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Practise learning about living things and adaptations with this free, editable Year 3 lesson. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: describe how structural features and behaviours help living things survive in their environment. Created with Chalkie.ai and fully customisable for your class.
This Year 3 heat and temperature lesson is ready to present in class. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: investigate the effect of heat on different materials and describe how heat can be produced. Made on Chalkie.ai. Edit, download, and present for free.
Help your Year 3 students explore earth and space with this editable lesson. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum, covering objectives such as: describe how Earth's rotation causes regular changes including night and day. Sign up free to Chalkie.ai to adapt this for your class.
An Australian Curriculum-aligned Year 3 lesson covering forces and motion, including objectives such as: explore how objects move on different surfaces and describe the effect of friction. Fully editable on Chalkie.ai. Sign up free to customise.
Why do echidnas have spines? What makes an ice block melt? Why does the sun rise every morning? These Year 3 science lessons tackle the questions eight-year-olds actually ask, across four slide decks: living things and adaptations, heat and temperature, earth and space, and forces and motion.
The set spans the biological, chemical, earth and space, and physical sciences of the Australian Curriculum v9.0, from survival features and behaviours to the effect of heat on materials, Earth's rotation causing night and day, and friction on different surfaces. Each deck lists its objectives so it drops neatly into your program.
Present a lesson from the browser, or edit it first in Chalkie: swap animals for local species, adjust the investigation to your available equipment, or add revision slides. It is a straightforward way to keep Year 3 science lessons regular, even in a crowded timetable.
Students describe how the structural features and behaviours of living things help them survive in their particular environments.
View lessonsStudents investigate the effect of heat on different materials and describe the everyday ways heat can be produced.
View lessonsStudents describe how Earth's rotation on its axis causes regular changes, including the cycle of night and day.
View lessonsStudents explore how objects move on different surfaces and describe the effect friction has on their movement.
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