• Mathematics
  • Year 3

Geometry

approx. 7 hrs

3 topics

21 concepts

The Year 3 Geometry program develops skills in visualisation with a focus on dimension and angles.

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Overview

The concepts in Year 3 Geometry are aligned with the course content in the Measurement and Geometry strand of the Australian curriculum. Students studying Geometry in Year 3 name and compare 3D objects and 2D shapes, such as trapezia, rhombuses, rectangles, pyramids and prisms. Additional concepts include naming, drawing and estimating angles and their properties and using grid references to locate positions on a map.

Topics & Concepts We Cover

This learning program is made up of the following 3 topics, broken down into 21 concepts.

  • Identifying and Comparing 3D Objects and 2D Shapes 12 concepts

    1. Determine the number of pairs of parallel sides, if any, of each of the special quadrilaterals

    2. identify the variety of nets that can be used to create a particular prism

    3. explain why any line through the centre of (and across) a circle is a line of symmetry

    4. Identify, compare and describe quadrilaterals

    5. Compare the rigidity of two-dimensional frames of three sides with the rigidity of those of four or more sides

    6. Deconstruct everyday packages that are prisms to create nets

    7. Identify and describe pyramids

    8. Identify and describe cubes and prisms

    9. Identify and describe two-dimensional shapes as either regular or irregular

    10. Identify and draw lines of symmetry on given regular and irregular shapes

    11. Identify parallel lines in pictures and the environment

    12. Identify and describe spheres, cones and cylinders

  • Finding Angles 4 concepts

    1. Identify perpendicular lines in pictures, designs and the environment

    2. Identify right angles in two-dimensional shapes and three-dimensional objects

    3. Identify angles, including arms and vertex of an angle

    4. Use the term right angle to describe the angle formed when perpendicular lines meet

  • Position on a Map 5 concepts

    1. Use and follow positional and directional language

    2. Draw and label a grid on a given map

    3. Draw simple maps and plans from an aerial view, with or without labelling a grid

    4. Describe the location of an object using more than one descriptor

    5. Use grid references on maps to describe position, identifying and marking locations

What you'll get

Learning Content

  • A customised learning plan to suit your needs, adapting to your pace as you learn, progress and achieve mastery
  • All the content required to help you master the syllabus, including theory, worked examples, exam preparation and practice questions

An Expert Tutor

  • We match you to a private, expert tutor who is right for your needs and goals
  • Our tutors are talented, tested, top ATAR achievers and subject experts
  • During each session, your tutor guides you through your learning program, providing real-time, live expert tutoring in Geometry

Reporting

  • Access information at every stage showing what's been mastered, what areas need to be worked on and what's next
  • You and your parents receive a comprehensive feedback report after every session
  • Every session is recorded and available for you to watch at any time, allowing you to review what was covered

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