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Third Grade Vocabulary Words

This resource provides an extensive overview of key vocabulary and sentence types for third graders, including declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, and imperative sentences. It covers essential subjects like Science and Social Studies, focusing on topics such as habitats, government, and basic math concepts like sum and difference. Each section includes definitions and examples to enhance understanding, promoting literacy and comprehension skills essential for academic success. Ideal for educators and parents seeking to reinforce third-grade curriculum standards.

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Third Grade Vocabulary Words

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  1. Third Grade Vocabulary Words 2013-2014

  2. Quiz 1

  3. Declarative Sentence

  4. Declarative sentences make a statement. They use a period.

  5. Exclamatory Sentence

  6. Exclamatory sentences show strong emotions. They use an exclamation point.

  7. Interrogative Sentence

  8. Interrogative sentences ask a question. They use a question mark.

  9. Imperative Sentence

  10. Imperative sentences make a command or request. They use a period.

  11. Science

  12. Science is a subject we study in school that helps explain how things work in the world. Magnets, habitats, rocks & minerals, soils, fossils, & ecology are the focus for 3rd grade.

  13. Social Studies

  14. Social Studies is a subject in school we study in school that helps explain about the past. Government, Ancient Greece, map skills, economics, & 9 historical figures are the topics for 3rd grade.

  15. Sum

  16. Sum is the answer to an addition problem in math.

  17. Difference

  18. Difference is the answer to a subtraction problem in math.

  19. Main Idea

  20. Main idea is the most important thought from a paragraph or larger section of text.

  21. Characters

  22. Characters are animals, people, or things represented in a text.

  23. Vocabulary Quiz 1 Word Bank: Sum Difference Interrogative Sentence Main Idea Exclamatory Sentence Science Declarative Sentence Social Studies Imperative Sentence Characters

  24. Vocabulary Quiz 1 1.Difference= The answer to a subtraction problem in math. 2. Characters=Animals, peoples, or things that are represented in a text. 3. Science=A subject we study that explains how things work in the world. Rocks& Minerals, Fossils, Magnets, etc.. 4. Interrogative Sentence=A sentence that asks a question and ends with a question mark. 5. Sum=The answer to an addition problem in math. 6. Exclamatory Sentence= A sentence that shows strong emotion & ends in an exclamation point. 7. Social Studies= A subject that we study that explains about the past. Government, economics, map skills, etc… 8. Main Idea=The most important part of a paragraph or larger text. 9. Imperative Sentence=A sentence that is a command or request that ends in a period. 10.Declarative Sentence= A sentence that makes a statement and ends in a period.

  25. Vocabulary Quiz Week 2

  26. Expanded Notation

  27. Expanded Notation is when a number is written out with each of its digits showing their value.

  28. Place Value

  29. Place Value is the value of a digit based upon its place, within the number.

  30. Summarize

  31. When you summarize a passage you are putting it in your own words.

  32. Predictions

  33. A prediction is what you think will happen next in a passage or story.

  34. Habitat

  35. A habitat is the place where organisms live and find food.

  36. Swamp

  37. A swamp is a habitat that has stagnant or still water.

  38. Piedmont

  39. The Piedmont is found in the middle part of our state between the mountains and the coastal plain.

  40. Lines of Longitude

  41. Lines of Longitude run up and down on a map or globe.

  42. Lines of Latitude

  43. Lines of latitude are lines that run across maps or globes.

  44. Compass Rose

  45. A compass rose is a diagram of directions that is located on every map or globe.

  46. Vocabulary Quiz 2 Word Bank: Compass Rose Swamp Place Value Lines of Latitude Piedmont Prediction Expanded Notation Lines of Longitude Summarize Habitat

  47. Vocabulary Quiz 2 1. Compass Rose= A diagram of directions on a map or globe. 2. Swamp= A habitat that has stagnant, or still water. 3. Place Value=The value of a digit based upon its place within the number. 4. Lines of Latitude=Imaginary lines that run across a map or globe. 5. Piedmont=The middle part of our state located between the mountains and the coastal plain. 6. Prediction= What you think will happen next in a passage or story. 7. Expanded Notation= . When a number is written out with each of its digits showing their value. 8. Lines of Longitude=Imaginary lines that run from the top to the bottom of a map or globe. 9. Summarize= Retelling the story in your own words. 10. Habitat= A place where organisms live and find food.

  48. Vocabulary Quiz 3

  49. Democracy

  50. A government ruled by the people.

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