3rd Grade English Language Arts Worksheets and Study Guides
The big ideas in Third Grade ELA include moving from decoding words to learning more about what words mean and starting to express abstract ideas; identifying and discussing main ideas, characters, plot, setting, and theme; and writing clear sentences and paragraphs; and learning root words, synonyms, antonyms, idioms, and words with more than one meaning.
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- Danny Meadow Mouse - Fiction (grade 3)
- Peter Rabbit - Fiction (grade 3)
- Mixed Spelling Practice (grade 3)
- Summer Review Quiz (grade 3)
- Cause and Effect
- Cause and Effect Scenarios
- What Makes Hair Turn Gray?
- Fairy Tale - Cause/Effect
- A Letter of Complaint
- Counting Money - Coins and Bills
- Measuring Time in Minutes
- Real-Life Reading: Birthday Invitation
- Using a Dictionary Review
- Write Every Day: Family and Friends
- Context Clue Sentences
- Drawing Clock Hands
- Possessive Nouns
- Real-Life Reading: Directions
- Using a Dictionary: Guide Words
- A Demonstrative Adjective or Pronoun?
- Abbreviations - States
- Action Verbs
- Capitalization and Punctuation
- ESL: For or Since?
- Nouns Review
- Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns
- Possessive S
- Prefix: Pre or Post?
- Prefix: Tele-
- Prefixes: Dis or Mis?
- Prepositions - During, Beyond, Toward
- Sentence Structure
- Types of Adjectives
- Using Demonstrative Pronouns
- Abbreviations - Measurement
- Abstract Nouns
- Capitalization and Punctuation - Long
- Grade 3 Mixed Grammar Practice
- Prefix: Dis-
- Prefix: Pre-
- Prefixes and Suffixes
- Prepositions
- Prepositions: At, On, or In
- Types of Sentences
- Writing the Date
Informational Stories and Texts
- A Memorial Day Trip
- Birthday Invitation
- Cayden's Rock Collection
- Doppleganger
- Largest and Smallest Flowers
- Lick Your Elbow
- Number of Stars
- One Million Dollar Bill
- Roller Coasters
- Strongest Muscle
- The Coriolis Effect
- Chewiest, Berriest Candy Company
- Cutting Onions
- Eating Bugs
- How Fast Can Humans Run?
- Olympic Rings
- Pastry, Pies, and Tarts
- The Alphabet
- The Kitchen Encyclopedia
- Why Do Fingers Wrinkle?
Literature - Books, Stories
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 11 and 12
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 15 and 16
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 19 and 20
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 23 and 24
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 27 and 28
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 3 and 4
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 7 and 8
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chapter 1
- Charlotte's Web
- Miss Rumphius
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 13-14
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 17-18
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 9-10
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 3-4
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 7-8
- Seven Spools of Thread: A Kwanzaa Story
- The Polar Express
- Ziggy and the Black Dinosaurs
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 13 and 14
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 17 and 18
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 21 and 22
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 25 and 26
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 29 and 30
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 5 and 6
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chap. 9 and 10
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Chapter 2
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 11-12
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 15-16
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chap. 19-20
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 1-2
- Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 5-6
- The Story of Ruby Bridges
- Finding Main Idea
- Main Idea and Supporting Details
- Saying Merry Christmas
Reading Strategies
- Alphabet Reading Challenge
- Monthly Reading Log
- Elementary Reading Challenge
- Total Books Reading and Rating Log
- Choose the Correct Spelling
- Is it a Palindrome?
- Spelling Circles
- The Cost of a Word
- Contractions 1
- Spelling Battleship
- Spelling Pre- and Post-Test
- Word Phone Dial
Text Analysis
- Author's Purpose
- Compare and Contrast
- Fact and Opinion
- Fairy Tale - Problem/Solution
- Making Predictions
- Poem Analysis: The Leaves Came Down
- Sequence of Events
- Story Elements
- Character Traits
- Dr. Seuss: Fact or Opinion?
- Fairy Tale - Compare/Contrast
- Fairy Tale - Summarizing
- Poem Analysis: My Shadow
- Poem Analysis: The Owl and the Pussy Cat
- Adding Suffixes to Words
- Beach Vocabulary Words
- Context Clue Sentences #1
- Dew, Do, Due
- Dis or Mis?
- Doesn't or Don't?
- For, Four, Fore
- Hop vs. Hope
- Metal vs. Medal
- New vs. Knew
- Peace vs. Piece
- Using Dictionary Guide Words
- Wear vs. Where
- Were vs. We're
- Who's vs. Whose
- Analogies (Easy)
- Are vs. Our
- Clothes vs. Close
- Context Clue Sentences #2
- Die vs. Dye
- Flour vs. Flower
- Hole vs. Whole
- Lose vs. Loose
- Mixed Vocabulary Practice
- One vs. Won
- Pre or Post?
- Road vs. Rode
- Weak vs. Week
- Well vs. We'll
- Were vs. Where
- Alien Welcome Committee
- Create a character
- Diamante Poem
- Family and Friends
- My Trip Into Space
- Pet Shop Escape
- Wanted Poster
- Worst Day Ever
- Write an Acrostic Poem
- Back-to-School Poem
- Create a Knock-Knock Joke
- Fairy Tales
- Fly in Food
- Lost Animal Poster
- Summer Picture Prompt 1
- What is Kindness?
- Would You Rather?
- Writing Review Worksheet
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English 'n' logic worksheet-2
- My brother is my mother’s ______.
(a) Son (b) daughter (c) father (d) nephew
- _____ have two wheels. Cars have _____.
(a) bicycles ... four (b) trucks ... three
(c) buses ... four (d) boats ... two
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- Sanjil is sick, so his mother is going to the ____ to buy him some medicine.
(a) farm (b) school (c) pharmacy (d) theater
- Rita has two siblings. One is her sister, and the other is her ______.
(a) Cousin (b) brother (c) child (d) husband
- During the summer, my family goes to the ____. Although the water is cold, we swim in the ______ there.
(a) city ... library (b) forest ... trees
(c) beach ... ocean (d) mountains ... snow
- My _____brother is my ______.
(a) aunt’s ... wife (b) grandmother’s ... nephew
(c) daughter’s ... cousin (d) father’s ... uncle
- Manavi enforces the law, protects the citizens, and carries a gun to work. She is ______.
(a) a fire fighter (b) a police officer
(c) a teacher (d) a construction worker
- You use your ______to ______.
(a) legs … run (b) hands … sleep
(c) mouth … move (d) ears … breathe
- The father of my mother is my______.
(a) nephew (b) uncle (c) godmother (d) grandfather
- My ______has three children: my brother, my sister, and me.
(a) Stepsister (b) son (c) friend (d) Mother
Answer Keys:
(11) A; (12) A; (13) C; (14) B; (15) C; (16) D; (17) B; (18) A; (19) D; (20) D
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