English Grade 3 Gauteng June 2022 Addendum

PROVINCIAL ASSESSMENT TASK JUNE 2022 GRADE 3 COMMON ASSESSMENT TASK ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE TASK 1 ADDENDUM 4 pages P.T.O.

ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE 2 ASSESSMENT TASK 1 ADDENDUM Annexure A TEACHER (a) Listening Grade 3 DBE book 1 Terms 1 and 2 Page 64 I loved to listen to my grandmother when she spoke of her past. One day she told me about her life on the farm. This is what she said: “A long, long time ago when I was as young as you, I lived with my mother and father on a farm. We had lots of cows and sheep, but we lived far from our friends. I had no one to play with. I used to watch my mother making clay pots. She mixed the clay from the soil. She formed the pots with her hands, and then she put them in the sun to dry. Then one day she let me make my own pot. I formed the pot carefully and turned it round and round. I was so excited to make my very own clay pot. Then I put it out in the sun to dry. That night, while I was asleep, it began to rain. When I woke up I could not find my pot. All I could find was the trail of red soil running down the garden. I had to make another pot. I practised and practised. It was then that I learned to make beautiful pots.”1 Annexure B LEARNER Spelling (hand out a week before the task is completed.) Spelling and dictation kindness respect strawberry passenger present honesty vegetables cocoon celebrate healthy beautiful caterpillar emerge butterfly waterproof tadpole qualities model (b) Dictation Qualities of a good role model are kindness, respect and honesty. P.T.O.

ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE 3 ASSESSMENT TASK 1 ADDENDUM Annexure C: Each learner MUST have a copy. (Comprehension) Prince Cinders was not much of a prince. He was small, spotty, scruffy, and skinny. He had three big, hairy brothers who were always teasing him about his looks. They spent their time going to the palace parties with lots of young princesses. They made poor Prince Cinders stay behind and clean up after them. When his work was done, he would sit by the fire and wish he was big and hairy like his brothers. One Saturday night, when he was washing the socks, a dirty fairy fell down the chimney. “All your wishes shall be granted,” cried the fairy. “Tic Tac Tar! This empty can shall be a car!” “Biff Bang Bong, to the party you shall go!”. “Toe of rat and bowl of fruit, your rags will turn into a suit!” “Eish!” thought the fairy, as the rags turned into a swimsuit. “Your greatest wish I’ll grant to you. You shall be big, and hairy too!” Prince Cinders got big and hairy. “Oops!” said the fairy. Prince Cinders didn’t know that the fairy had turned him into a big hairy monkey, because that’s the kind of spell it was. Prince Cinders felt happy and good. Off he went to the party. The car was too small to drive but he made the best of it. When he arrived at the party... he was too big to fit through the door! He decided to take the bus home. A pretty princess was waiting at the stop. “When’s the next bus?” he grunted. Luckily, midnight struck, and Prince Cinders changed back into himself. The princess thought he had saved her by frightening away the big hairy monkey. “Wait!” she shouted, but Prince Cinders was too shy. He even lost his trousers in the rush! The princess was none other than the rich and beautiful Princess Lovepenny. She put out a notice to find the owner of the trousers. Every prince tried to force the trousers on. But the trousers refused to fit any of them. Of course, Prince Cinders’ brothers all fought to get into the trousers at once. “Let HIM try”, the princess said, pointing at Prince Cinders. P.T.O.

“They won’t fit him,” sneered his brothers... But they did! Princess Lovepenny proposed immediately. So, Prince Cinders married Princess Lovepenny and lived in luxury, happily ever after. The Princess spoke to the fairy about his big, hairy and unkind brothers, and the fairy turned them into house fairies, and they flew around the palace doing the housework for ever and ever. [Adapted from ‘Prince Cinders’ by Babette Cole] END