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Free Year 3 Science ABC Worksheets: Object Properties
Give your Year 3 students a fun and simple way to review science vocabulary with this FREE set of ABC order worksheets. These two random worksheets focus on 20 key words describing the properties of objects, supporting the Chemical Sciences strand of the Australian Curriculum. Students alphabetise science words such as hard, soft, rough, smooth, waterproof, and more. Perfect as a quick activity, revision task, or literacy warm-up. Includes answer key. Key FeaturesFREE downloadable packFocuse
2nd - 4th
Basic Principles, General Science, Vocabulary
Minecraft Class Dollars
Minecraft class dollars are used for classroom management, to teach students to earn and save currency, for student motivation, and to teach students about how things are created. They can also be used to teach ESL students new vocabulary. When students perform well in class or complete assignments, they are allowed to select a one dollar bill at random. They can then combine these one dollar bills with others to create two, five, and twenty dollar bills using the appropriate materials. Dollars
1st - 6th
Basic Principles, For All Subjects
Metric Measurements Stations Lab
A simple stations lab using things around your classroom that allows students to practice their knowledge of finding length, mass, liquid volume, volume using displacement, and density.
Supplies: Rulers, meter sticks, triple beam-balances or scales, graduated cylinders (various sizes), calculators, and random objects from your classroom.
This file includes:
1. Student lab where data & measurements can be recorded.
2. Detailed Instructions.
3. Teacher Guide/Answer Key with detailed set-up ins
4th - 9th
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
The Structure of an Atom Hands On Activity NGSS* Aligned Middle School Science
With just a few simple materials (clay, pennies, erasers, and a paperclip) students will take on the perspective of the scientists who discovered parts of the atom. Gathering clues but not always with 100% accuracy. You will take a piece of clay and put random objects in it- think a penny or a marble. Roll the clay up into a quarter size ball. Unravel a paper clip. Students will use the paperclip to probe the clay atom to discover what is inside. Answer Key NOT provided**
6th - 10th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Science
NGSS
MS-PS1-1
Potential Energy (conceptual): Color by Letter
Potential Energy: Color by Letter
Includes:
1 student information page on
gravitational potential energy
elastic potential energy
magnetic potential energy
static/electric potential energy
and chemical potential energy
4 pages with a total of 16 unique questions.
1 unique picture to color in – colors are random so students will not be able to guess what is supposed to look like
All answer keys included!
Work with a small group while the rest of the class practices or
6th - 10th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Cat's in the Bag: A Hands-On Science Activity
This is one of my favorite science activities because it is engaging and easy to prep! Use this lab to have students explore the scientific method and set up your expectations for completing science activities and labs for the entire year! It's also perfect for beginning of the year STEM!
To prepare the lab select some random objects to place and secure in paper bags, have students write down their observations—detailed notes, drawings, diagrams, and have them draw a conclusion as to what the o
2nd - 6th
Basic Principles, Science
Free Year 3 Science ABC Order: Compare Object Properties
Help your Year 3 students practise science vocabulary and alphabetical order skills with this free ABC order worksheet focused on comparing the properties of objects. This simple, low-prep activity is perfect for reinforcing key Science terms while building literacy skills. Key Features:FREE resource for Year 3 ScienceIncludes 20 key vocabulary words related to comparing object properties2 different random ABC order activities for extra practiceSupports both Science and English skillsAnswer ke
2nd - 4th
Basic Principles, General Science, Vocabulary
Mass, Volume, and Density Lab
This lab will helps students learn how to calculate the density of various objects if different shapes, volumes and masses. The students will have to work their guessing skills and first hypothesize all the objects in order from most to least dense. They will then be hands on discovering the volume and mass of each object and then calculating the density. Everything you need is here for this interactive lab. All you need to do as a teacher is come up with 13 random objects, get out your lab
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Classification System Activity - FULL
This is a classification activity you can do with your students. It is designed to accompany the Tumble Science Podcast for Kids episode "The Case of the Sparkly Mineral," which discusses the DANA classification system, and classification systems in general.
The podcast episode is available for free here: https://beta.prx.org/stories/228887
You can purchase an ad-free version with transcript here: http://www.sciencepodcastforkids.com/product-page/the-case-of-the-sparkly-mineral-episode-with-
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Science
Soda Cans Density Lab
In this lab, students will calculate the densities of soda cans (regular coke, diet coke, coke zero, sprite, etc.). And will be amazed that some sink and some float! They will determine why this is.
To conduct this lab you'll need various types of sodas in unopened cans, water, a scale, and giant graduated cylinders (or a fish tank, large beaker or modified 2L - I explain the modification in the teacher info section, don't worry).
I have provided a key for the conclusion questions. And some
6th - 10th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
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