Year 3 NAPLAN Term 1

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Our Term 1 Year 3 NAPLAN Programme is here to help! Our team of experienced and knowledgeable tutors will guide your child through a comprehensive review of the key concepts and abilities tested on the exam, including:

• Reading: Comprehension, vocabulary, and fluency
• Writing: Structure, grammar, and expression
• Spelling: Vocabulary and grammar
• Grammar: Syntax, punctuation and usage
• Numeracy: Problem-solving, number operations, geometry, and measurement

NAPLAN tests the important skills that are essential for every student to progress through school and life, such as reading, writing, spelling, grammar and numeracy. The content of each test is informed by the Australian Curriculum. The literacy tests are based on content in the English learning area, and the numeracy tests draw content from the Mathematics learning area. Don’t let your child be caught off guard! The Year 3 NAPLAN test is fast approaching and you want your child to be well prepared. Our online format allows your child to receive top-quality instruction from the comfort of their own home, without the hassle of commuting or juggling schedules. Don’t miss this opportunity. Give your child the skills and confidence they need to succeed on the Year 3 NAPLAN test. Click here to enrol in our Term 1 Programme now.

Numerical Reasoning:

• Review place value and number sense, including identifying and representing numbers up to at least 1000.
• Practice addition and subtraction, including solving problems with and without regrouping/borrowing.
• Review multiplication and division, including solving problems with multiples of 10 and 100.
• Introduce fractions, decimals, and percentages, including identifying and comparing fractions and decimals, and converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages.
• Practice applying these concepts to solve problems involving measurement, data analysis, and geometry.

Reading Comprehension:

• Review strategies for understanding and interpreting different types of texts, such as narratives, informational texts, and persuasive texts.
• Practice identifying main ideas, supporting details, and inferring meaning from texts.
• Introduce vocabulary strategies, such as using context clues and dictionary skills.

Language Conventions:

• Review grammar and punctuation rules, including verb tenses, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs.
• Practice editing and proofreading texts for correct grammar and punctuation usage.
• Review spelling rules and strategies, including phonics and syllable division.
• Practice applying these conventions when writing and editing texts

Year 3 NAPLAN Term 1

The focus for each class will alternate every week, following the format as displayed below:

Weeks 1,3,5,7

Writing: Students will learn the basics of persuasive writing, including how to identify an argument and how to craft a strong thesis statement. They will learn how to use evidence and logical reasoning to support their arguments and how to address counterarguments.

Students will delve into the world of narrative writing. They will learn how to create a plot and develop characters, as well as how to use setting, imagery, and other literary devices to enhance their stories. They will also learn about different narrative structures, such as the hero’s journey, and how to create a compelling climax and resolution.

Language Convention: Students will learn about grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, and editing skills through in-class exercises and writing prompts. The class will focus on correcting common grammatical errors, using punctuation correctly, expanding vocabulary, and editing writing.

Weeks 2,4,6,8

English: Students will focus on reading comprehension, including the ability to understand and analyze texts of various genres and levels of complexity. They will learn how to identify main ideas, make inferences and draw conclusions.

Mathematics: Students will focus on number and algebra, including the ability to understand and use fractions, decimals and percentages, perform complex calculations, and solve problems involving multiple operations. They will learn how to identify and use mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and algebraic concepts.

How Support Works?

You can send your questions through our Live Chat Support that can be found directly on the website. Your child will be able to send any questions they have, and our team will be able to provide students with feedback, guidance as well as supplementary notes.

How do we give feedback for trial tests?

You will have access to view your child’s trial test results and be able to instantaneously view their performance. For more detailed feedback, give us a call and one of our consultants will be able to help you.

How does the Writing feedback work?

Your child’s writing piece will be marked and feedback provided every week. All feedback will also be provided for you directly on the platform for easy access.

How do you monitor the results?

The trial test results are automatically marked and results viewable immediately after the exam is completed.