Grade 3 Worksheet
Choosing a Well Site at Vinehall: A Grade 3 Groundwater Worksheet
A grade 3 worksheet with invented test-hole data from a made-up village, where students subtract within 1000 and pick a well site that meets a goal and a limit.
These materials teach earth science, chemistry, biology, and physics through water systems, from the water cycle to treatment chemistry.
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Grade 3 Worksheet
A grade 3 worksheet with invented test-hole data from a made-up village, where students subtract within 1000 and pick a well site that meets a goal and a limit.
Grade 3 Worksheet
A grade 3 worksheet built on an invented bottle test from a made-up town, with a scaled bar graph of squirt lengths and questions about where to put a tower.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
A 50-minute grade 3 activity where crews rotate through four repair stations and use a made-up valve map to shut off the fewest houses while fixing a leak.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
A 45-minute grade 3 activity in which groups rank three cleanup plans for a made-up brook against three posted conditions and defend a final pick.
Grade 3 Lab / experiment
A grade 3 lab in which teams shake three jars holding sand, garden soil, and potting mix, then score how fast each one clears at five, ten, and twenty minutes.
Grade 3 Math problem set
Nine grade 3 problems on four years of rainy-day counts from a fictional town, where students add and compare to judge whether one dry summer was unusual.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 45-minute grade 3 lesson tracing used water from a school sink to a made-up town's cleaning plant, with criteria, limits, and minute-level tank times.
Grade 3 Reading passage
A grade 3 informational passage about three made-up towns in three climates, each storing water a different way, with seven comprehension questions.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 55-minute grade 3 lesson where students compare two plans for a drained marsh and make a written claim about which one better helps the animals return.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 50-minute grade 3 lesson in which students order the steps that clean creek water and compare two treatment plans for a made-up town.
Grade 3 Reading passage
A grade 3 informational passage following a well driller as she reads maps, drills to an aquifer, and waits for lab results before a fictional town uses its new well.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
A 45-minute grade 3 team game where students track a fictional town's reservoir gauge through four dry weeks and play saving cards to finish far above the line.
Grade 3 Lab / experiment
A grade 3 lab in which teams build a cork water wheel and test whether pouring one liter from a greater height makes the wheel spin more times in ten seconds.
Grade 3 Math problem set
Six tubs at a fictional school garden, three with lids and three without, give grade 3 students trial data to subtract, share equally, and compare.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
A 50-minute grade 3 station rotation comparing flooding, sprinkling, and drip watering on soil trays, with one liter of water measured for each fair trial.
Grade 3 Worksheet
A grade 3 worksheet using six months of invented snow-depth readings from a mountain ridge, with a scaled bar graph and questions about spring melt.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 50-minute grade 3 lesson in which students graph fish counts from a fictional brook before and after a water reclamation plant opened, then write a claim.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 45-minute grade 3 science lesson where students read three climate cards for invented farming regions and explain which farms must water crops and why.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A 45-minute grade 3 lesson where students graph four weeks of a fictional school rain gauge's readings on a scaled bar graph and connect the totals to the water cycle.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
Grade 3 teams pack two soil cups differently, pour equal water on each, and time which soil lets the water soak in faster in a fair test.
Grade 3 Reading passage
A grade 3 informational passage following a class club that checks four spots along a fictional creek, finds trash and litter, and organizes a cleanup.
Grade 3 Lesson plan
A grade 3 lesson where students compare test data for two flood-reducing playground designs, a rain garden and packed bare dirt, and make an evidence-based claim.
Grade 3 Reading passage
A grade 3 informational passage explaining why water cannot flow uphill on its own and how pumps push it into a tower so gravity can finish the job.
Grade 3 Classroom activity
A grade 3 relay game where teams sort water-related action cards by two design criteria to decide which ones a kid could realistically use to save water.