Interactive Science: Grade 3 helps you design lesson plans that are engaging and interesting. Teaching Science should be an interactive process because the subject itself requires the use of observation and testing. By using the materials, you’ll ensure your child no longer sits on the sidelines of Science but rather becomes involved. Between performing experiments, making observations, and completing problems, your child will be using the scientific method. By the end of the program, your child should be able to: Collect data during experiments and use it to conclude. Experiment with three states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. Explain how the sun and moon can affect Earth’s climate. Use graphs to explain the climate zone locations on planet Earth. The curriculum materials used in Interactive Science: Grade 3 will help your child achieve these and other learning goals.