This temperature conversion worksheet is labeled 3rd Grade Math and walks students through both conversion directions in a single page. The introduction defines temperature and names both scales, a highlighted rule box shows the multiply-by-2-then-add-30 method for Celsius to Fahrenheit and the subtract-30-then-divide-by-2 method for Fahrenheit to Celsius, and two fully worked examples model each process before any practice begins. Four conversion problems follow in boxed answer spaces, covering 15°C, 25°C, 68°F, and 104°F, plus a fifth word problem asking students to convert an 18°C weather forecast into Fahrenheit.

For homeschool parents teaching math at the 3rd grade level, this temperature conversion worksheet fits naturally inside a measurement unit or alongside a science weather study. The rule-then-example structure makes it manageable for independent work once you have walked through one example together, and completing all five problems gives your student repeated practice applying two-step arithmetic in a real-world context.