Grade 3 French practice — verbs and agreement consolidated, longer reading passages, and written expression of several sentences.
Au Grade 3, la grammaire cesse d'être une suite de règles séparées. Le verbe s'accorde avec son sujet, l'adjectif avec son nom, et l'enfant doit tenir les deux accords dans la même phrase.
Reading lengthens to match. A passage now carries more than one idea, so a comprehension question can ask about something stated in one sentence and confirmed in another, and the answer is no longer sitting in the line the question borrowed its words from. Written expression asks for several connected sentences, where the hard part is not spelling but keeping the tense the same from the first to the last.