All four Grade 3 Ontario science slideshows in one download: forces and motion, plant science, soil science, and strong and stable structures.
Forces & Motion – Science Slide Deck
Make forces and motion engaging and easy to understand with this colourful Kite & Bloom science resource! Students explore pushes and pulls, how forces change motion, gravity, friction, and forces in everyday life through Think-Pair-Share prompts, prediction activities, visual examples, and a final science activity.
Designed to lead your lessons or supplement your daily science routine, it’s perfect for whole-class instruction, centres, review, and introducing an Ontario Forces Causing Movement unit.
Growth and Changes in Plants – Science Slide Deck
Make plant science engaging and easy to teach with this colourful Kite & Bloom resource! Students explore what plants need, plant parts and their jobs, how plants grow and change, where plants live, why plants are important, and how scientists observe and record plant growth through Think-Pair-Share prompts, discussion, visual learning, and a final science activity.
Designed to lead your lessons or supplement your daily science routine, it’s perfect for whole-class instruction, centres, review, and introducing an Ontario Grade 3 plant science unit.
Strong & Stable Structures – Science Slide Deck
Make structures exciting and easy to understand with this engaging Kite & Bloom science resource! Students explore natural and built structures, strength and stability, materials and forces, shapes, struts, ties, and ways engineers improve designs through Think-Pair-Share prompts, prediction activities, visual examples, and a final design challenge.
Designed to lead your lessons or supplement your daily science routine, it’s perfect for whole-class instruction, centres, review, and introducing an Ontario Strong & Stable Structures unit.
Soil in the Environment – Science Slide Deck
Make soil science engaging and easy to teach with this colourful Kite & Bloom resource! Students explore what soil is made of, different types of soil, why soil matters, how it supports living things, erosion, and ways we can care for healthy soil through Think-Pair-Share prompts, prediction activities, visual comparisons, and a final science activity.
Designed to lead your lessons or supplement your daily science routine, it’s perfect for whole-class instruction, centres, review, and introducing an Ontario Soils in the Environment unit.
