What is an exoskeleton? What is Earth’s crust made up of? Our Exploring God’s World with Third Grade Science homeschool curriculum will address those questions and many more. This curriculum delves into numerous topics in biology and physical science.

Topics covered include:

• Matter: What types of matter can you see? What is matter made up of? What are three states of matter?
• Kingdoms: What are the five major kingdoms? How do scientists categorize things? How do we classify animals?
• Fish: What do scales do for the fish? What are the names of the fins? What do fish use to get oxygen?
• Amphibians: What are the stages of a frog’s life cycle? How far can frogs leap? What is the skin of frogs like?
• Reptiles: What do scales do for a reptile? Are reptiles cold-blooded or warm-blooded? What is the skin of a reptile like?
• Invertebrates: What are the three types of skeletons that animals may have? What are setae? Which animals can be considered invertebrates?
• Insects: What is molting? What are the stages of metamorphosis? What are the body parts of an insect?
• Mollusks and Crustaceans: What are the snail’s tentacles used for? Does the clam have a foot? What do the legs of a lobster do?
• Human Body Systems: What are sensory nerves? What does the esophagus do? What does the diaphragm do?
• Earth’s Crust: What part of the earth is the crust? What does a topographic map show? What is the oceanic crust?
• Rocks and Minerals: What are sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks? What is the difference between weathering and erosion? What are fossils?
• Air: What is air? Does air weigh anything? What are molecules?
• And so much more!

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