Grade 3 teaching resources

This interactive workbook introduces the six simple machines through vocabulary matching, visual examples, everyday-item identification, reflection, and a scavenger hunt.

Students simulate a merchant journey from Chang'an to Antioch while exploring trade goods, geographic challenges, and cultural exchange.

This four-page worksheet introduces principal, rate, time, simple interest, and compound interest through formulas, worked examples, guided practice, and independent problems.

Students calculate discount amounts, sale prices, sales tax, and final costs using realistic shopping scenarios.

This four-page writing resource teaches students how to replace emotional statements with vivid actions, facial expressions, body language, and sensory details.

Students choose a side hustle and calculate startup costs, fixed and variable expenses, pricing, break-even points, and projected profit or loss.

This four-page French activity pack teaches clothing vocabulary and useful shopping expressions through matching, dialogue completion, price practice, sentence building, and conversation sequencing.

Students read workshop safety scenarios, identify hazards, and describe appropriate safety responses.

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Students investigate how light angle affects shadow length using a flashlight, object, ruler, and data table.

Teach students the fundamentals of sewing-machine operation, including machine anatomy, safety, threading, bobbin installation, and troubleshooting.

This four-page resource introduces the SMART goal framework and guides learners through creating personal and academic goals.

Students read about Sergeant Mike’s military service and community mentorship, then answer comprehension and reflection questions.

Guide students through reflecting on the past year and setting academic, personal, social, health, and hobby goals.

Students read about Sergeant Martinez, a Reno veteran who serves his community, then demonstrate understanding through comprehension questions.

This six-page grammar activity pack teaches declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences.

Students explore a meaningful natural place through all five senses, brainstorm vivid vocabulary, and craft a descriptive paragraph.

Students learn to evaluate food products using sight, smell, touch, hearing, and taste.

This three-page self-assessment helps students evaluate their skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, data interpretation, creativity, communication, and technical skills.

This five-page French activity pack introduces seasons and common weather expressions with English translations and pronunciation support.

Students track their personal screen time, organize data by category and time of day, and create bar graphs.

Students practice calculating averages, percentages, catch rates, and total yardage using basketball and football statistics.

This four-page worksheet helps students track daily screen use across activities, calculate weekly totals, and compare habits with recommended recreational screen-time guidelines.

This six-page phonics review bundle provides structured practice with sound mapping, consonant blends, digraphs, heart words, fluency strips, syllable division, and long-o sounds.

This bilingual French worksheet teaches common school-related vocabulary, including classroom objects, articles, colors, numbers, and possessive words.

Students investigate how school building features respond to flooding, extreme heat, and smoke events.

This three-page French worksheet introduces common classroom and school-supply vocabulary with English translations and pronunciation tips.

Students use a chocolate chip cookie recipe to practice doubling, halving, and scaling ingredient quantities for different serving sizes.

Students use snowflake and winter-themed patterns to identify base ratios, determine scale factors, and complete equivalent-ratio tables.

Students apply ratios, proportions, scale factors, and unit rates to adjust holiday cookie recipes for different serving sizes.

Students set a personal savings goal, research its total cost, create a savings timeline, and calculate required monthly savings.

Students create a savings goal, calculate the time needed to reach it, track deposits, and reflect on spending tradeoffs.

Students solve festive, real-world word problems involving multiplication, division, addition, and multi-step reasoning.

Students practice multi-digit multiplication through festive North Pole scenarios involving toys, candy canes, gifts, and workshop production.

This four-page resource introduces Rosa Parks, Jim Crow laws, civil disobedience, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Students compare Roman gladiatorial games with the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics through informational text, vocabulary, a timeline, and critical-thinking prompts.

Students investigate Roman engineering innovations, including arches, concrete, aqueducts, roads, and hydraulic systems.

This six-page activity explores Roman roads, aqueducts, infrastructure, imperial governance, provinces, and the unifying role of Latin.

Students calculate miles per gallon, estimate fuel costs, analyze errors, and create a budget for a long-distance road trip.

Students calculate miles per gallon, fuel needed, and trip costs using realistic road-trip scenarios.

Teach foundational risk management and market segmentation concepts in sports and entertainment contexts.

This 10-slide presentation introduces risk management and market segmentation in the sports and entertainment industries.

Students explore right-to-repair policies, planned obsolescence, depreciation, opportunity cost, and technology lifespan.

This three-page reading resource introduces students to Naval Station Newport, the Rhode Island National Guard, veterans, and local Veterans Day traditions.

Students examine fictional and historical-style primary sources about colonial trade, triangular trade, whaling, geography, and Rhode Island’s global commerce.

This four-page worksheet helps students calculate restaurant meal subtotals, sales tax, tips, total bills, and shared costs.

Students examine Franklin D.