Hello, young scientists! The Science Olympiad for Class 3 is a fun way to test your brain and learn cool things about the world. This exam has two parts: Logical Reasoning, where you solve puzzles, and Science, where you explore topics like plants, animals, and the stars. There’s also a special Achievers Section with tricky questions to make you think harder. This 8-week study plan is made just for you to help you get ready step by step. Let’s dive in and get ready to shine in the Olympiad!
Day 1: Patterns
Learn about patterns, like numbers or shapes that repeat. Try to find what comes next!
Day 2: Analogy
Find out how things are similar, like how a cat is to a kitten, a dog is to a puppy.
Day 3: Alphabet Test
Play with letters! Learn the alphabet order and solve letter puzzles.
Day 4: Coding and Decoding
Learn secret codes! Figure out how letters or numbers change in a pattern.
Day 5: Fun Review
Look back at patterns and analogy using a mind map. Play a quick quiz with family!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Take a break, draw some patterns, or play a game with letters to keep learning fun!
Day 1: Ranking Test
Learn how to find who’s first, second, or last in a line or group.
Day 2: Grouping of Figures
Group shapes that look similar and solve figure puzzles.
Day 3: Mirror Images
Discover how shapes look in a mirror. It’s like a fun reflection game!
Day 4: Geometrical Shapes
Learn about circles, squares, and triangles. Find them in everyday objects!
Day 5: Fun Review
Use a mind map to review ranking and mirror images. Draw some shapes for fun!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Relax, play a puzzle game, or look for shapes around your house!
Day 1: Parts of a Plant
Learn about roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Look at a plant at home!
Day 2: Animals and Their Food
Find out what animals eat, like how cows eat grass and lions eat meat.
Day 3: Birds
Learn about birds, their food, and how they fly. Spot a bird outside!
Day 4: Insects
Discover insects like butterflies and ants. Learn what makes them special.
Day 5: Fun Review
Use flashcards to review plants and animals. Tell a parent about a bird you like!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Take a break, water a plant, or watch birds in your garden!
Day 1: Soil
Learn about soil and how it helps plants grow. Touch some soil if you can!
Day 2: Water and Weather
Explore water and weather, like rain and sun. What’s today’s weather?
Day 3: Human Body
Learn about your body, like your heart and lungs. Point to them on yourself!
Day 4: Earth and Universe
Discover Earth and the solar system. Can you name some planets?
Day 5: Fun Review
Use flashcards to review soil and the human body. Draw a planet!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Relax, look at the sky, or play with water to learn about it!
Day 1: Light, Sound, and Force
Learn about light, sound, and force, like pushing or pulling things.
Day 2: Food
Find out why we need food and what kinds of food are healthy.
Day 3: Number Series
Play with numbers! Find the next number in a sequence, like 2, 4, 6.
Day 4: Embedded Figures
Find hidden shapes inside bigger shapes. It’s like a treasure hunt!
Day 5: Fun Review
Use a mind map to review light and food. Make a number pattern!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Take a break, listen to sounds around you, or try pushing a toy car!
Day 1: Housing and Clothing
Learn about houses and clothes for different weather. What do you wear today?
Day 2: States of Matter
Explore solids, liquids, and gases. Find examples at home, like water or ice!
Day 3: Transport and Communication
Learn about cars, trains, and how we talk, like phones or letters.
Day 4: Blood Relations
Learn about family members, like who is your sister or cousin.
Day 5: Fun Review
Use flashcards to review matter and transport. Draw a car or house!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Relax, pretend to be a train, or talk about your family!
Day 1: Resource and Pollution
Learn about saving water and keeping the Earth clean.
Day 2: Safety Rules
Learn how to stay safe, like crossing the road or using scissors.
Day 3: Our Environment
Discover how to care for trees, animals, and the air around us.
Day 4: High-Order Thinking Skills (HOTS)
Try some tricky questions that make you think hard!
Day 5: Fun Review
Use a mind map to review the environment. Talk about safety with a parent!
Day 6-7: Rest and Play
Relax, pick up litter outside, or practice a safety rule!
Day 1: Review Logical Reasoning
Go over patterns, coding, and mirror images with flashcards.
Day 2: Review Science Favorites
Look back at plants, animals, and the human body with flashcards.
Day 3: Previous Year Questions
Try questions from old Olympiad papers to see what the exam is like.
Day 4: Mock Test
Take a practice test like the real exam. Time yourself!
Day 5: Final Review
Look at your favorite topics and use mind maps to remember them.
Day 6: Final Mock Test
Take another practice test and feel ready for the Olympiad!
Day 7: Relax and Get Ready
Rest, draw something you learned, and get excited for the exam!
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