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Welcome, future 3rd grader! This worksheet is a fun review of what you learned in 2nd grade and a sneak peek at the exciting things you'll learn next year. Try your best on each section!


English & Creative Writing

Part 1: Parts of Speech

Read the sentence below. Circle the nouns, underline the verbs, and draw a box around the adjectives.

The happy dog quickly chased the red ball across the green grass.

Part 2: Fix the Sentences

Rewrite each sentence with the correct capitalization and punctuation (. or ?).

  1. what time is our trip to the museum
  2. ___________________________________________________________________

  3. my friend sam lives in oklahoma city
  4. ___________________________________________________________________

Part 3: Creative Writing

Imagine you are an explorer who just discovered a hidden cave behind a waterfall in Oklahoma! Write a short story (at least 4 sentences) about what you find inside. Is there treasure, ancient drawings, or a sleeping animal? Give your cave a special name.


History

Oklahoma Match-Up

Draw a line to match the person, place, or thing on the left with its correct description on the right.

1. Sequoyah A. A famous cowboy and entertainer from Oklahoma.
2. The Land Run of 1889 B. Oklahoma's state bird.
3. Will Rogers C. Created the written language (syllabary) for the Cherokee Nation.
4. Scissortail Flycatcher D. An event where people raced to claim land.

Math

Part 1: Addition & Subtraction

Solve the following problems. Remember to regroup (borrow or carry) if you need to!

  57
+ 38

  91
- 46

  125
+ 67

Part 2: Telling Time

Draw hands on the clock to show 4:30.

12
6
9
3

Part 3: Getting Ready for Multiplication

Multiplication is just repeated addition! Fill in the blanks.

  • 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = _______. This is the same as 4 x 3 = _______.
  • 5 + 5 + 5 = _______. This is the same as 3 x 5 = _______.

Science

Part 1: Life Cycles

The butterfly goes through four stages in its life. Number the stages below in the correct order from 1 to 4.

  • (   ) Pupa (or Chrysalis)
  • (   ) Adult Butterfly
  • (   ) Egg
  • (   ) Larva (Caterpillar)

Part 2: Solid, Liquid, or Gas?

Write whether each item is a Solid, Liquid, or Gas.

  1. An ice cube: _________________
  2. The air you breathe: _________________
  3. A glass of orange juice: _________________
  4. A rock: _________________

Social Studies

Oklahoma Knowledge

Answer the questions about our state!

  1. What is the capital city of Oklahoma? __________________________________
  2. The Oklahoma state flag is a beautiful blue color. What animal is shown on the shield in the middle of the flag? __________________________________
  3. Oklahoma is sometimes called the "Sooner State." Can you name one state that borders Oklahoma? __________________________________

Physical Education

Get Ready for 3rd Grade Fitness Fun!

Let's get moving! Do each activity below and put a check mark in the box when you are done.

  • Do 15 jumping jacks.
  • Hop on your left foot 10 times, then your right foot 10 times.
  • Pretend you are a soaring Scissortail Flycatcher and "fly" around the room for 30 seconds.
  • Reach for the sky, then bend down and try to touch your toes for 10 seconds.


Answer Key

English & Creative Writing

  • Part 1:
    • Nouns (circled): dog, ball, grass
    • Verbs (underlined): chased
    • Adjectives (boxed): [happy], [red], [green]
  • Part 2:
    1. What time is our trip to the museum?
    2. My friend Sam lives in Oklahoma City.
  • Part 3: Answers will vary. Check for at least 4 complete sentences and creativity.

History

  • 1. Sequoyah → C. Created the written language (syllabary) for the Cherokee Nation.
  • 2. The Land Run of 1889 → D. An event where people raced to claim land.
  • 3. Will Rogers → A. A famous cowboy and entertainer from Oklahoma.
  • 4. Scissortail Flycatcher → B. Oklahoma's state bird.

Math

  • Part 1: 57 + 38 = 95;   91 - 46 = 45;   125 + 67 = 192
  • Part 2: The small (hour) hand should point halfway between the 4 and 5. The long (minute) hand should point directly at the 6.
  • Part 3:
    • 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 12. This is the same as 4 x 3 = 12.
    • 5 + 5 + 5 = 15. This is the same as 3 x 5 = 15.

Science

  • Part 1: ( 3 ) Pupa; ( 4 ) Adult Butterfly; ( 1 ) Egg; ( 2 ) Larva
  • Part 2: 1. Solid; 2. Gas; 3. Liquid; 4. Solid

Social Studies

  1. Oklahoma City
  2. A bison (or buffalo)
  3. Any of the following: Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, or New Mexico.

Physical Education

  • Check for completion of the activities. Great job moving!
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