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Year 3 plants worksheet: plant part jobs, what plants need, red water in celery, and pollination, seed dispersal and germination. Answers included.
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Year 3 plants worksheet: plant part jobs, what plants need, red water in celery, and pollination, seed dispersal and germination. Answers included.

Year 3 plant life cycle knowledge organiser: plant parts and their jobs, five key words, a five-stage cycle, and four questions with answers.

Year 3 science labelling sheet: name six parts of a strawberry plant, from flower to root hairs, and write the job of each. Answers included.

How Seeds Travel: a Year 3 sheet matching wind, water, animal and bursting dispersal to pictures, plus six seed features to their jobs. With answers.

Year 3 plants cloze: 10 gaps on how water moves from soil to roots, stem, leaves and petals, plus a celery prediction. Answers included.

Year 3 plants quiz: match roots, stem, leaves and flower to their jobs, tick five needs and predict a bean plant kept in a dark cupboard.

Year 3 science review: nutrients, the jobs of the skull, spine and ribcage, vertebrates and invertebrates, and how biceps and triceps work.

Year 3 human skeleton labelling worksheet: label the skull, rib cage, humerus, spine, pelvis and femur from a six-word bank. Answers included.

Year 3 animal diets fact file on the red fox: diet type, main foods, feeding features, seasonal changes and why it needs nutrition. Answers included.

Year 3 healthy eating mind map: five branches on energy, protein, vitamins, minerals and water, plus one branch pupils invent themselves.

Year 3 food groups sort: put 16 foods such as salmon, porridge oats and butter into four groups, then explain the trickiest choice. Answer key included.

Year 3 skeletons and muscles cloze: 12 gaps on the spine, skull, ribs, joints and muscle pairs, plus two apply questions and an answer key.

Year 3 rocks worksheet: chalk, granite and slate properties, permeable rocks, four steps of fossil formation and what soil is made of.

Year 3 fossils guided notes: fill gaps on how fossils form, from sinking and burying to pressure, minerals, erosion and discovery. Answers included.

Year 3 rocks end of topic test: 25 questions on rock types, scratch and water tests, fossils, Mary Anning and soil layers. Answers included.

Year 3 soil layers labelling sheet: name leaf litter, topsoil, subsoil, parent rock and bedrock on a cross-section. Answer key included.

Year 3 rocks and fossils crossword: six clues on granite, sediment, layers, soil and how fossils form, with letter counts. Answer key included.

Year 3 rocks worksheet: sort 12 rocks such as chalk, granite, slate and pumice into sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic. Answers included.

Year 3 light worksheet: sort a torch, candle, high-vis vest and the Moon, group six materials and explain a teddy bear's shadow. Answers included.

Year 3 light worksheet: sort 12 objects such as the Sun, Moon, mirror, glow-worm and campfire into light sources and not light sources.

Year 3 light KWL chart and starter: list what you know and want to know, then quick questions on light sources, shadows, sun safety and mirrors.

Year 3 light and shadows cloze: fill twelve gaps with words like opaque, source and blocked, then predict how a puppet's shadow changes.

Year 3 shadows guided notes: how shadows form, opaque, transparent and translucent materials, and a fair test on torch distance and shadow size.

Year 3 sun safety check: 13 questions on UV light, sunglasses, hats and shade, and why you never look at the Sun through a magnifying glass.

Year 3 forces and magnets worksheet: friction on three surfaces, predicting attract or repel, sorting magnetic materials and non-contact forces.

Year 3 magnets worksheet: sort 16 objects such as an iron nail, a brass key and foil into magnetic and non-magnetic, then add your own.

Year 3 forces and magnets knowledge organiser: four big ideas, seven key words, pole diagrams, a magnetic sort and five questions with answers.

Year 3 science labelling sheet: name the poles, magnet and field lines on a bar magnet, then label two pairs of magnets attract or repel. Answers included.

Year 3 magnets worksheet: name the poles, predict attract or repel for four pole pairs, sort magnetic materials and two toy car problems. Answers included.

Year 3 friction guided notes: fill gaps on smooth and rough surfaces, plan a toy car ramp test, and say where friction helps. Key included.
Rocks, light, forces and magnets: Year 3 science introduces genuinely new physics and geology alongside the familiar biology of plants and animals. These Year 3 science worksheets cover all five units in the year — plants, animals including humans, rocks, light, and forces and magnets. Each unit gets its own worksheet, so you can match practice precisely to your current topic.
Every sheet follows the lower Key Stage 2 science programme of study from the England National Curriculum, using its vocabulary — nutrition, germination, magnetic, reflective — at a pitch right for seven and eight year olds. They are written to consolidate practical investigation work, from testing magnets to growing plants under different conditions.
Use them to record and structure conclusions after an experiment, as end-of-unit checks, or as cover-lesson tasks that still move learning forward. Everything is free to download; sign up to Chalkie (also free) if you want to edit questions or regenerate a sheet around the investigation your class actually ran.
Identifying and describing the functions of parts of flowering plants, exploring requirements for life and growth, and how water is transported within plants.
View worksheetsLearning that animals, including humans, need the right types and amount of nutrition, and that humans and some animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection and movement.
View worksheetsComparing and grouping rocks by appearance and simple physical properties, describing how fossils form, and recognising that soils are made from rocks and organic matter.
View worksheetsRecognising that we need light to see and that dark is the absence of light, exploring reflections and how shadows form and change.
View worksheetsComparing how things move on different surfaces, observing how magnets attract or repel, and grouping materials by whether they are magnetic.
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