1. 3rd Grade Science iLEAP Review
Compiled by: Bridget Bush, Valverda Elementary PD Coach

2. Science as Inquiry Promethean Board Observation Skills
Experimenting (Hands On)
Science Observation Form
Bubble Bombs (PDF document)
Monster Mallows (PDF document)
Lighting in Your Mouth (PDF document)
Science Experiment Form
Science Buddies Lab Experiment Form
Experimenting with the Scientific Method Making Observations: Test Your Powers of Observations

3. Inquiry (contd.) PowerPoints How Scientists Work The Scientific Method
The Scientific Method: The Rattlesnake Experiment
The Scientific Method: A Way to Solve Scientific Problems
Steps to the Scientific Method
My Five Senses
Lab Safety Symbols
Extras
Scientific Method Crossword Puzzle
Scientific Method Rap
The Scientific Method Poem
Teaching Measures Website
The above is an electron scanning microscope that allows students to see zoomed in critters like
roaches, jellyfish, etc. Very Cool!!
Microscope, too!
Field Journal Experiment Cute project!
Lab Safety Rules
Scientific Method: Science Safety Rules (Spongebob Squarepants)
Safety in the Elementary Science Classroom
Lab Equipment Scavenger Hunt
Common Laboratory Equipment Handout with Pictures

4. Inquiry (Contd.) Predicting Outcomes Predicting Outcomes Form
Do the following experiments allowing the students to get a chance to predict on their prediction sheet.
Predicting Outcomes Form
File Card Bridges (experiment)
Go with the Flow (experiment)

5. Earth & Space Sciences Demonstrations Spoon Pen Crunch
Sedimentary Sandwich
Line-Up
Let Them Eat Rock
Edible Rocks

6. E&S Science (contd.) Promethean Board Rocks and Soil The Water Cycle
Soil and Rocks
Labeling the Planets
PowerPoints
Minerals PowerPoint
Jeopardy Rocks
Rocks
What are Fossils?
Fossils: A Tale of Long Ago
The Space ABC Book
Learning the Order of the Planets

7. E & S Science (contd.) Geo Mysteries
View Minerals
Rock Types
Discover how rocks are formed
Making Rocks
Game looking for minerals (cute)
Geology Game: Identifying Rocks
Rocks and soils game
Name that Rock
Beyond T-Rexhttp://ology.amnh.org/paleontology/cladogram/index.html
Bone up on your Fossils
Build a Dinosaur

8. E & S Science (contd.) Brainpop Video Clips
-Dinosaurs/Fossils/ Minerals/Weathering/The Water Cycle/Types of Rocks/Soil,Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Asteroids, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto , Outer Solar System, Milky Way, Galaxies, Solar System

9. Discovery Streaming
Geologist's Notebook: What Exactly Are Minerals? (10:00)
Weathering and Erosion (20:00)
Earth Science: Weather and Climate (20:00)
Weather Smart: Climate (15:00)
Water Smart: The Sun, Water Cycle, and Climate (15:01)
Water Cycle, The (17:00)
American Geography Close-ups: The Midwest Volume I (20:00)
Rocks: The Solid Earth Materials #1 (20:00)
Geologist's Notebook: Three Rocks (11:00)
Rocks and Minerals: The Hard Facts (17:00)
Getting to Know Soil (23:00)
Geologist's Notebook: How to Make Mud Pie (11:00)
Fossil Life: An Introduction (20:39)
Where Did They Go?: A Dinosaur Update (22:00)
Solar System, The: A First Look (15:00)
Closer Look at the Planets, A: Space Science Series (20:00)
Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space, The (29:08)
Peep and the Big Wide World: Go West Young Peep/A Delicate Balance (22:24)
Stage One Science: Light and Color (15:00)

10. E & S Science Activities
Rock Cycle Song
Prints
Gulp!
Fossils with Play-Doh
Fossils and Our Past – Cookie Dig
A Lasting Impression
Spongie-saurus
You Ole Fossil

11. Hands On Activity
Simple Rusting Experiment What you need: Two pieces of steel wool Two pie pans Two glass cups or beakers Some water Two pieces of clay or putty
What will you do? Fill the pie pan with water until it is half full. Stick the putty to one side of the steel wool, and attach the steel wool to the bottom of the glass. Place the glass, upside down, into the pie pan. Leave this to sit overnight and observe any changes during the next few days. Repeat the same procedure with the second set of materials, only this time, fill the pie pan with more water. Let the second set sit overnight as well. For the Teacher: Leave a piece of steel wool in a beaker filled with water, completely submerged overnight while the students are leaving their experiments. Next to the beaker, leave a dry piece of steel wool. Ask the students why neither of the two that you prepared rusted, when all of their steel wool did. This should lead the students down the road to the triad of water, oxygen, and iron.

12. Weather Activities Cloudy Weather Windows Cloud Journal
Looks Like Rain!
Weather Word Wheel
Windy Matchup
A Thunderstorm is Building
A Few Words About Weather
World Climates Map
Biomes
What is it like where you live?
What is Rain?
On the Move
Wonderful Puddle Project
An Itsy-Bitsy Water Cycle
This website explores the different aspects of weather that is kid friendly.
Let Them Eat Rock
Edible Rocks

13. Space Activities To Mercury and Beyond
The Order of the Planets -Planet Cue Cards -Planet Image Card -Saturn Image Card -Jupiter Image Card -Planet Order List
-Pocket Planet Guides
Solar Trading Cards Game
Virtual Journey to the Universe
On the Move (GLEs 54, 55, and 56)
Round and Round They Go!
Really Radical Rotations
Sky Pattern
Earth, Moon & Sun’s rotation
Motion of the Earth
Day or Night
Interactive Shadows (really cool!!)
Interactive Light and Shadows (really cool!)

