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This bird beak lab engages 3rd grade students in learning about natural selection, adaptations, and bird beak structures. Students explore how different beaks are adapted to different foods.
This apple thematic unit combines nonfiction reading, science, vocabulary, math, social studies, and writing for grades 3 to 5. Students read six informational texts, run hands-on experiments, and solve differentiated math word problems.
This Caribou Informational Article and Comprehension Activities includes an article about caribou in two formats (two-page color photos & one-page text), website resources for online articles and videos about caribou, a fact sort sheet where students can sort facts about caribou, a variety of note-taking sheets, comprehension activities, and mini-report pages.
This cloud in a jar activity lets 3rd grade students watch the water cycle happen in front of them. It is an NGSS 3-ESS2.D weather and climate station that blends reading, hands-on observation, and science writing.
Help students learn their addition facts while playing a fun game, Addition: Go Fish. The game is played with traditional Go Fish directions.
This Emperor Penguin Informational Article and Comprehension Activities resource includes an article in two formats, website resources for online articles and videos, a fact sort sheet, a variety of note-taking sheets, comprehension activities, and mini-report pages.
These inheritance of traits warm ups are short daily prompts for 3rd grade, aligned to NGSS 3-LS3-1. Students explore how traits are inherited and why variation matters for survival.
This animal classification activity helps 3rd grade students understand vertebrates, invertebrates, and the major vertebrate groups: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Students build a tree diagram, sort animals by traits, and answer comprehension questions.
Three-Digit Subtraction Number Puzzles help students understand three different strategies to solve three-digit subtraction problems.
In these Three-Digit Subtraction Number Puzzles students match the: subtraction equation, answer, problem broken apart by place value, problem represented in base-10 blocks and as a number line. There are 20 problems that do not involve regrouping / decomposing and 20 problems that do involve regrouping / decomposing.
For the 20 problems that involve regrouping / decomposing, there are two versions: one with the base-10 blocks of of the minuend not decomposed and the other with the base-10 blocks decomposed. Chose the version that works best for your students.
Frogs: Informational Article, QR Code Research & Fact Sort includes an article about frogs in two formats (two-page color photos & one-page text), QR Codes for online articles and videos about frogs and a fact sort sheet where students can sort facts about frogs.
This Capybara Informational Article and Comprehension Activities includes an article about capybara in two formats,, website resources for online articles and videos about the capybara, a fact sort sheet where students can sort facts about the capybara, a variety of note-taking sheets, comprehension activities, and mini-report pages.
This weather maps activity helps 3rd grade students read and interpret weather data. It is a diagram science station aligned to NGSS 3-ESS2-2 that connects weather maps to the patterns students see in the world around them.
This ant colony activity helps 3rd grade students explore colony structure, types of ants, and how ants work together to survive. It is an NGSS 3-LS2.D station on social interactions and group behavior.
60 print-and-go November writing prompts for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade, split evenly across narrative, opinion, and informational writing. Every page has a brainstorming organizer, lined writing space, and an editing checklist.
This Ancient Life 5E Science Unit Plan is an inquiry-based unit that focuses on investigating fossils of plants and animals. Throughout the unit, students analyze and interpret data from fossils to provide evidence of the organisms and the environments in which they lived long ago. Students explore types of fossils, paleontologists, and fossil excavation.