Year 3 English | NSW Syllabus

Course Content

Sentences

Kinds of Sentences
kinds of Sentences
Sentences Sentences and Fragments
Sentences Sentences and Fragments
Sentences Parts of a Sentence
Sentences Parts of a Sentence
Sentences Run-Ons
Sentences Run-Ons
Sentences Compound Sentences with “and”, “but”, or “or”
Sentences Compound Sentences with “and”, “but”, or “or”

Capitalization
Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining letters in lowercase.

Capitalization Days of the Week
Capitalization Days of the Week
Capitalization Months of the Year
Capitalization Months of the Year
Capitalization Names of Holidays
Capitalization Names of Holidays
Capitalization Names of People
Capitalization Names of People
Capitalization Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.
Capitalization Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.

Punctuation
The standard English punctuation is as follows: period, comma, apostrophe, quotation, question, exclamation,

Punctuation Kinds of Sentences
Punctuation Kinds of Sentences
Punctuation Commas in a Series
Punctuation Commas in a Series
Punctuation Commas with Days and the Year in a Date, etc.
Punctuation Commas with Days and the Year in a Date, etc.
Punctuation Apostrophes – Ownership
Punctuation Apostrophes – Ownership
Punctuation Apostrophes – Contractions
Punctuation Apostrophes – Contractions
Punctuation Colons – Hour and Minute
Punctuation Colons – Hour and Minute
Punctuation Quotation Marks
Punctuation Quotation Marks
Punctuation Comma After a Greeting and Closing in a Friendly Letter
Comma After a Greeting and Closing in a Friendly Letter
Punctuation Colon After a Greeting and Comma After a Closing in a Business Letter
Punctuation Colon After a Greeting and Comma After a Closing in a Business Letter
Punctuation Comma to Set Off Speaking to Someone
Punctuation Comma to Set Off Speaking to Someone
Punctuation Quotation Marks – Titles of Stories, Songs, and Poems
Punctuation Quotation Marks – Titles of Stories, Songs, and Poems

Abbreviations
An abbreviation, simply put, is a shortened form of a word. In writing, abbreviations are useful when you need to squeeze a lot of writing into a small space. You can also use them in place of long or cumbersome phrases to make your sentences easier to read

Parts of Speech Nouns
Nouns are names of persons, places, or things. Persons: girl, boy, mother, father, sister, brother, aunt, uncle, grandmother, and grandfather Places: school, park, store, zoo, farm, beach, and mountain Things: toy, bike, tree, flower, fish, river, sun, cloud, milk, pizza, and computer

Parts of speech Nouns
Parts of Speech Nouns
Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns
Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Add “es” to Singular Nouns that end in ch, sh, ss, s, x, or z
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Add “es” to Singular Nouns that end in ch, sh, ss, s, x, or z
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Change “y” to “i” and add “es
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Change “y” to “i” and add “es”
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Irregular
Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Irregular
Parts of Speech Singular Nouns That Don’t Change Plural Forms
Parts of Speech Singular Nouns That Don’t Change Plural Forms
Parts of Speech Proper Nouns
Parts of Speech Proper Nouns
Parts of Speech Action Verbs
Parts of Speech Action Verbs
Parts of Speech Linking Verbs
Parts of Speech Linking Verbs
Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs – Irregular Verbs
Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs – Irregular Verbs
Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Future Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Future Tense Verbs
Parts of Speech Verb Agreement
Parts of Speech Verb Agreement
Parts of Speech Changing Verbs
Parts of Speech Changing Verbs
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Pronouns
Parts of Speech Adjectives
Parts of Speech Adjectives
Parts of Speech Adjectives – More than one
Parts of Speech Adjectives – More than one
Parts of Speech Adjectives – Adding “er” to compare
Parts of Speech Adjectives – Adding “er” to compare
Parts of Speech Adjectives – Good, Better, Best, Bad, Worse, Worst
Parts of Speech Adjectives – Good, Better, Best, Bad, Worse, Worst
Parts of Speech Proper Adjectives from Proper Nouns
Parts of Speech Proper Adjectives from Proper Nouns
Parts of Speech Adjectives – A, An, and The
Parts of Speech Adjectives – A, An, and The
Parts of Speech Adverbs
Parts of Speech Adverbs

Vocabulary

Vocabulary Synonyms
Vocabulary Synonyms
Vocabulary Antonyms
Vocabulary Antonyms
Vocabulary Homophones
Vocabulary Homophones
Vocabulary Compound Word
Vocabulary Compound Words
Vocabulary Prefixes
Vocabulary Prefixes
Vocabulary Suffixes
Vocabulary Suffixes
Vocabulary Multi-meaning Words
Vocabulary Multi-meaning Words
Vocabulary Sentence Clues
Vocabulary Sentence Clues

Writing

Comprehension

Max’s Good Habit

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The Little Red Cape

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Amusement Park Problem

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Anna and Her Basketball Adventure

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Hats in Harvard

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Helping Hally

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The Book, The Girl, and the Closet

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My New Scooter

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The Solver

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Tag Rules!

