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Grade 3 Science practice sheet

Yukon Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    Which feature do all birds have?

    🐦
    • 🪶feathers
    • 🐻fur
    • 🐟gills
  2. Question 2

    Put the food chain in order. Start where the energy comes from.

    • 🦊fox
    • 🌿grass
    • 🐇rabbit
    • ☀️sun
  3. Question 3

    In a solid, the particles are…

    🧊
    • sliding past each other
    • far apart and zooming around
    • packed tightly, wiggling in place
  4. Question 4

    How do mittens keep your hands warm in winter?

    🧤
    • they slow down heat leaving your hands
    • they make their own heat
    • they push the cold away forever
  5. Question 5

    Land with water all around it is called an…

    • 🗺️peninsula
    • 🏞️valley
    • 🏝️island
  6. Question 6

    Wind can pile sand into hills called…

    🏜️
    • glaciers
    • deltas
    • dunes
  7. Question 7

    How do fish breathe underwater?

    🐟
    • with gills
    • with their fins
    • with their tails
  8. Question 8

    A bear eats berries and salmon. What kind of eater is it?

    🐻
    • herbivore
    • carnivore
    • omnivore
  9. Question 9

    Is air matter?

    🎈
    • No, because we can't see it
    • No, air is just empty space
    • Yes, it is made of particles and takes up space
  10. Question 10

    Which is a good insulator that keeps you warm?

    • 🍽️a metal tray
    • 👕a wet T-shirt
    • 🧶a wool sweater

Answer key

  1. 1. 🪶 feathers (Grouping Living Things)
  2. 2. sun → grass → rabbit → fox (Ecosystems & Food Chains)
  3. 3. packed tightly, wiggling in place (Matter & Particles)
  4. 4. they slow down heat leaving your hands (Thermal Energy)
  5. 5. 🏝️ island (Landforms)
  6. 6. dunes (Wind, Water & Ice)
  7. 7. with gills (Grouping Living Things)
  8. 8. omnivore (Ecosystems & Food Chains)
  9. 9. Yes, it is made of particles and takes up space (Matter & Particles)
  10. 10. 🧶 a wool sweater (Thermal Energy)

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