Want to get started with math centers? Our third grade math centers bundle includes engaging activities for all 3rd grade math standards!
April is nearly here and we are geared up for some fun spring-filled learning! This month we are keeping it rigorous and FUN! The following April
Mathlympics & Litlympics! An Exciting Way to Review for Standardized Tests Looking for a fun way to review for standardized tests? This idea can spread across all grades and subject areas, but I will explain explicitly how to do this with second graders. This strategy is FUN, exciting and my kiddos were BEGGING me for […]
In this blog post I will go over the third grade common core math standards 3.NF.2 & 3.NF.3 and provide you with activities you can use with your students. These activities also work well for students who need remediation in 4th and 5th grade. Number & Operations – Fractions // 3.NF.2 // 3.NF.3 1. Use Fraction Bars Students […]
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Every third-grade teacher knows that teaching equivalent fractions on a number line is a must, but how do you actually teach it?
These one page math practices are perfect for your 3rd grade math unit. These one page math reviews offer an effective way to check students' fraction skills. Each page/review focuses on one of the standards of the Numbers & Operations- Fractions strand (3.NF). The reviews cover unit fractions, ...
These one page math practices are perfect for your 3rd grade math unit. Each page/review focuses on one of the standards of the Measurement & Data strand (3.MD). Each math review also comes with a key for easy grading. Students will show their understanding of 3rd grade level measurement. Some o...
Browse through these supplemental resources for teaching and reviewing basic fractions. Print worksheets, task cards, games, and learning centers.
I guess nobody told NUMBEROCK that representing fractions on a number line shouldn't be this fun. Sorry. Not sorry. Enjoy the video!
Fractions Jeopardy for 3rd grade is the most engaging way to review key fractions concepts! Whether you are test prepping or just giving your students a comprehensive review - this game will make it much more fun! Concepts include unit fractions, parts of a whole, fractions on a number line, equivalent fractions, and comparing fractions. This post will show you how easy it is to use this PowerPoint game in your classroom! Click here to see more!
These one page math practices are perfect for your 3rd grade math unit. Each page/review focuses on one of the standards of the Numbers & Operations in Base Ten strand (3.NBT). Each math review also comes with a key for easy grading. Students will show their understanding of rounding to the near...
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3rd Grade Common Core Math Are you a 3rd grade teacher in a Common Core state looking for resources to cover your math standards? I created a guide to help you fill in the gaps with your teaching. All resources below are aligned to the Common Core math standards to save you precious time and energy – stop late night […]
There are SO MANY fun methods for teaching area and perimeter that keep students active, moving, and engaged; here are my favorites.
Looking for 3rd grade fractions on a number line activities? This blog post has ideas for your elementary lesson plans!
Bring your lessons to life with this easy-to-use anchor chart template, perfect for any classroom setting. This template is designed for educators looking to create engaging visuals without the stress of starting from scratch. Simply download, trace, and personalize to fit your curriculum!Use these ...
If you are searching for a homeschool math curriculum that is known for strong math skills, then you've probably heard of Singapore math. We ended up switching to Singapore math half way through 1st grade because I just felt like I needed to see if it was doable for me as a mom. My son
