Ontario
Skills available for Ontario grade 3 science curriculum
Objectives are in black and IXL science skills are in dark green. Hold your mouse over the name of a skill to view a sample question. Click on the name of a skill to practise that skill.
Show alignments for:
- Ontario Curriculum: Earth and Space Systems: Soils in the Environment Ontario Curriculum: Earth and Space Systems: Soils in the Environment
- Ontario Curriculum: Life Systems: Growth and Changes in Plants Ontario Curriculum: Life Systems: Growth and Changes in Plants
- Ontario Curriculum: Matter and Energy: Forces and Motion Ontario Curriculum: Matter and Energy: Forces and Motion
- Ontario Curriculum: STEM Skills and Connections Ontario Curriculum: STEM Skills and Connections
- Ontario Curriculum: Structures and Mechanisms: Strong and Stable Structures Ontario Curriculum: Structures and Mechanisms: Strong and Stable Structures
Actions
E Earth and Space Systems
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E1 Relating Science and Technology to Our Changing World
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E1.1 assess the importance of soils for society and the environment
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E1.2 assess the impact of human activity on soils, and describe ways in which humans can improve the quality of soils and/or lessen or prevent harmful effects on soils
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E2 Exploring and Understanding Concepts
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E2.1 identify the living and non-living components of soil, and describe the characteristics of healthy soil
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E2.2 identify different substances that are commonly added to, or absorbed by, the soil, and describe their effects on soil health
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E2.3 examine different types of soils found in Ontario, and describe how different soils are suited to growing different types of food, including crops
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E2.4 explain the process of erosion, including its causes and its impact on soils
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E2.5 identify various strategies used to maintain and improve soil health in Ontario
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E2.6 describe the process of composting, and explain some benefits of composting
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