14. Physical Science Activities Float or Sink Activity
Conductors and Insulators
Up and Down Demonstrates how a thermometer works.
Chilling Off Demonstrates how a thermometer works.
Science is Spooktacular: Shadows
On The Move
What Makes Shadows Lesson Plan -What Makes Shadows Handout
Sundials: Observing and Using Shadows Lesson Plan -Sundials Data Sheet -Sundials Steps
Hand Shadows
Rocket Car

15. Physical Science (contd.)
PowerPoints
Float or Sink Interactive PowerPoint Game
What is it Made Of?
What is Gravity?
Forces and Friction: A Science Expedition PPT
Push and Pull: Simple Machines at Work (Rev) (17:38)
Laws of Motion (17:00)
Sound
Refraction
Light
Fun with Conductors and Insulators
Electricity

16. Physical Science (contd.)
Promethean Board
Float or Sink
Conductor or Insulator
Conducts Electricity
How Tall Am I and How Much Do I Weigh
Temperature: Fahrenheit or Celsius
Insulators and Conductors

17. Physical Science (contd.) Fun Activities
Choosing the correct tool PowerPoint What Tool Do I Use PowerPoint
How to read a Thermometer Activity
What are things made of online game (cute) categorize items by wood, metal, rubber, or glass.
States of Matter (demonstrates what molecules look like in the 3 states)
States of Matter Game (demonstrates heat/cool affecting states of matter)
Animated Motion of Weather Events (shows how storms are created)
Roller Coaster Maker
Park World Plot (nice theme park activity that teaches about forces)
Pushes and Pulls (game demonstrating the concept)
Who’s Pushing/Pulling (demonstrates this concept)
How far did it go? (animation that shows pushes/pulls)
The Perfect Pitch (activity on pitch)

18. Physical Science (contd.) More Fun Activities
Changing Sounds
The Science of Sound (Bunches of experiments on Sound)
Sound Sketch: Draw a Sound, demonstrating low and high pitch
Make a Kaleidoscope
Alien Attack: Light (teaches about light through a game activity)
Crazy About Conductors
Conductors and Insulators Interactive Website:
Blobz’s Electricity Game (teaches open/closed circuits)

19. Physical Science (contd.)
Brainpops
Temperature
Heat
Measuring Matter
Work
Force
Forms of Energy
Gravity
Sound
Light
Refraction & Defraction
Electricity
Current Electricity
Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy

20. Physical Science (contd.)
Discovery Streaming
Heat, Temperature, and Energy (23:00)
Simply Science: Water's Physical Properties (27:04)
Push and Pull: Simple Machines at Work (Rev) (17:38)
TLC Elementary School: Rules of Motion and Forces (24:33)
Magic School Bus Makes a Rainbow, The (28:06)
Getting to Know Electricity (15:00)
Magic School Bus Gets Charged, The (24:04)
Getting to Know Energy (22:00)
Exploring Energy (17:05)
Simple Machines (16:00)

21. Physical Science (contd.)
Experiments
Heats Up and Down
State of Change
Friction 1 or Friction 2

22. Pulleys, Levers, Inclined Planes
Hands on Activities
Pulleys
Levers
Inclined Plane
Inclined Plane 2
PowerPoints
Simple Machines Lesson
Simple Machines
Simple Machines Also
Sunken Millions Simple Machines PPT Game

23. Simple Machines (contd.)
Simple Machines Quiz
Simple Machines Learning Site

24. Science & the Environment
Make a Terrarium
Activity for Coastal Land Loss
Coastal Land Loss: Making Sense of it All
Natural Resources
Everything We Have and Everything We Use Comes from Natural Resources Poster
How Much Does it Cost to Light Your Classroom Activity
Endangered Species Coloring Book
Endangered Species Color Pages
PowerPoints
Life and Living Things Ecology
Kids with Heart

25. Science & the Environment
Discovery Streaming
Living and Nonliving Things (12:00)
Creature Features: All Part of a Whole (05:00)
TLC Elementary School: People and the Environment (25:32)
Geologist's Notebook: The Biggest Treasure Chest: Our Natural Resources (11:00)
Learning About Natural Resources (22:00)
American Geography Close-Ups: Maps, Regions, Resources, and Climate (20:00)
Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling: Environmental Concerns (26:00)
Exploring the Diversity of Life: Act with the Facts (10:00)
NetFiles #207: Science Applications (26:00)

26. Rocks are made of ____________.
Rocks are made of minerals.
Name some earth processes that happen everywhere:
Erosion, weathering, & rusting.

27. Name the components of the water cycle:
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Runoff

28. Rotation of Earth determines:
Days and nights
Revolution of Earth determines:
Seasons of the year

29. Manufactured objects from the natural resources that they are made:
Plastic from petroleum
Paper from trees
Aluminum from metal ore