 × 3 = 156 × 3 = 187 × 3 = 218 × 3 = 249 × 3 = 27

10 × 3 = 3011 × 3 = 3312 × 3 = 36

1 × 4 = 42 × 4 = 83 × 4 = 124 × 4 = 165 × 4 = 206 × 4 = 247 × 4 = 288 × 4 = 329 × 4 = 36

10 × 4 = 4011 × 4 = 4412 × 4 = 48

1 × 5 = 52 × 5 = 103 × 5 = 154 × 5 = 205 × 5 = 256 × 5 = 307 × 5 = 358 × 5 = 409 × 5 = 4510 × 5 = 5011 × 5 = 5512 × 5 = 60

1 × 6 = 62 × 6 = 123 × 6 = 184 × 6 = 245 × 6 = 306 × 6 = 367 × 6 = 428 × 6 = 489 × 6 = 5410 × 6 = 6011 × 6 = 6612 × 6 = 72

7x table8x table

9x table10x table

11x table12x table

1 × 7 = 72 × 7 = 143 × 7 = 214 × 7 = 285 × 7 = 356 × 7 = 427 × 7 = 498 × 7 = 569 × 7 = 6310 × 7 = 7011 × 7 = 7712 × 7 = 84

1 × 8 = 82 × 8 = 163 × 8 = 244 × 8 = 325 × 8 = 406 × 8 = 487 × 8 = 568 × 8 = 649 × 8 = 72

10 × 8 = 8011 × 8 = 8812 × 8 = 96

1 × 9 = 92 × 9 = 183 × 9 = 274 × 9 = 365 × 9 = 456 × 9 = 547 × 9 = 638 × 9 = 729 × 9 = 81

10 × 9 = 9011 × 9 = 99

12 × 9 = 108

1 × 10 = 102 × 10 = 203 × 10 = 304 × 10 = 405 × 10 = 506 × 10 = 607 × 10 = 708 × 10 = 809 × 10 = 90

10 × 10 = 10011 × 10 = 11012 × 10 = 120

1 × 11 = 112 × 11 = 223 × 11 = 334 × 11 = 445 × 11 = 556 × 11 = 667 × 11 = 778 × 11 = 889 × 11 = 99

10 × 11 = 11011 × 11 = 121 12 × 11 = 132

1 × 12 = 122 × 12 = 243 × 12 = 364 × 12 = 485 × 12 = 606 × 12 = 727 × 12 = 848 × 12 = 969 × 12 = 10810 × 12 = 12011 × 12 = 13212 × 12 = 144

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Numerals Number in ones, tens, hundreds, thousands

Expanded Form

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2 thousands 4 hundreds 5 tens 1 ones

2000 + 400 + 50 + 1 = 2451

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Why is NAIDOC Week important?

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Choose three of the words and write a sentence about how they connect to the “Heal Country” theme.

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Read and discuss the 2021 NAIDOC WEEK Student Printable with your class before assigning this activity sheet. Ask students to �nd the hidden words.

KNOWLEDGE HEALTHY COUNTRY MATERIALS PLENTIFUL

ELEMENTS SUSTAINABLE GROWTH FORBIDDEN CULTURAL

TRAUMA OVERCOME RECOGNISE TRADITION HEALING

Q S T R A D I T I O N U K G R O W T HR N Q R W H W L K I E S I N G O C E RB Q F X Y X Z A A M N U R D O P Y E T

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