Grade 3 Science Worksheets - K5 Learning
Our grade 3 science worksheets delve deeper into concepts in life sciences, earth sciences and physical sciences. We try to help kids develop an understanding of scientific vocabulary and the world around them.
Science Worksheets for Grade 3 Students - K5 Learning
Covering life sciences, earth sciences and physical sciences, we have prepared 100 science worksheets for kids in grade 3. We’ve categorized the worksheets by living things, ecosystems, weather and climate, Earth sciences, the environment, forces and …
Science Worksheets - K5 Learning
Our free science worksheets currently cover kindergarten through grade 3 science topics in the life sciences, earth sciences and physical sciences. Topics include plants, animals, our bodies, food & nutrition, weather and seasons, energy, properties of heat, light and sound, forces and motion and materials.
Living Things Worksheets - K5 Learning
These worksheets study plants and animals including life cycles, inherited traits and adaptations. Parts of a plant Label and describe the functions of different plant parts.
Grade 3 Science Worksheet atmosphere Earth frozen satellite liquid orbits star planets rock Sun gases rotates plasma solar The Earth is made mostly of . It has both liquid and _____ water on its surface. Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere of
Earth Science Worksheets - K5 Learning
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Grade 3 Science Worksheet Match each animal to the name of its group. Some animals live in groups. They help each other survive. Elephants • Wolves • Lions • Ants • Dolphins • Bees • • colony • pod • herd • hive • pack • pride
Grade 3 Science Worksheet Explain the difference between a pushing force and a pulling force. A force is a push or a pull. push pull Draw an example of each kind of force. push pull
Grade 3 Science Worksheet For each item, write the natural resources used to make it. Name one item you use every day. What natural resources does it use? drinking glass socks writing paper milk gasoline shower
Grade 3 Science Worksheet Use force to make a stationary object start moving. Think of an example for each. Draw and write about it. Use force to make a moving object change direction. Use force to make a moving object change speed.