Grade 3

Use this handy character web to analyze and provide examples of the character's personality, things and/or people that are important to the character, and any changes that happen to them.

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Blank digital clocks free printable worksheet.  Laminate for longevity.  Use dry erase markers to write times.  Or write times and use as a matching game with Blank Analog Clocks.

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This book report helps students organize the title, author, type of book, number of pages, summary and more.

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Have students draw things the character thinks about, says, does, likes, dislikes, and more.

This is a great way to let students make characters more memorable!

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This chart will help children build confidence with addition, subtraction, and more!

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A list of 95 common nouns that will help students avoid common spelling mistakes.

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See if your students can find the twelve animals from the Chinese Zodiac hidden in this picture!

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This simple form lets students record their behavior by drawing the mouth on the face that matches their behavior (smile = good, straight line = needed reminder, frown = not acceptable).  Can be used multiple times in one day by specifying the activity above each set of faces.

  • I am following my teacher's directions
  • I am being kind to other students
  • I am participating in class
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These story maps are a great way review!

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Help students practice organizing their thoughts and understanding of a story's characters with this comparison worksheet:

  • Character Similarities
  • Character Differences
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How many words can your child identify?  Circle each word that is read correctly.  Recommended testing times are September, November, January, March, and May.  Aim for 100% correct by the last test date!

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Challenge students to find the patterns with these problems!

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Challenge your students to find these words: animal, conserve, earth, ecology, environment, growth, plant, recycle, reduce, reuse, soil, water.  12 words in total!  


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This log lets you record self-esteem levels for each student in your class.  Use results to determine groups and even report card comments.

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Blank analog clocks.  Laminate for reuse.  6 clocks per page.  Can be used with Blank Digital Clocks as a matching game.

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A great way for students or teachers to keep track of which centers students choose.

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Chart students' pro- and anti-social behavior with this worksheet.

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Students fill in this outline and use the key points in their oral report on their current event.

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This activity involves cutting out the cloud wheels and windows before fastening them together.  Cloud names on wheel are cirrus, stratocumulus, cumulonimbus, stratus, cumulus, and altocumulus.

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Rubric includes a 1-4 rating scale for the writing areas (focus, content, organization, style, conventions).

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