3rd Grade Language Arts Worksheets
Take a tour of our free, printable 3rd grade language arts worksheets with answer keys and help kids thrive on the diverse, inspirational practice offered. Recognize cause and effect relationships in text, master roads and streets abbreviations, demonstrate understanding of figurative language and word relationships and more.
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At the center of these exercises are the seven days of the week, accompanied by their abbreviations for children to master with ease.
Zero in on the adverb of manner, the adverb that tells how something is done, in each sentence. While the job is a piece of cake in the short sentences, be twice as careful with the long sentences.
Save your energy by shortening words and contract each pair of words to a tee. The definition and examples provided will brighten your prospects as you answer this set.
Forming Words by Adding Prefixes
Add a suitable prefix to the given words as instructed, form words with new meanings, and write them separately in blanks beside the roots.
Complete each analogy by choosing the most appropriate option presented in these printable ELA worksheets for grade 3 children.
Identifying Errors in Sentences & Writing the Number of Errors
Zero in on the errors in each sentence, point them out by using proofreading marks, and write how many errors of each type there are.
Sequencing and Rewriting Recipes
Make sense of the disordered steps of each recipe, reorder them to reflect the correct sequence, and rewrite the recipe in the space given.
Identifying and Coloring Synonyms
Make use of the pictorial clues that illustrate each given word to help you recognize and color the option that has the same meaning.
Checking the Right Homophones to Complete Sentences
Give both the options their due attention before deciding on the one most suitable to fill in the blank and complete the sentence meaningfully.
Sorting Entry Words Based on Guide Words
Refer to a dictionary as many times as necessary, sort the words based on their pairs of guide words, and write them in alphabetical order.