Grade 2/3 Science Workbooks (NEW 2022 Ontario Curriculum)

This BUNDLE contains EIGHT independent Science workbooks for Grade 2 and 3 students. Each workbook meets the Ontario Curriculum expectations for an ENTIRE Science unit. All Grade 2/3 Science units (strands B-E) are included: Growth and Changes in Animals, Air and Water in the Environment, Properties of Liquids and Solids, Simple Machines and Movement, Growth and Changes in Plants, Soils in the Environment, Forces and Motion, and Strong and Stable Structures.

All workbooks together total up to 354 pages of student worksheets! Interactive, hands-on activities are explained, with follow-up worksheets included. There is a variety of readings, long and short answer questions, creative writing activities, cut-and-paste activities, and drawing prompts included to create varied workbooks suitable for many learning styles.

These workbooks are a great "anchor" for your lessons (to ensure you hit every curriculum expectation) and perfect to connect other activity ideas you may have into a complete and comprehensive unit.

To support assessment practices, Ontario curriculum expectations are clearly identified on each page. A quiz is included at the end of the workbook. Each workbook includes a full ANSWER KEY.

Perfect for split grades! Workbooks intentionally follow similar formats, which makes teaching two different grades/topics alongside each other a breeze!

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Note: Strand A is integrated into these workbooks but will be covered more thoroughly in a STEM bundle by Teacher Resource Cabin in the future.

Growth and Changes in Animals Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is an Animal?
5. What is an Animal?
6. What Do Animals Need?
7. Types of Animals
8. Sorting Animals
9. Sorting Animals
10. Parts of an Animal
11. Parts of an Animal
12. Parts of an Animal
13. Parts of an Animal
14. Locomotion
15. Locomotion
16. Locomotion
17. Comparing Animals
18. Comparing Animals
19. What is a Life Cycle?
20. Life Cycle of a Butterfly
21. Life Cycle of a Butterfly
22. Life Cycle of a Frog
23. Life Cycle of a Frog
24. Animal Life Cycle
25. Animal Habitats
26. Animal Habitats
27. Comparing Habitats
28. Animal Adaptations
29. Animal Adaptations
30. Animal Adaptations
31. Why Do We Need Animals?
32. Why Do We Need Animals?
33. Issues with Animals
34. Animal Impacts Sort
35. Animal Impacts Sort
36. Human Impacts
37. Human Impacts
38. Human Impacts
39. Human Impacts
40. Animal Design
41. Animal Design
42. Animal Design
43. Vocabulary
44. Animal Quiz
45. Animal Quiz

Air and Water in the Environment Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. Air and Water
5. What is Air?
6. What is Air?
7. What is Air?
8. The Wind
9. What is Water?
10. What is Water?
11. Air and Water
12. Air, Water, and Living Things
13. Air, Water, and Living Things
14. Air, Water, and Living Things
15. Air, Water, and Living Things
16. Water Cycle
17. Water Cycle Song
18. Water Cycle 
19. Water Cycle 
20. Evaporation
21. Condensation
22. Precipitation
23. Sources of Water
24. Sources of Water
25. Sources of Water
26. Water Quality
27. Water Quality
28. Water Quality
29. Water Quality Case Study
30. Water Quality Case Study
31. Water Colouring Page
32. Air Quality
33. Air Quality
34. Air Quality
35. Personal Water Use
36. Personal Water Use
37. Water Around the World
38. Water Around the World
39. Vocabulary
40. Vocabulary
41. Air and Water Quiz
42. Air and Water Quiz

Properties of Liquids and Solids Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is Matter?
5. What is Matter?
6. States of Matter
7. States of Matter
8. Solid Properties
9. Solid Properties
10. Liquid Properties
11. Liquid Properties
12. Solid and Liquid Properties
13. Solids and Liquids
14. Solids and Liquids
15. Solids and Liquids
16. Scavenger Hunt
17. Solid or Liquid Sorting
18. Solid or Liquid Sorting
19. Matter in the Environment
20. Changing State
21. Changing State
22. Changing State
23. Changing State
24. Changing State
25. Changing State
26. Combining Solids and Liquids
27. Combining Solids and Liquids
28. What’s in your Lunch?
29. Safety Matters (WHMIS)
30. Safety Matters 
31. Safety Matters
32. Buoyancy
33. Buoyancy
34. Absorption
35. Absorption
36. Absorption
37. Absorption
38. Vocabulary
39. Vocabulary
40. Liquids and Solids Quiz
41. Liquids and Solids Quiz

Simple Machines and Movement Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is Movement?
5. Types of Energy (Kinetic and potential energy)
6. How Objects Move (Roll, bounce, slide, spin)
7. Push vs. Pull
8. Push vs. Pull
9. Direction
10. Position
11. Windy Day Experiment
12. What is a Simple Machine?
13. Simple Machines
14. Simple Machines
15. Inclined Plane
16. Inclined Plane
17. Inclined Plane
18. Inclined Plane
19. Lever
20. Lever
21. Lever
22. Wedge
23. Wedge
24. Wedge
25. Wheel and Axle
26. Wheel and Axle
27. Wheel and Axle
28. Screw
29. Screw
30. Screw
31. Pulley
32. Pulley
33. Pulley
34. Pulley
35. Recording Log
36. Impacts of Simple Machines
37. Impacts of Simple Machines
38. Design a Machine
39. Vocabulary
40. Vocabulary
41. Movement Quiz
42. Movement Quiz

