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Grade 3 Science — Term 1, Week 6

5 day-plan(s) · WeLearn JA SCI T1 G3

Day 1: Observing and Recording Weather

Grade 3 Science · Term 1, Week 6 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesObserve and record weather over time to find patterns.
MaterialsWeather chart, symbols
Key vocabularyweather, observe, record, pattern, data
Engage (starter)"Can we predict tomorrow from our weather record?"
Develop (main)Interactive: record daily weather with symbols; look for patterns; discuss how records help us predict; tap-to-reveal weather types.
Plenary (close)Record today's weather.
AssessmentRecords weather data.
Teacher notesRun a week-long weather chart.

Day 2: Measuring the Weather

Grade 3 Science · Term 1, Week 6 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesUse instruments to measure weather elements.
MaterialsRain gauge, wind vane, thermometer
Key vocabularyrain gauge, wind vane, thermometer, measure, unit
Engage (starter)"How do we measure rainfall, wind, and temperature?"
Develop (main)Interactive: read or build a rain gauge, wind vane, and use a thermometer; record measurements; tap-to-reveal each instrument.
Plenary (close)What does a wind vane show?
AssessmentUses weather instruments.
Teacher notesDeepens the Week 3 instruments preview.

Day 3: Wet and Dry Seasons

Grade 3 Science · Term 1, Week 6 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesDescribe the Caribbean wet and dry seasons and rainfall patterns.
MaterialsSeason pictures, rainfall chart
Key vocabularywet season, dry season, rainfall, climate
Engage (starter)"When does the most rain fall where you live?"
Develop (main)Interactive: compare wet and dry season data; discuss how rainfall shapes farming and daily life; tap-to-reveal the seasons.
Plenary (close)Name one feature of the wet season.
AssessmentDistinguishes seasons.
Teacher notesPan-Caribbean wet and dry seasons, not winter and summer.

Day 4: Weather, Climate and Storms

Grade 3 Science · Term 1, Week 6 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesDistinguish weather from climate and describe storm safety.
MaterialsWeather vs climate cards, storm pictures
Key vocabularyweather, climate, storm, hurricane, prepare
Engage (starter)"What is the difference between weather and climate?"
Develop (main)Interactive: sort statements into weather (now) and climate (usual); discuss hurricanes and simple preparation; tap-to-reveal the difference.
Plenary (close)Give one difference between weather and climate.
AssessmentDistinguishes weather and climate.
Teacher notesAtlantic hurricane season is June to November; keep it calm and factual.

Day 5: Review: Weather and Climate

Grade 3 Science · Term 1, Week 6 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesConsolidate weather, instruments, seasons, and climate.
MaterialsWeather chart, review cards
Key vocabularyreview, weather, climate
Engage (starter)"Weather scientist challenge!"
Develop (main)Interactive: read the weather chart and sort weather versus climate at review stations.
Plenary (close)Name a weather instrument and what it measures.
AssessmentStation accuracy.
Teacher notesRead the completed chart together.