Year 3 Printable Worksheets

Subtracting fractionsLet's work out 3/5 - 2/5. We subtract the second numerator (2) from the first numerator (3) and keep the denominator (5) the same.3/5  -  2/5  =  1/5 Students solve each of these subtraction problems by subtracting the second numerator from the first numerator and keeping the denominator the same. 

Adding fractions activityTo add fractions with the same denominator, you simply add the numerators together and keep the common denominator unchanged. Let's add 1/3 and 2/3. We add the numerators (1 and 2) and keep the denominator (3) the same.1/3  +  2/3  =  3/3 which is equal to 1. 1/3  +  2/3  =  3/3  =  1 Students work out the sums and write the answer in its simplest form. 

Using 'have' and 'has' activityWith this handy year 3 worksheet, students are asked to write 'have' or 'has' to complete the sentences. This activity can be used in the classroom or at home and comes complete with an answer sheet for quick marking. Students can also have a go at marking their own work.

Conjunctions writing activityA conjunction is a word that is used to join two parts of a sentence.  For example:I brought an umbrella because it was raining heavily.Students write their own sentences using each conjunction included on the worksheet. This resource is a great activity to help children learn how to use conjunctions correctly in their writing. 

Prefixes - super–, anti– and auto–Adding a prefix to a root word can change its meaning and form a different word. For example:super + hero = superheroStudents write the root words in the correct columns to match them to the correct prefixes.

Using apostrophes to show singular and plural possessionFor single nouns, we add an apostrophe and an 's'. For example:The cat's food bowl was empty.For plural nouns, we add an apostrophe after the 's'. For example:The cats' beds were filled with soft blankets. 

Using 'a' and 'an' correctlyUse 'a' before words that start with a consonant sound, for example: a dog, a book, a unicorn.Use 'an' before words that start with a vowel sound, for example: an apple, an egg, an umbrella.Students read the sentences and circle the correct answer. There is an answer sheet included for quick marking. Students can also practise marking their own work. Use this helpful worksheet at home or in the classroom to help children learn when to use 'a' and 'an' in their writing. 

What are inverted commas?Inverted commas, also known as speech marks, are punctuation marks used to enclose a direct quotation or a piece of dialogue in writing. Using inverted commas activityStudents rewrite the sentences adding speech marks where they are needed. By learning how to use inverted commas correctly, students will be able to improve their writing skills and communicate their ideas more clearly and effectively.

Identifying conjunctions - Time, place and causeHere are some examples of conjunctions expressing time, place, and cause:Time conjunctions: after, before, when, while, as, until, since, once, as soon as, by the time.Place conjunctions: above, below, between, inside, outside, near, next to, behind, in front of, across.Cause conjunctions: because, since, so, therefore, as a result, due to, owing to, thanks to, on account of, in order to.Students practise identifying conjunctions that express time, place and cause. Understanding conjunctions and how they connect ideas is an important skill for Year 3 students to develop in order to improve their writing and communication skills.If you found this worksheet helpful, check out our Using Conjunctions To Express Time, Place And Cause activity.

Using conjunctions to express time, place and causeUsing conjunctions can make sentences more complex and interesting by connecting related ideas together.Here are some examples of conjunctions expressing time, place, and cause:Time conjunctions: after, before, when, while, as, until, since, once, as soon as, by the time.Place conjunctions: above, below, between, inside, outside, near, next to, behind, in front of, across.Cause conjunctions: because, since, so, therefore, as a result, due to, owing to, thanks to, on account of, in order to.With this worksheet, students choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentences and then create sentences of their own. Our worksheet to help students identify conjunctions might also be useful - Identifying Conjunctions - Time, Place And Cause

Use of the forms 'a' and 'an'If a word starts with a consonant sound, we should use 'a.' If a word starts with a vowel sound, we should use 'an.' When in doubt, say the word out loud and listen for the sound at the beginning. If it sounds like a consonant, use 'a.' If it sounds like a vowel, use 'an.' This handy worksheet asks students to complete the sentences by writing 'a' or 'an'. Encourage Year 3 students to practise using 'a' and 'an' in their writing and speaking, and to ask for help when they're not sure which one to use.

