Static Electricity Fun!
Explore the wonders of static electricity with fun experiments and questions designed for Grade 3 science students.
Includes
Standards
Topics
Static Electricity Fun!
Name:
Date:
Score:
Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. Have fun learning about static electricity!
1. What happens when you rub a balloon on your hair?
Your hair gets wet.
Your hair stands up.
Your hair changes color.
Nothing happens.
2. Static electricity is caused by a build-up of tiny particles called:
protons
neutrons
electrons
atoms
1. Static electricity can make small pieces of paper stick to a rubbed balloon.
True
False
2. Lightning is a form of static electricity.
True
False
1. When you rub two objects together, can be transferred.
2. Static electricity can make your hair .
3. A shock you sometimes feel after walking on carpet is caused by .
1. Describe one simple experiment you can do at home to demonstrate static electricity.
Related Worksheets
Simple Machines Exploration
Explore the six types of simple machines and how they make work easier in this Grade 3 science worksheet.
Motion and Energy Explorers
Explore the concepts of motion, force, and different forms of energy with this engaging Grade 3 science worksheet.
Light Energy Exploration
Engage third-grade students with this worksheet on light energy, covering sources, reflection, and absorption.
Sink or Float Science Worksheet
Explore the concepts of sinking and floating with this engaging Grade 3 science worksheet.
Exploring Magnets
A Grade 3 science worksheet to explore the properties of magnets, identify magnetic and non-magnetic materials, and understand their uses.
Exploring Gravity
A Grade 3 science worksheet on gravity, including multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blanks, and short answer questions.
Understanding Wave Action
Explore the basics of wave action, including types of waves, their properties, and how they move energy, designed for Grade 3 science students.
Pendulum Power!
Explore the fascinating world of pendulums with this engaging worksheet for 3rd graders. Learn about how pendulums swing back and forth.