Grade 3 teaching resources

A fully editable 40-week Grade 3 science long-range plan aligned with Maine Science and Engineering Standards through June 2025.

This editable 40-week Grade 3 science long-range plan includes year-at-a-glance and monthly overviews, a curriculum matrix, assessment map, differentiation guidance, and cross-curricular connections.

Plan a full 40-week Grade 3 science year with an annual sequence, curriculum coverage matrix, monthly planning, assessment guidance, differentiation support, and editable templates.

A complete 40-week Grade 3 social studies planning system with year-at-a-glance pacing, monthly overviews, curriculum matrix, assessment map, differentiation guidance, and cross-curricular connections

This editable 40-week long-range plan supports Grade 3 science instruction aligned with Nebraska College and Career Ready Standards.

Students read about a Mississippi veteran’s military and community service, learn key vocabulary, and answer comprehension questions.

This three-page resource explores how veterans continue serving their communities through a short reading about a Kansas City veteran.

Students read about a Nebraska National Guard member serving during local floods and abroad, then answer comprehension questions.

Students practice French animal vocabulary and descriptive adjectives through matching, sentence completion, animal riddles, translation, and creative writing.

Students explore how geography and climate influence cultural traditions in Northern Ontario.

Students learn to distinguish passive, aggressive, and assertive communication through definitions, examples, and a school-based scenario.

Students identify character, setting, problem, and solution in a Halloween-themed model story, then use a graphic organizer to plan their own spooky tale.

This six-page resource helps students calculate elapsed time using analog and digital clocks, number line strategies, and real-world schedules.

This editable long-range plan organizes Alberta Grade 2 and Grade 3 Physical Education and Wellness outcomes across the school year.

This 14-page year-long range plan organizes Grade 2 and Grade 3 Social Studies outcomes across monthly themes from September through June.

This two-page emergency sub plan provides simple, low-preparation lessons for Grade 3 ELA, math, science, and social studies.

This worksheet introduces gross pay, net pay, tax brackets, CPP, Employment Insurance, and workplace benefits.

This four-page writing worksheet helps students identify overused words and replace them with stronger, more descriptive synonyms.

This three-page worksheet helps students identify adjectives and adverbs and use them to make simple sentences more descriptive.

Students reflect on favorite memories, accomplishments, friendships, challenges, and personal growth throughout the school year.

This end-of-year writing pack guides students through brainstorming favorite memories, developing claims with supporting evidence, comparing activities, and drafting persuasive paragraphs.

This four-page end-of-year reflection activity helps students review kind behaviors, friendship qualities, supportive relationships, and peaceful problem-solving.

Students nominate classmates for character awards, match traits to scenarios, reflect on personal strengths, and design awards.

This six-page printable helps students reflect on personal growth, challenges, classroom memories, and contributions to a supportive community.

This six-page activity pack helps students identify emotional cues, consider different perspectives, and choose kind, empathetic responses.

This six-page packet includes three differentiated reading passages focused on empathy, kindness, compassion, and building positive relationships.

Introduce students to Quebec’s Winter Carnival through French vocabulary, cultural reading passages, listening comprehension, and short written responses.

This four-page journal guides students through reflections on feelings, kindness, cultural awareness, equity, inclusion, and reconciliation.

Students read a descriptive autumn forest story and identify its colours, textures, and lines.

This four-page worksheet introduces French classroom objects, classroom commands, and the distinction between “il y a” and “c’est.” English support, matching, multiple-choice, and sentence-completion

Students analyze short story scenarios to identify characters’ feelings, motivations, perspectives, and responsible choices.

Students explore Remembrance Day, National Indigenous Peoples Day, and Canada Day through short informational passages, questions, word banks, and a matching activity.

Students investigate why a tower, bridge, and wall fail in different scenarios.

This three-page lesson introduces students to Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, and the U.S.

This three-page art activity introduces primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, complementary and analogous color relationships, and tints and shades.

This printable worksheet introduces students to elements of First Peoples oral traditions, including tone, pacing, gestures, audience participation, and repetition.

This three-page science worksheet guides students through the stages of a frog’s life cycle, from egg to adult.

Students learn about Hill Air Force Base, its jobs, importance to Utah, and connections to the local community.

Introduce students to the structure and features of haiku and acrostic poems through examples, syllable-counting practice, nature-themed brainstorming, and guided writing prompts.

This six-page writing packet helps students explore gratitude and kindness while learning to write an opinion essay.

Students explore how folding, thickness, and material type affect strength through paper bridge, plastic bag, and model house tests.

Introduce students to Indigenous storytelling traditions through respectful background information, vocabulary practice, and the legend of how Raven brought light to the world.

Students explore West Point, Fort Drum, the New York National Guard, and the state’s military contributions from the American Revolution to today.

Students learn about Kirtland Air Force Base, White Sands Missile Range, the New Mexico National Guard, and the Bataan Memorial.

Students read about Nellis Air Force Base, the Nevada National Guard, Naval Air Station Fallon, and Nevada veterans.

This three-page informational reading introduces students to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Camp Perry, the Ohio National Guard, and Veterans Day.

Students learn to recognize and label AABB and ABAB rhyme patterns in short, accessible poems.

This three-page lesson introduces students to Fort Jackson, Joint Base Charleston, and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island.