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Science 3

The document outlines various science activities for Grade 3 students focused on moving objects through different forces like pushing, pulling, and wind. It includes instructions for activities such as drawing objects, making a puppet, creating a pinwheel, and building a water wheel, along with assessment rubrics for collaboration, instruction following, presentation, and functionality. Each activity is designed to engage students in hands-on learning about motion and forces.

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Science 3

The document outlines various science activities for Grade 3 students focused on moving objects through different forces like pushing, pulling, and wind. It includes instructions for activities such as drawing objects, making a puppet, creating a pinwheel, and building a water wheel, along with assessment rubrics for collaboration, instruction following, presentation, and functionality. Each activity is designed to engage students in hands-on learning about motion and forces.

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ACTIVITY SHEET

Learning Science Quarter 3


Area: :
Week: 1 Day: 1
Lesson Title/ Moving objects by pushing,
Topic: pulling, rolling and carrying
Name: Grade 3
&
Section
:

Activity 1: What are the different ways to make


an object move?

Materials Needed:
activity sheet, pencil

Duration: 10 minutes

Instructions:
1. Select five (5) objects that you see around your
classroom.
2. Draw a picture of each object in the box below.
3. Think about how you can make each object move.
4. Discuss your ideas with your group.

Tasks:
Drawing of the object How can you make the
object move?

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carry the book
pull the book
push the book

Example object: Book

Object 1

Object 2

Object 3

Object 4

Guide Questions:
1. What objects did you choose to draw?
2. How can you make the object move?

Assessment:
In this activity, you will be assessed based on the
following:
Scoring Rubric for Activity 1
Excellent Progressing (2 Developing
Criteria
(3 pts) pts) (1 pt)
Collaboration The learner The learner works The learner
actively well with the occasionally
contributes, group, participates or

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listens, and contributes, and listens and may
consistently listens most of need reminders.
supports group the time.
members.
Following The learner follows The learner The learner
Instructions all instructions follows most follows
& accurately and instructions with instructions with
Time independently. minimal help. frequent
Management Tasks are Tasks are mostly reminders or
completed on time completed on support and
without rushing. time. needs prompting
to stay on task.
Explanation The learner The learner The learner
provides a clear provides an provides an
explanation about incomplete unclear or
the different ways explanation. inaccurate
objects can move, explanation.
including pushing,
pulling, carrying,
and rolling.

ACTIVITY SHEET

Learning Science Quarter 3


Area: :
Week: 1 Day: 4
Lesson Title/ Moving objects with wind, water,
Topic: push, and pull
Name: Grade 3
&
Section
:

Activity 2.1: Making a push-and-pull puppet

Materials Needed:
paper cups, paper straws, scotch tape, scissors, glue,
colored paper, colored pens or markers.

Duration: 10 minutes

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Instructions:
1. Cut out the face and hands of the puppet along the
dotted lines shown in the picture below.

2. Use tape to stick three straws together near the top.


Make sure the bottom part of the straws stays free
and not taped.

3. Ask your teacher to help you create a hole in the


center of the bottom of the cup using a barbecue
stick.

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4. Then, have your teacher make two more holes on
opposite sides of the cup, about a quarter of the way
up from the bottom. Make sure the straw can fit
through the hole.

5. Bend the two straws at the edges about halfway


down.

6. Carefully push the straws up through the cup,


pushing them through the holes.

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7. Use glue to add the puppet’s head to the top of the
middle straw and the hands to the two arms on the
sides.

8. You can now play with your puppet by pulling and


pushing the straws to make the arms and head of the
puppet move up and down.

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Assessment:
In this activity, you will be assessed based on the
following:
Scoring Rubric for Activity 2
Excellent Progressing Developing
Criteria
(3 pts) (2 pts) (1 pt)
The learner The learner The learner
actively works well with occasionally
contributes, the group, participates or
Collaborati
listens, and contributes, listens and may
on consistently and listens need reminders.
supports group most of the
members. time.
The learner The learner The learner
follows all follows most follows
Following instructions instructions instructions with
Instructions accurately and with minimal frequent
& independently. help. Tasks are reminders or
Time Tasks are mostly support and
Manageme completed on completed on needs
nt time without time. prompting to
rushing. stay on task.

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The learner The learner The learner
provides a explains how struggles to
thorough and the toy works explain how the
clear with clear toy works.
Presentatio explanation of details but
n how the toy may miss
works, some minor
demonstrating points.
understanding
and reflection.
The toy moves The toy moves The toy moves
effectively using the but struggles to
using wind, chosen force use the chosen
Functionalit
water, or but may not force or does
y of the Toy another force function not work
and functions perfectly or as consistently.
as intended. intended.

