3rd graders identify similes, metaphors, personification, and hyperbole through an engaging, fiery game. Students will categorize sentences to master figurative language skills.

Engage students with a video exploring the incredible scale of Earth's oceans. They will visualize its immense vastness, gaining a powerful new perspective on its true size.

Students navigate an obstacle course, answering text structure questions to continue. They'll practice identifying sequence, cause/effect, problem/solution, and more, aiming for a 10-mile run.

Students will discover how quartz minerals form and become sand. They will learn about mineral formation, sand dunes, river deposition, and erosion processes.

Students explore their own hearing age and learn the science behind sound perception. Engaging content clearly demonstrates this fascinating scientific concept, fostering student understanding of auditory health.

Help students visualize the incredible, tiny scale of atoms. They will learn about atomic size through compelling comparisons, enhancing their grasp of fundamental atomic structure concepts.

Students will investigate the heart's intricate mechanics, understanding how it efficiently circulates blood. They will explore the vital function of the ventricle system.

Help 3rd graders master rounding to the nearest hundred, supported by visual number lines. Students will also sharpen their skills with two elapsed time review questions.

Students practice 3rd-grade rounding to the nearest ten with number line support. They will also solve two elapsed time problems to strengthen math skills.

Engage students with a festive grammar review! They will identify nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, and adjectives in Christmas-themed puns using different colors.

Students will practice calculating elapsed time on a number line, labeling it and circling answers. Relatable story problems will engage them, with a clock provided for coloring fun.

Students will practice finding elapsed time start points using number lines. Real-life problems make learning relevant, with a fun coloring task for early finishers.