Solar System Worksheets For Grade 3

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Solar system worksheets for grade 3 students cover different topics related to the our solar system, sun, planets, starts, moon, satellites and celestial bodies. It helps students learn the basics about these topics and practice different types of questions. Each worksheet listed below contains 5 individual worksheets with unique questions. These EVS worksheets are available below. The answers to all worksheets are also available to download as a separate file on the bottom of the page.

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Sun, Planet & Stars

The Sun, planets, and stars are essential parts of our universe. The Sun is a massive, glowing ball of gas at the center of our solar system, providing heat and light to Earth. Planets are celestial bodies that orbit around the sun. Each planet has unique characteristics, like size, composition, and atmosphere. Stars are made of hot gases, shining due to nuclear fusion. They vary in size, color, and temperature, and often form groups called constellations. Together, the Sun, planets, and stars create the dynamic and vast universe we observe.

Sun & Planets : Fill The Blanks

Sun & Planets : MCQs

Sun & Planets : True Or False

Moon, Eclipses, Satellites And Celestial Bodies

The Moon, eclipses, satellites, meteors, asteroids, and comets are fascinating space objects. The Moon is Earth's natural satellite, orbiting our planet. Eclipses happen when one celestial body blocks another’s light. Solar eclipses occur when the Moon blocks the Sun, while lunar eclipses happen when Earth casts a shadow on the Moon. Satellites, either natural or man-made, orbit planets. Meteors are small space rocks burning in Earth’s atmosphere, while asteroids are larger rocky bodies. Comets are icy bodies with glowing tails that orbit the Sun.

Label The Objects

Label the diagrams to show eclipse and solar system.

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