Third grade is an important year for mathematical computation. Students must master their addition and subtraction facts in order to be successful in multiplication and division. What we are expected to investigate is listed below:
* Place value to thousands, composing and decomposing numbers
* Addition/subtraction fluency within 1,000
* Time to the nearest minute and elapsed time
* Multiplication and division concepts, strategies, properties, representations and problem solving
* Fractions as parts of wholes, involving unit fractions
* Geometric shapes and attributes, area as it relates to multiplication and addition, perimeter
* Measurement of length to whole, 1/2, and 1/4 inch, Mass, and Capacity
* Data including picture graphs and bar graphs
Please enjoy exploring the math links below!
Here you can print out a forgotten worksheet or extra challenges. You an even play a related game or two!
A Math Dictionary for Kids is an animated, interactive online math dictionary for students which explains over 600 common mathematical terms and math words in simple language. They also have some printable math reference charts if you need them!
This could be helpful if you don't have any math manipulatives at home but want to practice what you did in class. It's also just fun to play with some of them!
All types of math practice!
Great place for flash cards and worksheets.
Great resource for making your own flash cards - get only what you need.
A great website to practice operations!
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Need we say more? Very cool fun, even brain benders!
Calling all math detectives . . . use your math skills to try and solve the case! Lots of cases to choose from according to topic and difficulty.
Take the challenge (and it IS a challenge!)and get involved in some interesting math investigations.
There are so many games here, and you can even play suduko!
A fun way to practice your multiplication facts!
Online interactive games!
A great visual tutorial that shows fractions using circles and/or number lines.
You can create so many different types of graphs. See which represents your data better!
Here you can work with many activities provided by the NCTM
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