ACTIVITY SHEET

Learning Science Quarter 3


Area: :
Week: 1 Day: 4
Lesson Title/ Moving objects with wind, water,
Topic: push, and pull
Name: Grade 3
&
Section
:

Activity 2.2: Making a pinwheel

Materials Needed:
colored paper (square, all sides are of equal length),
scissors, pin, paper straw/wooden skewer/pencil

Duration: 10 minutes

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Instructions:
1. Draw a big "X" on the paper, as shown in the photo
below.

2. Draw a dot in the center and a tick mark about 1 inch


from the center along each folded line.

3. Start at one corner of the paper and carefully cut


along the line until you reach the mark dot or tick. Do
the same for the other corners of the paper.

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4. Fold one corner of each section towards the center,
as shown in the picture below.

5. Ask your teacher to help you stick a push pin through


the tip of each folded corner and then through the
dot in the center.

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6. Push the pointed end of the pin into the eraser tip of
a pencil (or to the tip of a plastic straw or wooden
skewer).

7. Test out your pinwheel by blowing on it.

Assessment:
In this activity, you will be assessed based on the
following:
Scoring Rubric for Activity 2
Excellent Progressin Developing
Criteria
(3 pts) g (2 pts) (1 pt)
The learner The learner The learner
actively works well with occasionally
contributes, the group, participates or
Collaborati
listens, and contributes, and listens and may
on consistently listens most of need reminders.
supports group the time.
members.

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The learner The learner The learner
follows all follows most follows
Following instructions instructions with instructions with
Instructions accurately and minimal help. frequent
& independently. Tasks are reminders or
Time Tasks are mostly support and
Manageme completed on completed on needs
nt time without time. prompting to
rushing. stay on task.
The learner The learner The learner
provides a explains how struggles to
thorough and the toy works explain how the
clear with clear toy works.
Presentatio explanation of details but may
n how the toy miss some
works, minor points.
demonstrating
understanding
and reflection.
The toy moves The toy moves The toy moves
effectively using the but struggles to
using wind, chosen force use the chosen
Functionalit
water, or but may not force or does
y of the Toy another force function not work
and functions perfectly or as consistently.
as intended. intended.
ACTIVITY SHEET

Learning Science Quarter 3


Area: :
Week: 1 Day: 4
Lesson Title/ Moving objects with wind, water,
Topic: push, and pull
Name: Grade 3
&
Section
:

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Activity 2.3: Making a water wheel

Materials Needed:
4 paper cups, styrofoam plate, barbecue stick, masking
tape, bucket (optional).

Duration: 10 minutes

Instructions:
1. Put a mark on four evenly spaced points around the
edge of one styrofoam plate. These marks will guide
you in attaching the cups.

2. Using masking tape, stick each cup to the marked


spots on your plate. The cup's brim must go slightly
beyond the edge of the plate.

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3. Put another styrofoam plate on the cup-covered
plate. Secure the plates by sticking pieces of masking
tape inside each cup and attaching them to the plate.

4. Ask your teacher to help you pierce a barbecue stick


through the center of both plates.

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5. Bring your water wheel to the sink and place it under
the faucet. Slowly turn on the faucet handle and
watch how the water will fill the cups and make the
wheel rotate.

Assessment:
In this activity, you will be assessed based on the
following:

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Scoring Rubric for Activity 2
Excellent Progressin Developing
Criteria
(3 pts) g (2 pts) (1 pt)
The learner The learner The learner
actively works well with occasionally
contributes, the group, participates or
Collaborati
listens, and contributes, and listens and may
on consistently listens most of need reminders.
supports group the time.
members.
The learner The learner The learner
follows all follows most follows
Following instructions instructions with instructions with
Instructions accurately and minimal help. frequent
& independently. Tasks are reminders or
Time Tasks are mostly support and
Manageme completed on completed on needs
nt time without time. prompting to
rushing. stay on task.
The learner The learner The learner
provides a explains how struggles to
thorough and the toy works explain how the
clear with clear toy works.
Presentatio explanation of details but may
n how the toy miss some
works, minor points.
demonstrating
understanding
and reflection.
The toy moves The toy moves The toy moves
effectively using the but struggles to
using wind, chosen force use the chosen
Functionalit
water, or but may not force or does
y of the Toy another force function not work
and functions perfectly or as consistently.
as intended. intended.

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