New Hampshire Worksheet
This New Hampshire worksheet has 3rd grade students read a short passage about the Granite State and answer questions using text details, with an answer key included.
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Description
New Hampshire is a small state with tall mountains, clear lakes and bright fall leaves. This new hampshire worksheet gives 3rd grade students a short non-fiction passage about the Granite State, then asks them to find key facts in the text and explain what they learned in their own words.
About This Worksheet
Page one is a colorful picture of the White Mountains above a calm lake, followed by a passage of about 250 words. Students read about when the state joined the country, its neighbors, its very short coastline, the Granite State nickname, Mount Washington, mountain notches, the capital city of Concord and the ways families enjoy the outdoors in every season. Page two has four multiple-choice questions and one written response that asks for two details from the text.
What’s Included
- A one-page non-fiction passage about New Hampshire with a full-color picture
- Four multiple-choice questions, including a vocabulary-in-context item
- One short written response that uses text evidence
- A complete answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids Learn
- Students practice finding facts that are stated right in a text.
- A word like notch is explained in the passage, so kids learn to use context clues.
- The written response builds the habit of backing up an answer with details.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Find New Hampshire on a U.S. map and trace its short strip of coast along the Atlantic Ocean. Talk about what granite is and where students might see it, such as steps, walls or counters. Pair this 3rd grade states worksheet with the other New England states to compare their mountains, lakes and nicknames, or collect each new hampshire worksheet and state page in a binder to build a fifty-state notebook over the year.
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