Subtracting hundreds from a 3-digit number activityWith this subtraction worksheet, your year 3 pupils will learn how to mentally subtract tens from a 3-digit number. Use this handy activity to help you teach the Year 3 Maths topic of Subtracting tens from a 3-digit number. This maths resource contains 20 questions and will encourage your little ones to exercise their brains! An answer sheet is included for quick marking. 

Subtracting tens from a 3-digit number activityWith this subtraction worksheet, children will learn how to mentally subtract tens from a 3-digit number. Use this handy activity to help you teach the Year 3 Maths topic of Subtracting tens from a 3-digit number. This maths resource contains 20 questions and will encourage your young mathematicians to exercise their brains! An answer sheet is included for quick marking. 

Subtracting ones from a 3-digit numberThis subtracting ones from a 3-digit number activity is a great way to see your child's progress. This handy worksheet contains 20 questions for children to answer and can be used to reinforce the teaching of subtraction. There is also an answer sheet included for quick marking.

Adding hundreds to a 3-digit numberUse this adding hundreds to a 3-digit number activity to see your child's progress. This handy worksheet contains 20 questions for children to answer. There is also an answer sheet included so children can practise self-marking their own work. It is also a great time saver for busy teachers! 

Adding tens to a 3-digit number activityUse this adding tens to a 3-digit number activity to see your child's progress. This handy worksheet contains 20 questions for children to answer. There is also an answer sheet included so children can practise self-marking their own work. It is also a great time saver for busy teachers! 

This year 3 maths activity is a great way for children to practise adding ones to 3-digit numbers. There are 20 sums for children to complete. A handy answer sheet is included for quick marking and for students to practise self-marking. 

Words with long A sound - ayHave your students read through the sentences and fill in the spaces using the 'ay' words from the word bank. This resource will help children read and spell words with the long vowel a sound. We use 'ay' in the middle and at the end of words including play, midday, crayon, player, holiday, hay, day, etc.What is a cloze activity?A cloze worksheet is a useful activity to improve a child's reading comprehension and grammar skills. Words are removed from the text for students to fill in as an exercise in reading comprehension.   

Words with long A sound - aiHave your students read through the sentences and fill in the spaces using the 'ai' words from the word bank. This resource will help children read and spell words with the long vowel a sound. We use 'ai' in the middle of words including train, rain, paint, grain, wait, tail, waist, etc.What is a cloze activity?A cloze worksheet is a useful activity to improve a child's reading comprehension and grammar skills. Words are removed from the text for students to fill in as an exercise in reading comprehension.   

This fun activity is a great resource to help your students feel comfortable with the concept of syllables. Children read the words and colour the picture by the number of syllables in each word. A handy resource that can be used in the classroom or as a fun homework activity!

Our colourful maths daily workouts will help children develop their ability to solve a range of problems, from multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction, to ordering, measurement, and fractions. Print or download for later and use these handy resources in any maths class or at home for extra revision.

This maths daily workout covers some important key areas of the curriculum including fractions, division, multiplication, addition, measurement, and fractions. These maths daily workouts are a great way to test your child's understanding of year 3 maths and will help children solve a range of maths problems. Our maths daily workouts are fun to complete and can be used either in the classroom or at home.

Use our maths daily workouts to test your student's knowledge and see how well they are doing with year 3 maths. Our maths daily workouts are colourfully illustrated to keep children interested and excited about learning. There are 10 mathematical problems for children to solve on each worksheet. Help your students become fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics and help them develop confidence. Each daily workout covers key areas of the maths national curriculum.

