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Term 3, 2026 · 20 July – 25 September · 20 nights this pack

One subject a night, ten to fifteen minutes. Print the pair. Te reo Māori runs through the nights – it is not a fourth course.

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Your term

  1. En 1How and why — if, might, could20–24 Jul
  2. Ma 1Numbers to ten thousand20–24 Jul
  3. En 2Word parts in a longer word27–31 Jul
  4. Ma 2Estimate, then add or subtract27–31 Jul
  5. En 3What's this trying to do (entertain, inform, or persuade)3–7 Aug
  6. Ma 3The tables that still wobble (6, 7, 8, 9)3–7 Aug
  7. En 4The main idea, and the details that hold it10–14 Aug
  8. Ma 4Family of facts10–14 Aug
  9. En 5Stated and hinted17–21 Aug
  10. Ma 5Tenths on a plate and in money17–21 Aug
  11. En 6their, there, they're24–28 Aug
  12. Ma 6Fractions with the same bottom number24–28 Aug
  13. En 7The dog's bowl (possessive apostrophe)pair
  14. Ma 7A fraction of a settonight
  15. En 8Notes, then a paragraph that stays on one thingnext
  16. Ma 8A pattern that grows7–11 Sep
  17. En 9Persuade with because and for example14–18 Sep
  18. Ma 9Around the edge, and a right angle14–18 Sep
  19. En 10A story with talk in it21–25 Sep
  20. Ma 10Minutes past and minutes to21–25 Sep