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Grade 3 Ontario Curriculum Science

The document provides an overview of the Grade 3 Ontario science curriculum which has four strands: 1) Investigating Materials, 2) Investigating Weight, 3) Investigating Standard Measures, and 4) Investigating Volume. It focuses on developing students' understanding of different types of materials and properties like weight and volume. It also discusses using representations like a number line and developing scientific models and explanations. Formative assessment is used to chart student learning and identify challenges.

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Grade 3 Ontario Curriculum Science

The document provides an overview of the Grade 3 Ontario science curriculum which has four strands: 1) Investigating Materials, 2) Investigating Weight, 3) Investigating Standard Measures, and 4) Investigating Volume. It focuses on developing students' understanding of different types of materials and properties like weight and volume. It also discusses using representations like a number line and developing scientific models and explanations. Formative assessment is used to chart student learning and identify challenges.

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Grade 3 ontario curriculum science

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notebooks, and the use of concept cartoons. Assessment Opportunities Assessment for learning, also called formative assessment, is central to
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Embedded within these strands are the development of representations most significantly, a number line used to represent weight as well as
scientific models and explanations through discussions, notebooks, and the use of concept cartoons. Understanding Structures and Mechanisms 2
Movement 2. Students build their understanding that objects in their daily lives are made of many different types of materials with different
properties. Students make the transition from felt weight, perceived with their hands, to measured weight using a pan balance. The project is
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Teachers more Implementation Workshops. Which pattern blocks have angles bigger than a right angle? Create a picture of a flower using pattern
blocks. Onsite Implementation Workshops are grade-specific and designed for teachers new to the Inquiry Project curriculum. The second strand,
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development to deepen students' scinece understanding through better science discussions. Use Power Polygons to show if you can compose a
rectangle from two triangles of different sizes. Geometry and Spatial Sense 1 identify and describe common two-dimensional shapes e. The Inquiry
Project research investigates students' developing concepts of material, weight, volume density, matter, and states of matter from ages Some are
long and skinny, and some are short and fat, but they all have three sides. Skip to main content. The Inquiry Project takes a unique approach to a
study of matter for grades , bringing together core ideas, scientific practices, and crosscutting concepts The third grade curriculum has four strands
that help set the foundation for a learning progression in the nature of matter. These workshops help teachers to become familiar with These highly
motivating programs, presented live by the Science Education Staff, are intended to help students: The third strand, Investigating Standard
Measures , has students share their measurements of weight with each other and introduces the need for a standard unit of measurement. Build a
structure from blocks, toothpicks, or other concrete materials, and describe it using geometric terms, so that your partner will be able to build your
structure without seeing it. Supported by the National Science Foundation, grant A. Site Map Privacy Statement. Overview Curriculum at a
Glance 1. Do students learn to make graphs? Does it have to take three years? The Ontario Science Centre has developed an exciting collection
of school programs designed to link to the new Science and Technology Curriculum.
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Which pattern blocks have angles bigger than a right angle? Create a picture of a flower using pattern blocks. Does it have to take three years?
Build a structure from blocks, toothpicks, or other concrete materials, and describe it using geometric terms, so that your partner will be able to
build your structure without seeing it. Assessment Opportunities Assessment for learning, also called formative assessment, is central to The Inquiry
Project and provides the means to grade 3 ontario curriculum science and chart the development of students' scientific ideas as well as to
identify obstacles they encounter in their learning. The fourth strand, Investigating Volumeintroduces volume as another important property of
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volume density, matter, and states of matter from ages These highly motivating programs, presented live by the Science Education Staff, are
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