Growth and Changes in Plants Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is a Plant?
5. What is a Plant?
6. What Do Plants Need?
7. Why Are Plants Important?
8. Why Are Plants Important?
9. Why Are Plants Important?
10. Uses for Plants
11. Uses for Plants
12. Parts of a Plant
13. Parts of a Plant
14. Parts of a Plant 
15. Parts of a Plant
16. Parts of a Flower
17. Parts of a Flower
18. Pollination
19. Pollination
20. Photosynthesis
21. Photosynthesis
22. Photosynthesis Questions
23. Life Cycle of a Plant
24. Food Chain
25. Food Chain Questions
26. A Tree's Year
27. Deciduous Trees
28. Coniferous Trees
29. My Tree
30. My Tree
31. Plant Adaptations
32. Plant Habitats 
33. Plant Habitats
34. Floods
35. Droughts
36. Floods and Droughts
37. Plants are Food!
38. Plants are Food!
39. Plants are Food!
40. Organic Plants
41. Local Foods
42. Local Foods
43. Human Impacts on Plants
44. Our Planet
45. Plant Design
46. Plant Design
47. Plant Design
48. Vocabulary
49. Vocabulary
50. Plants Quiz (page 1)
51. Plants Quiz (page 2)

Soils in the Environment Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is Soil?
5. What is Soil?
6. What is Soil? (Outdoor Activity)
7. Why is Soil Important?
8. Why is Soil Important?
9. Why is Soil Important?
10. Soil Horizons
11. Soil Horizons
12. Soil Horizons
13. Soil Horizons
14. Creatures That Live in Soil
15. Creatures That Live in Soil
16. Creatures That Live in Soil
17. All About Earthworms
18. Ask a Worm
19. Living and Non-Living
20. Types of Soil
21. Types of Soil
22. Types of Soil (Fill in the blanks)
23. Loamy Soil
24. Soil Erosion
25. Soil Erosion
26. Soil Erosion
27. Soil Erosion
28. Salty Soil
29. Pesticides
30. Composting
31. Composting
32. The Compost Cycle
33. Compost Poster
34. Compost Activity
35. Human Impacts on Soil
36. Improving Soil Health
37. Improving Soil Health
38. Dirt is Cool!
39. Soil Vocabulary
40. Soil Quiz
41. Soil Quiz (page 2)

Forces Causing Movement Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is Force?
5. What is Force?
6. Push vs. Pull
7. Push vs. Pull Chart
8. Forces and Motion
9. Forces and Motion
10. Muscular Force
11. Muscular Force
12. Friction
13. Friction
14. Friction
15. Gravity
16. Gravity "Try this!" Activity
17. Magnetic Force
18. Magnetic Force
19. Magnetic Force "Try this!" Activity
20. Static Force
21. Static Force "Try this!" Activity
22. Contact and Non-contact Forces
23. Changing Shape
24. Changing Shape
25. Changing Speed
26. Changing Speed
27. Changing Distance
28. Changing Distance
29. Changing Direction
30. Changing Direction
31. Forces Scavenger Hunt
32. Forces Scavenger Hunt
33. Forces in Nature: Erosion
34. Forces in Nature: Landslides
35. Forces in Nature Assignment
36. Safety and Forces
37. Movement Project
38. Vocabulary
39. Vocabulary
40. Forces and Motion Quiz
41. Forces and Motion Quiz (page 2)

Strong and Stable Structures Workbook Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is a Structure?
5. What is a Structure?
6. What is a Material?
7. What is a Material?
8. Form and Function
9. Form and Function
10. Form and Function
11. Form and Function
12. Form and Function
13. Form and Function
14. Natural Structures
15. Built Structures
16. Natural vs. Built Materials
17. Natural vs. Built Structures
18. Natural vs. Built Structures 
19. Natural vs. Built Structures 
20. Natural vs. Built Structures 
21. Why are Structures Important?
22. What is Strength?
23. Strength
24. Strength
25. Strength
26. What is Stability?
27. Stability
28. Stability
29. Durability
30. Flexibility
31. Materials for Structures
32. Materials for Structures
33. Materials for Structures
34. Triangulation
35. Triangulation
36. Forces
37. Compression and Tension
38. Compression and Tension
39. Struts and Ties
40. Struts and Ties
41. Structure Scavenger Hunt
42. Build a Structure
43. Design a House
44. The CN Tower (Reading)
45. Beaver Dams (Reading)
46. Famous Structures
47. Structure Research 
48. Vocabulary
49. Vocabulary
50. Structure Quiz (page 1)
51. Structure Quiz (page 2)