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Recommended for 3rd graders! A collection of easy self-study ideas you can try

For third-grade independent study, we recommend first identifying what your child is interested in.

When they learn about what they like, they can keep going and enjoy it.

Here, we introduce simple daily ideas that help with independent study while learning a little each day.

When children and adults learn together, they can be more curious and have more fun learning.

Learning opens up new worlds and helps build confidence.

Please use this as a reference, find something that sparks interest, and enjoy independent study!

Recommended for 3rd Graders! A Collection of Easy, Self-Study Ideas You Can Try (71–80)

Factory Tour Report

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Factory Tour Report

Wouldn’t it be great to visit somewhere you can’t usually go and have it help with your independent research? With that in mind, here’s an idea: a factory tour report.

First, look into factory tours that interest you.

Even among well-known candy and ice cream manufacturers, there are several factories you can tour.

You could observe and summarize the production process, dig deeper to explore the secrets behind the delicious taste, or even try recreating it yourself.

Many factories also have hands-on activity areas, so you can make use of those as well.

In conclusion

The independent study ideas we introduced for third graders are all things children can engage with based on their own interests.

First, try finding a topic your child is curious about! When they learn about something they love, they can enjoy working on it.

Discovery and learning open up new worlds and help build confidence.

We hope this guide helps both children and adults expand their horizons.