Our maths daily workouts are colourfully illustrated to keep students interested and excited about learning. Use our maths daily workouts to see how well your students or children are doing with year 3 maths. Each daily workout has 10 mathematical problems for children to solve. Help your students become fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics and help them develop confidence with place value, fractions, geometry, ordering, multiplication and division, and more.

These maths daily workouts are a great way to test your child's understanding of year 3 maths. They cover a variety of key areas in the maths curriculum and will help children solve a range of maths problems. Our maths daily workouts are fun to complete and can be used either in the classroom or at home. This maths worksheet covers some important areas of the curriculum including fractions, geometry, division, multiplication, and addition.

These daily workouts are perfect for helping your child with year 3 maths. This resource is quick and easy to download or print and covers some key areas of the maths curriculum. Use this page to test your child's maths skills and knowledge in a variety of maths topics including fractions, geometry, ordering, multiplication, addition, and subtraction. There are 10 maths activities and questions for children to answer. All of our maths daily workouts come complete with answer sheets to save time.

This resource is perfect for helping your child with year 3 maths. This worksheet is quick and easy to download or print and covers some main areas of the National Curriculum. Use this page to test your child's maths skills and knowledge in a variety of key areas. There are 10 maths activities and questions for children to answer. All of our maths daily workouts come complete with answer sheets. We have also created daily workouts for English and science.

Use our daily maths workouts to help develop children’s numeracy skills and build their confidence in key areas of study. This resource covers different topics of the National Curriculum including number and place value, addition, multiplication and division, geometry, and fractions. These colourful resources can be used at home or in the classroom.

What is 1/4 of 4? How many minutes are there in an hour? How many vertices does a square have? Our maths daily workouts contain a variety of questions and tasks that will help children to use mathematics in a wide range of situations. Each daily workout has 10 activities for children to complete. Help your students become fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics and help them develop confidence with fractions, time, geometry, addition, division, multiplication, and more. Each worksheet comes with an answer sheet.

This word search includes vocabulary words that are associated with the topic - Year 3 Plants. They will help children recognise key words for this topic and improve their vocabulary and spelling.

This handy, colourful set of flashcards is a fantastic resource to help teach children the main vocabulary for the topic - Rocks. Each card has a real image to illustrate the word. Vocabulary words include rock, soil, chalk, sand, sedimentary, granite, marble, fossil, moss, sandy soil, loamy soil, peat soil, slate, clay, rough, and smooth. Use these cards to discuss the topic of rocks with your children, display them around the classroom, or use them as a fun matching activity!

This colourful set of flashcards is great for teaching pupils the main vocabulary for the topic - Light. Each card has an image to illustrate the word. Vocabulary words include: bright, dim, day, night, bulb, torch, reflect, shadow, transparent, opaque, sun, moon, light, dark, candle, and lamp.

This year 3 science assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Forces and magnets. There is a variety of questions for students to answer.

This year 3 science assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Light. There is a variety of questions for students to answer.

Which of the following objects can light pass through? Children write 'yes' or 'no' under each picture.

This year 3 science assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Rocks.

This year 3 science assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Animals, including humans.

This assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Plants.

This science resource is a great starter activity to introduce the topic of forces and magnets to your students.

Children learn about when magnets attract and repel each other.

Children are asked to sort the different light sources into 'Natural light' and 'Artificial light'.

Children answer various questions about light and shadows.

This fun light activity asks students to draw a line to match the vocabulary word to the definition. This worksheet can be used to reinforce learning when teaching the topic of light.

Children think of 9 things to take to the beach with them. They draw and label a picture of them in the boxes and include things that help them stay safe in the sun.

Children are asked to think of ways to stay safe in the sun and design a poster to remind people to protect their skin when going out in the sun.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic - light. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with sun safety. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

Children learn some different ways to stay safe whilst enjoying the sunshine. They read through the text and answer the accompanying questions.

Light is a type of energy and we need it to see things. The sun is our main source of light. This comprehension can be used when teaching children about the topic of light. Students read through the information and answer the questions.