Grade 3 unit 3 (part 1)
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This unit covers basic Dutch grammar and vocabulary related to daily activities and schedules. Students will learn how to discuss their daily routines using common verbs like "wake up", "eat", "work", and "relax" in both the present and past tense. Expressions of time will also be covered to help students discuss when activities occur.
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