3rd grade science activities

You're helping your third grader with a science project? Check out our article on how to do 3rd grade science projects.

Ready? Set. GO! Blast off with this EASY balloon rocket experiment! Learn simply physics with a fun summer science activity for kids.

Looking for simple science projects for 3rd graders? Try science experiments that explore the living world, magnetism, electricity, and more!

Two different methods to make a cloud in a jar, plus an explanation of the science behind each method.

If you’re searching for Science Project Ideas for 3rd Grade to do at home, you’re in the right place! Keep your learning spirit alive with our curated list of Slime chemistry ideas, ice-berg – science projects, salt crystal leaves science experiments, light, sound, and heat activities, DIY parachute craft, and Lego waterproofing experiment, crayon rock […]

Hey there 3rd grade teachers! 👀Are you looking for science activities to teach environments, survival, and fossil evidence? Head over to this blog post to get lots of easy-to-do environments and survival activities, fossil evidence science experiments, and hands-on STEM labs that will elevate your 3rd grade science lessons and engage your entire class!

Grade 3 science lessons and ideas for teachers... especially in BC! These lessons, ideas, projects, experiments, and inquiry, cover all topics and will have you ready to teach science to students in third grade.

Engage homeschoolers with 3rd-grade science worksheets. These interactive, hands-on activities cover continents, ocean zones, and more.

23 Third Grade Science Projects Every Teacher Can Do. Do you enjoy doing hands-on learning in your classroom? We know kids do. Check out this list of such fun, inexpensive science experiments you need to try this school year! #teaching #teach #activities

These five states of matter activities are perfect to use in your upper elementary science class! These hands-on experiments, lessons, and ideas are just what you need for teaching states of matter in your classroom this year. Click the pin to learn more!