Cultures and Communities

Grade 3 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the answer.

  1. Look at the source. What are the families doing?

    • painting paper fans
    • flying paper kites
    • folding paper cranes
  2. What is papel picado, according to the source?

    • colorful paper banners with cut-out shapes
    • a song sung at a party
    • a spicy food for a holiday
  3. When does the elder's community tell its stories?

    • on birthdays
    • each summer
    • each winter
  4. What do the artists make, according to the label?

    • pots from clay
    • blankets from wool
    • baskets from sweetgrass
  5. How do children learn this craft, according to the label?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • They read a book about it.
    • They take a class at a store.
    • Parents teach them the stitches.
  6. Who taught the weaver her patterns?

    • a weaving book
    • her art teacher
    • her grandmother
  7. Which instruments did the musicians play?

    • drums and guitars
    • fiddles and tin whistles
    • pianos and horns
  8. What do children get at this celebration?

    • a cake with candles
    • red envelopes for good luck
    • new shoes for school
  9. What do the small clay lamps stand for?

    • the start of summer
    • good winning over bad
    • a new baby in the family
  10. What does Grandma Rosa's family do every December?

    • make tamales together
    • sing songs together
    • bake cookies together
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Cultures and Communities

Answer Key - Grade 3 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the answer.

  1. Look at the source. What are the families doing?

    • painting paper fans
    • flying paper kites
    • folding paper cranes
  2. What is papel picado, according to the source?

    • colorful paper banners with cut-out shapes
    • a song sung at a party
    • a spicy food for a holiday
  3. When does the elder's community tell its stories?

    • on birthdays
    • each summer
    • each winter
  4. What do the artists make, according to the label?

    • pots from clay
    • blankets from wool
    • baskets from sweetgrass
  5. How do children learn this craft, according to the label?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • They read a book about it.
    • They take a class at a store.
    • Parents teach them the stitches.
  6. Who taught the weaver her patterns?

    • a weaving book
    • her art teacher
    • her grandmother
  7. Which instruments did the musicians play?

    • drums and guitars
    • fiddles and tin whistles
    • pianos and horns
  8. What do children get at this celebration?

    • a cake with candles
    • red envelopes for good luck
    • new shoes for school
  9. What do the small clay lamps stand for?

    • the start of summer
    • good winning over bad
    • a new baby in the family
  10. What does Grandma Rosa's family do every December?

    • make tamales together
    • sing songs together
    • bake cookies together