Grade 3 teaching resources

This four-page activity pack explores the historical significance of 1776 and America's 250th anniversary in 2026.

This three-page social studies worksheet introduces proxy wars and examines the Korean War, Vietnam War, Soviet-Afghan War, and Angolan Civil War.

Students analyze parade float proposals against technical requirements for dimensions, safety features, generators, electrical systems, and sound levels.

Students analyze how a podcast and written article present artificial intelligence in the creative arts.

This four-page worksheet helps students analyze environmental advertising for greenwashing, vague claims, meaningless buzzwords, and logical fallacies.

This four-page worksheet introduces media literacy and guides students in identifying loaded language, opinions presented as facts, selective facts, and tone.

This five-page April Fools-themed activity pack teaches students to identify and create idioms, similes, and hyperboles.

This lesson explains how seasonal changes in daylight influence animal behaviors such as migration, hibernation, mating, and daily activity.

A humorous one-page April Fools assessment that challenges students to read instructions carefully before acting.

This six-page science activity pack introduces structural and behavioral adaptations, habitats, camouflage, migration, and hibernation.

This four-page worksheet guides students through the classic trolley problem and related variations, including the footbridge dilemma.

This case study examines Venezuela’s political conflict, including opposing perspectives, constitutional debate, political tension, negotiation, and deadlock.

Students examine the Treaty of Versailles, including territorial changes, military restrictions, war guilt, and reparations.

This three-page framework guides students through analyzing the direct impacts, secondary effects, and unintended consequences of a proposed policy.

Students analyze Super Bowl commercials by identifying target audiences, persuasive techniques, memorable visuals, and consumer actions.

Students learn game theory, brinkmanship, Nash equilibrium, and mutually assured destruction through the Chicken Game.

Students examine how racial, economic, and geographic privilege can influence access to healthcare, housing, transportation, and higher education in British Columbia.

Students learn about Aaron Douglas and analyze his use of silhouettes, concentric circles, geometric shapes, and limited color palettes.

This four-page French activity pack features reading passages about autumn traditions in France and Quebec.

Students design a French café menu and perform a restaurant skit using food vocabulary, partitive articles, and polite expressions.

This four-page French activity pack helps students ask and answer questions about meals, food preferences, and beverages.

This editable 40-week pacing guide organizes Grade 3 visual arts instruction from September through June.

This editable 40-week pacing guide organizes Grade 3 Arkansas social studies instruction from September through June.

This editable 40-week long-range plan organizes Grade 3 physical education instruction from September through June.

Plan a full 40-week Grade 3 science year with monthly themes, standards alignment, learning intentions, evidence of learning, and practical instructional tasks.

This editable 40-week pacing guide organizes Grade 3 mathematics instruction from September through June using the 2023 Arkansas Mathematics Standards.

This editable 40-week long-range plan provides a September-to-June pacing guide for Grade 3 Arkansas English Language Arts.

This six-page practice pack covers rectangle and square area and perimeter, composite shapes, missing dimensions, and grid-based shape construction.

This three-page informational resource explains how Arizona’s climate, geography, military installations, and National Guard support military training.

This spring-themed poetry collection teaches students to write haiku, acrostic, and cinquain poems.

Students record and analyze rainfall measurements, organize weekly data, and create a bar graph using inches.

This seven-page April historical warm-up packet features significant events, including Dr.

This five-page journal guides students through daily emotional check-ins and reflective prompts about feelings, triggers, body signals, coping strategies, empathy, and relationships.

Students analyze baseball box scores and calculate mean, median, mode, and range using realistic player statistics.

Students explore the Maple Creek dilemma, weighing the need for affordable housing against wetland conservation.

This four-page guide introduces common bank card fraud methods, including skimming, PIN theft, fake ATMs, and suspicious transactions.

Students categorize forestry, farming, and oil and gas practices according to their environmental effects.

This eight-page writing resource guides students through developing a balanced opinion essay about Halloween celebrations at school.

Help students review classroom routines and expectations with a lighthearted back-to-school pop quiz.

This autumn-themed packet includes three reading passages at different complexity levels, each followed by comprehension questions and vocabulary support.

A six-lesson Core French unit on school subjects, classroom objects, routines, schedules, preferences, and daily school life.

This six-lesson unit develops French vocabulary for foods, drinks, meals, likes and dislikes, and ordering at a café.

This four-page financial literacy worksheet introduces credit, debt, interest, APR, principal, minimum payments, and credit scores.

Students investigate how bioluminescent organisms produce light and examine the potential use of glowing plants as sustainable streetlights.

Students explore how snowshoe hare feet and bird feathers inspire snowshoes and puffy coats.

Students explore the relationship between physical exertion and precision by collecting heart-rate and task-performance data.

This four-page classroom resource helps students explore allyship, inclusion, and ways to create safer environments for LGBTQ+ peers.

Students practice asking who, what, when, where, why, and how questions about family traditions, community celebrations, and historical statements.