week 8 shared worksheet

 


 

              Grade 3 - Bilingual Class – Week 8 Shared Worksheet – Fall 2025

302-303-304    A1/ A2/ I1/ I2            Name: _______________________         ID#: _________

Write the part of speech (POS) and definition (communication book p.51).

Word

POS

Definition

cheerful

 

 

sailor

 

 

ripe

 

 

Unscramble and write x3.

coeatrr

 

 

 

 

 hulfpel  

 

 

 

thcear

 

 

 

 

Fill in the missing letters of the word, write the part of speech (POS) and write again.

Word

p _ g _ _ n

s _ _ dl_ _ g

f _ _ rl _ ss

p _ t _l

l _ v_ nd _ r

POS

 

 

 

 

 

Rewrite

 

 

 

 

 

 

My View Story Sentences: Circle the correct word from the story sentence and write again.

Sentence

Answer

She went to the corner where old Mrs. Garcia was feeding the (pigeons / pebbles). (p.336)

 

Marisol carried a watering (pan/ can) to the lot and gave her seed a cool drink. (p.337)

 

Marisol pushed out the (weeds/ripe) in the late afternoons, when it wasn’t so summer-hot. (p.340)

 

You must save the (seats / seeds) and plant again next spring. (p.346)

 

Marisol’s flower (drooped/cracked) to the ground. (p.346)

 

 

Phonics: Suffixes –ly, -ful, -less, -er, -or: Circle the correct suffix that can be added to the base word.

Base Word

Suffix A

Suffix B

visit

-er

-or

soft

-ly

-ful

meaning

-ful

-less

love

-or

-ly

Text Box: A Letter to Grandma
June 1st 2024
Dear Grandma
I am writing to you from New York City USA. 
It’s amazing here and I got to see so many things.
I went to the Empire State Building and got to see the whole city from there.
Also New York Central Park is so cool and there are lots of pretty flowers and plants there.
However my favorite part of NYC is all of the murals.
There is the “Big City of Dreams” mural, the Love Wall and even an Audrey Hepburn mural.
She is so cool. I hope that you can see them too.

Sincerely
Billy
Language and Conventions: Look at the letter below and add commas to the right places.

 

Text Box: Marisol lived on a busy block in New York City where an empty lot smelled funky and glittered with broken bottles. One spring morning, neighbors came with rakes, shovels, and brooms. They cleaned the trash and marked small garden squares with strings and sticks. All the plots were taken, but beside the fence there was a tiny strip of dirt. Marisol pressed one seed into the soil and promised to take care of it every day.
For many days nothing happened. She still watered, pulled little weeds, and hoped. At last, a tiny green hook pushed up from the ground. The plant grew taller and taller until it stood higher than the fence. Big rough leaves opened wide, and soon a bright yellow sunflower faced the street like a small sun. Later, the flower bowed its heavy head. An older neighbor told Marisol it was full of seeds—ready to share and save for spring.
That evening, the neighbors painted a bright mural on the wall: baskets of vegetables and a huge sunflower. People stopped to smile and talk. The garden that started with one small seed made the block feel warm, friendly, and alive—like home.

Reading Comprehension- Read the text and answer the questions.

Reading Comprehension- Circle the correct answer.

1 Where did Marisol plant her seed?

a. a pot on her window             b. a tiny strip by the fence               c. the roof garden              d. the middle garden square

2.  What did the first sprout look like?
a. a tiny green hook            b. a bean pod              c. a long vine          d. a red flower

3 What did the neighbors paint on the wall?
a. a city map                    b. snowmen and sleds                  c. cars and buses                                       d. baskets of vegetables and a huge sunflower

4. What tools did the neighbors bring to clean the lot? Answer in a full sentence.

 

5. Why did the sunflower bow its head later?  Answer in a full sentence.

 

 

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