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Brilio.net - Learning to make news sentences from an early age is very important. In grade 3 of elementary school, students begin to be introduced to simple news sentences. These news sentences function to convey information clearly and directly.
A good news sentence should be short, concise, and easy to understand. Students in grade 3 of elementary school will learn how to write news from everyday events, such as school activities or natural events. With practice, news writing skills can be further honed.
Writing news also trains students to think logically and orderly. News sentences must convey information sequentially, starting from who, what, when, where, to why the event occurred.
To help students, brilio.net has collected from various sources, Thursday (26/9), 60 examples of good and correct news sentences .
Examples of 3rd grade elementary school news sentences.
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1. Grade 3 students held an arts performance at school.
2. The teacher gave reading assignments to all students.
3. Heavy rain has been falling since morning in this city.
4. Father invited me to go to the park to play.
5. The school held environmental cleaning activities.
6. Uncle bought mangoes at the market this morning.
7. My brother won the running competition at school.
8. The doves flew low in the yard.
9. The fire engine arrived on time.
10. Children are playing kites in the field.
11. Budi got a good grade on the math test.
12. Dad came home from work early today.
13. At school, we learn about the importance of maintaining cleanliness.
14. Ants work hard to collect food in their nest.
15. The sun shone brightly in the morning.
16. My brother is studying for the final semester exam.
17. Mother prepared breakfast for us this morning.
18. On television, there was news about heavy rain in the neighboring village.
19. Today, my friends and I played in the city park.
20. My little brother cried because he fell off his bike.
21. Mr. Andi taught us how to make crafts.
22. Light rain makes the roads slippery.
23. We went to the zoo during the last holiday.
24. The birds chirp in the morning.
25. Mother took me to the doctor because I had the flu.
26. Grade 3 students took part in a drawing competition at school.
27. The toy store near the house is open every day.
28. At the market, many people shop for fresh vegetables.
29. This afternoon, the neighbor's cat came into the house.
30. Our school is building a new playground.
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31. Today, I learned how to calculate fractions.
32. Yesterday, I saw a rainbow in the sky after the rain.
33. My little brother brought fried rice to school.
34. We did morning exercise in the school field.
35. Uncle bought a new bicycle for his younger brother.
36. The mountains in the distance look beautiful this morning.
37. Mother planted roses in the yard.
38. At school, we learn about animals in the forest.
39. Father took me to the library to read books.
40. The neighbor's new car is parked in front of the house.
41. 3rd grade elementary school students learn traditional dancing in the hall.
42. We help mother clean the house on Sundays.
43. In the garden, sunflowers are starting to bloom.
44. My sister made a chocolate cake for her birthday.
45. The strong wind made the leaves fly across the road.
46. My friends play ball in the school yard.
47. This afternoon, the sky looks bright and blue.
48. We saw a clown show in the city park yesterday.
49. The teacher praised my drawing in class.
50. Today, we learned to make crafts from used paper.
51. Uncle brought a lot of souvenirs from out of town.
52. My little brother enjoys watching fireworks on New Year's Eve.
53. At home, I learned to write short stories.
54. Heavy rain caused flooding in several areas.
55. My brother likes playing music with the guitar.
56. The eagle flew high above the mountain.
57. In the garden, there are many butterflies flying around.
58. My friends are taking part in a running competition in the field.
59. Mom called me to dinner.
60. On television, we watched news about earthquakes in other areas.
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To create a good news sentence, students need to pay attention to several things. First, the information conveyed must be clear and easy to understand. Second, the sentence is not too long, so that the reader or listener is not confused. Third, the news must be written sequentially and based on existing facts.
Practicing making news sentences can start from simple things, such as events around the house or school. That way, 3rd grade elementary school students can learn to compose good and correct news sentences. Keep practicing writing, because the more often you write, the easier it is to convey information clearly and accurately.
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