This Grade 3 medium worksheet reviews the parts of a simple circuit, including batteries, wires, bulbs, and switches. Students complete fill-in-the-blank statements and match each part to its job. The questions link Grade 3 vocabulary to real uses, such as flipping a switch at home or replacing a battery. The activities strengthen understanding of how each piece works together in a closed loop to light a bulb.

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Electricity and Magnetism
Grade 3
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) In a simple circuit, the battery is the source of electrical energy.
2) Electricity moves from the battery through the wires to the bulb.
3) When you flip a switch off, the circuit becomes open and the bulb goes dark.
4) A bulb lights up because electrical energy changes into light and heat.
5) If any wire in a circuit is broken, the circuit is open.
6) A metal paper clip can close a broken circuit because metal is a good conductor.
7) A rubber eraser in a circuit would act like an insulator and stop the flow.
8) A circuit with a battery, wire, and bulb all connected is a closed circuit.
9) The plastic around a wire is there to keep you safe because it is an insulator.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Battery
Source of electrical energy in a circuit
Source of electrical energy in a circuit
Wire
Thin metal path that carries electricity
Thin metal path that carries electricity
Bulb
Part that changes electricity into light
Part that changes electricity into light
Switch
Control that opens or closes a circuit
Control that opens or closes a circuit
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