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Amanda’s News

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Will the Wolf

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In Their Own Words

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What Are Clouds?

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How to Make Ice Cream

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Landforms

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Life cycles

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Force

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Healthy Muscles Matter

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The Bee

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Course Content

Sentences

Kinds of Sentences

kinds of Sentences

Sentences Sentences and Fragments

Sentences Sentences and Fragments

Sentences Parts of a Sentence

Sentences Parts of a Sentence

Sentences Run-Ons

Sentences Run-Ons

Sentences Compound Sentences with “and”, “but”, or “or”

Sentences Compound Sentences with “and”, “but”, or “or”

Capitalization Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining letters in lowercase.

Capitalization Days of the Week

Capitalization Days of the Week

Capitalization Months of the Year

Capitalization Months of the Year

Capitalization Names of Holidays

Capitalization Names of Holidays

Capitalization Names of People

Capitalization Names of People

Capitalization Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.

Capitalization Names of Newspapers, Books, etc.

Punctuation The standard English punctuation is as follows: period, comma, apostrophe, quotation, question, exclamation,

Punctuation Kinds of Sentences

Punctuation Kinds of Sentences

Punctuation Commas in a Series

Punctuation Commas in a Series

Punctuation Commas with Days and the Year in a Date, etc.

Punctuation Commas with Days and the Year in a Date, etc.

Punctuation Apostrophes – Ownership

Punctuation Apostrophes – Ownership

Punctuation Apostrophes – Contractions

Punctuation Apostrophes – Contractions

Punctuation Colons – Hour and Minute

Punctuation Colons – Hour and Minute

Punctuation Quotation Marks

Punctuation Quotation Marks

Punctuation Comma After a Greeting and Closing in a Friendly Letter

Comma After a Greeting and Closing in a Friendly Letter

Punctuation Colon After a Greeting and Comma After a Closing in a Business Letter

Punctuation Colon After a Greeting and Comma After a Closing in a Business Letter

Punctuation Comma to Set Off Speaking to Someone

Punctuation Comma to Set Off Speaking to Someone

Punctuation Quotation Marks – Titles of Stories, Songs, and Poems

Punctuation Quotation Marks – Titles of Stories, Songs, and Poems

Abbreviations An abbreviation, simply put, is a shortened form of a word. In writing, abbreviations are useful when you need to squeeze a lot of writing into a small space. You can also use them in place of long or cumbersome phrases to make your sentences easier to read

What is an Abbreviation? …

Abbreviations What is an abbreviation?

Abbreviations Days of the Week

Abbreviations Days of the Week

Abbreviations Months of the Year

Abbreviations Months of the Year

Abbreviations Words Measuring Time

Abbreviations Words Measuring Time

Parts of speech Nouns

Parts of Speech Nouns

Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns

Parts of Speech Singular and Plural Nouns

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Add “es” to Singular Nouns that end in ch, sh, ss, s, x, or z

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Add “es” to Singular Nouns that end in ch, sh, ss, s, x, or z

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Change “y” to “i” and add “es

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Change “y” to “i” and add “es”

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Irregular

Parts of Speech Plural Nouns – Irregular

Parts of Speech Singular Nouns That Don’t Change Plural Forms

Parts of Speech Singular Nouns That Don’t Change Plural Forms

Parts of Speech Proper Nouns

Parts of Speech Proper Nouns

Parts of Speech Action Verbs

Parts of Speech Action Verbs

Parts of Speech Linking Verbs

Parts of Speech Linking Verbs

Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs

Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs

Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs – Irregular Verbs

Parts of Speech Past Tense Verbs – Irregular Verbs

Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs

Parts of Speech Present Tense Verbs

Parts of Speech Future Tense Verbs

Capitalization
Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining letters in lowercase.

Punctuation
The standard English punctuation is as follows: period, comma, apostrophe, quotation, question, exclamation,

Abbreviations
An abbreviation, simply put, is a shortened form of a word. In writing, abbreviations are useful when you need to squeeze a lot of writing into a small space. You can also use them in place of long or cumbersome phrases to make your sentences easier to read