Grade 3 Scripture Chapter 9: Practice and Independent Check
Student lessons | Practice | Teacher guide | Grade 3
Read each selected passage first. Download the fillable workbook and save a private copy in a compatible PDF reader, or print this page. Complete Day 5 independently.
Day 1: Landmarks and Neighbors (Deuteronomy 19:14)
- What object or marker does verse 14 mention?
- Whose landmark is named?
- What instruction is given about it?
- Give one modern application and label it as an application.
Day 2: Witnesses and Careful Inquiry (Deuteronomy 19:15–18)
- How many witnesses are named in verse 15?
- Who investigates the matter in verse 18?
- What are they instructed to do before deciding?
- Why should a reader identify the passage’s historical setting?
Day 3: Trees and Resources (Deuteronomy 20:19–20)
- What kind of trees are mentioned in verse 19?
- What instruction is given about destroying them?
- What distinction appears in verse 20?
- How is a family discussion about resources different from the verse itself?
Day 4: Returning What Is Lost (Deuteronomy 22:1–4)
- Name one wandering animal mentioned in verse 1.
- What does the passage say to do when the owner is not nearby or known?
- What other kind of lost property is mentioned in verse 3?
- What help does verse 4 describe?
Day 5: Independent Passage Check
- What should not be moved in Deuteronomy 19:14?
- How many witnesses are named in 19:15?
- What does 22:1 say to do with a neighbor’s wandering animal?
- What help is described in 22:4? Give the verse reference.