Third grade is the year of multiplication and division facts, and the first real work with fractions. Rounding, time to the minute, area and graphs fill out the year. These are the pages to print for each topic.
36 weekly sheets in the order 3rd grade is taught: one new topic and seven review boxes a week, with every answer key. The first 4 weeks are a free PDF. The full year is $15.
For 3rd grade: Start with How Multiplication Works, then Sets A, B and C, Break Apart Arrays and Break Apart Facts, and Multiply by Multiples of 10.
For 3rd grade: Two-player games for each times table.
Charts from 10×10 to 30×30 and single times tables, in color, black & white, or blank.
For 3rd grade: How Division Works, then Sets A, B and C.
For 3rd grade: The multiplication and division families: Sets A and B, then Missing Numbers.
Picture-based multiplication word problems for grades 2 to 4: arrays, equal groups, comparing and two-step stories. Seven premade sheets with answer keys.
Picture-based division word problems for grades 3 and 4: sharing, grouping, comparing, two-step stories and remainders. Six premade sheets with answer keys.
For 3rd grade: Start here: equal or not, splitting shapes, and the fraction for one part.
For 3rd grade: Name, color and number line sheets.
Fraction wall from one whole to twelfths, plus equivalent fractions and fraction-decimal-percent charts. Grades 3–5.
Cut-apart fraction strips and fraction circles from one whole to twelfths, in color, black and white, or blank. Grades 2–5.
Picture-based fraction word problems for grades 3 to 5: parts of a whole, comparing, adding, subtracting and multiplying. Seven premade sheets with answer keys.
For 3rd grade: Grade 3 sets.
Round to the nearest ten, hundred and thousand, on number lines and with the digit rule, then large numbers to any place. Grades 3–4.
Base-ten blocks, tens and ones, ten more and ten less, hundreds, 10 and 100 more and less, expanded form, the value of a digit, thousands, number words, and place value, comparing and ordering to one million. Answer keys. Grades 1–4.
For 3rd grade: The 1-20 chart, Roman Numerals to Numbers and the clock sheet.
For 3rd grade: Time to the minute. Nine clocks to read to the exact minute. Includes answer key.
How much time has passed, in hours and minutes and on a number line. Plus finding the end time and start time, and word problems. Grades 2–4.
For 3rd grade: Quarter inches, then Grams and Kilograms, Liters and Milliliters and their story problems.
For 3rd grade: How Perimeter Works and the guided practice first, then Add the Sides, rectangles, the missing side and the grid sheet.
For 3rd grade: How Area Works, counting squares, rectangles and Set A.
Is a square a rectangle? A family tree and properties chart, then two practice worksheets. Grades 3–5.
For 3rd grade: Picture Graph with a Key, Bar Graph: Counting by 5s, and the three Make a Line Plot sheets.
Third graders are expected to know the multiplication and division facts to 10 × 10, understand fractions as numbers, round to the nearest 10 and 100, tell time to the minute, find perimeter and area, and read scaled graphs.
The multiplication and division pages group the facts the same way: 2s, 5s and 10s first, then 3s, 4s and 6s, then 7s, 8s and 9s. Work through the multiplication set before the matching division set.
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