Grade 3 Review
Brush up last year's learning by working through the six IB Units of Inquiry, lesson by lesson.
Who We Are
"Understanding our feelings, strengths, and the groups we belong to helps us grow and get along with others."
My Feelings and Where They Come From
You'll learn what feelings are, why our bodies have them, and how to name the big and small emotions you feel every day.
My Strengths and the Power of 'Yet'
You'll discover the things you're good at and learn how the little word 'yet' helps your brain grow when something is hard.
My Amazing Body and How It Works
You'll meet your heart and find out how this hard-working muscle pumps blood all around your body every day.
Being a Good Friend
You'll learn what makes a good friend, how to listen and share, and what to do when friends disagree.
The Communities I Belong To
You'll explore the groups you belong to, like your family, school, and town, and meet the helpers who keep a community working.
Where We Are in Place and Time
"Places and the people in them change over time, and the past shapes the way we live today."
Map Detective: Reading Maps and Directions
Learn how to read a map, follow a key, and find your way using north, south, east, and west.
Around the World: Continents and Oceans
Meet the 7 continents and 5 oceans and discover where each one sits on our planet.
Where in the World Am I?
Zoom from your street all the way out to the whole planet and find your exact spot using map lines.
Then and Now: How Places Change
Compare life long ago with life today and spot how homes, travel, and towns change over time.
Brave Explorers and Their Journeys
Travel back in time to meet famous explorers and build a timeline of their amazing journeys.
How We Express Ourselves
"People share their ideas and feelings through stories, art, music, and movement in many different ways."
Drawing With Lines and Colours
We warm up our artist hands and learn that simple shapes and bright colours can show an idea or feeling.
Telling a Story in a Comic
We learn how panels, pictures, and speech bubbles work together to tell a story without needing lots of words.
Playing With Words in Poems
We discover that poems use rhyme, rhythm, and picture-words to share feelings in a small space.
Feeling the Beat and Rhythm
We explore how sounds, beats, and instruments make music that can share a mood or tell a story.
Showing Feelings With Your Body and Face
We learn how actors use faces, hands, and movement to show feelings and tell a story without words.
How the World Works
"The natural world follows patterns and forces that we can observe, test, and explain through science."
Push, Pull, and Get Things Moving
We discover how every push and pull is a force that starts, stops, or changes how things move.
Solid, Liquid, Gas
We explore how the same stuff can be hard as ice, runny as water, or floaty as steam.
Why We Have Seasons
We find out how the tilt of our spinning Earth gives us spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
How Plants Grow and Make Food
We learn what a plant needs to grow and how its leaves make food from sunlight.
Simple Machines That Make Work Easier
We meet levers, ramps, wheels, and pulleys and see how they help us move heavy things with less effort.
How We Organize Ourselves
"People create systems, jobs, and rules so that communities can work together smoothly."
Who Keeps Our Town Running?
Meet the community helpers and jobs that keep our neighbourhood safe, clean, and happy every day.
Needs vs. Wants
Learn the difference between the things we must have to live and the extra things that are fun to have.
Spending and Saving Money
Discover how money works, why we trade it for things, and how saving helps us reach a goal.
Goods and Services
Find out the difference between things people make (goods) and helpful jobs people do (services).
Rules, Laws, and Working Together
See why communities make rules and laws so that everyone can live, play, and work together fairly.