By the end of grade 3, students are to be able to show number sense with numbers from 0-999. This includes flexible representing of numbers (for example, 100 can be 10 groups of 10, 2 groups of 50, 100 one units, 5 groups of 20, 25 groups of 4, etc.). We practise skip counting to bridge over 100 (95, 100, 105, 110, 115....995), ordering numbers by comparing the value of digits in their place, determining which numbers are less than or greater than other numbers, and rounding.
Each week, the students are learning and practicing different addition and subtraction strategies to support their learning and faster recall of the 0-20 addition/subtraction facts.
This is a great start to the school year. We review lots of concepts from grade 2 and add to our learning.
Important concepts:
I can explore increasing and decreasing patterns
I can identify pattern rules and use patterns to find differences
I can skip count by any number from any starting point
I can add and subtract basic numbers
It is important that learners become proficient in their basic facts in order to do more complicated math problems with ease. We recommend that learners practice their basic facts every week. 5-10 minutes everyday would be best.
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