The contents of the handwritten newspaper in the first lesson of the third grade are as follows:

1. Cover design:

On the cover of the handwritten newspaper, you can draw a colorful and creative illustration with the words welcome, as well as the school name and class information.

2. Welcome language:

Welcome students back to school in warm language and express their expectations and wishes for the new semester.

3. Importance of the new semester:

Quote famous sayings or stories to tell students the importance of the new semester and encourage them to actively engage in learning and growth.

4. Study plan:

Remind students to make study plans, set goals, study hard and strive for progress in the new semester.

5. Cultivate good habits:

Emphasize the cultivation of good study habits, such as finishing homework on time, listening carefully and respecting each other.

6. Learning motivation:

Provide some famous aphorisms to motivate students to learn, so that they can understand that the motivation for learning comes from the heart.

7. Class activities:

Introduce some class activities to be held in the new semester to stimulate students' interest and promote class cohesion.

8. Encourage reading:

Recommend some books suitable for grade three students and encourage them to develop good reading habits.

9. Learning resources:

Introduce some learning resources, such as libraries and electronic textbooks, to help students study better.

1. Exhibition of art works:

If some students have made art works during the holidays, they can show them in handwritten newspapers to encourage students to exert their creativity.

11. Learning tools and supplies:

Remind students to prepare the necessary learning tools and supplies, such as stationery and schoolbags.

12. Campus safety and discipline:

Emphasize the importance of campus safety and discipline to help students establish a good school spirit and discipline.

13. Cooperation between family and school:

Emphasize the close cooperation between family and school and encourage parents to participate in their children's education.

14. School motto or slogan:

If there is a school motto or slogan, you can introduce it to guide students to understand its connotation.

15. Learning atmosphere:

Guide students to create a positive learning atmosphere, help each other with classmates and make progress together.