This Science Olympiad course is tailored for Grade 3 students preparing for school-level and national science competitions. It covers key concepts from plants, animals, and the human body to force, energy, and the universe. Special focus is given to Olympiad-style questions, logical reasoning, and test strategies. The course includes interactive lessons, quizzes, practice tests, and fun experiments to build scientific thinking and exam readiness.

Key Benefits:

• Complete coverage of the Olympiad syllabus
• Develops scientific thinking and observation skills
• Includes logical reasoning and pattern analysis
• Enhances problem-solving for multiple-choice formats
• Practice with worksheets, mock tests, and review games

What You’ll Learn:

Plants and Animals

• Parts of a plant and their functions

• Types of plants: herbs, shrubs, trees

• Uses of plants and animal adaptations

• Animal food habits, habitats, domestic vs wild

Human Body and Health

• Sense organs and major body parts

• Functions and interdependence of body systems

• Healthy eating and hygiene habits

Good Habits and Safety Rules

• Personal and public hygiene

• Table manners and cleanliness

• Safety rules for home, school, road

Air, Water, and Weather

• Properties and sources of air and water

• States of water and water cycle

• Seasonal changes and types of weather

Earth and Universe

• Land, water, and air as Earth’s components

• Basic facts about the Sun, Moon, and stars

• Concept of rotation and revolution

Matter and Materials

• Introduction to solids, liquids, and gases

• Properties and everyday uses of materials

Light and Sound

• Natural and artificial sources of light

• Basics of reflection

• Sounds from different sources

Force and Energy

• Push, pull, and simple machines

• Types of energy: light, heat, etc.

• Real-life examples of machines and energy use

Our Environment

• Natural vs. man-made things

• Pollution awareness and 3Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Logical Reasoning for Olympiad

• Patterns, sequences, and classification

• Odd one out and analytical thinking

• Practice with Olympiad-style logic questions