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A cross-curricular worksheet with a Dallas/cowboy theme combining a language arts vocabulary exercise (words containing 'all') with a multi-step multiplication word problem, including an answer key.
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A cross-curricular worksheet with a Dallas/cowboy theme combining a language arts vocabulary exercise (words containing 'all') with a multi-step multiplication word problem, including an answer key.
Provide 3rd grade division practice using word problems framed around the career of a flooring installer, paired with a nonfiction passage on the history of flooring.
Gives students practice comparing fractions using inequality/equality symbols and applying that skill to a word problem.
Teaches 3rd-grade students the distributive and associative properties of multiplication through tutorials, guided practice, word problems, a review, and a test.
A Grade 3 math workbook/lesson resource teaching addition and subtraction strategies including counting on/back, fact families, algorithms, and word problems.
Provide order-of-operations math practice using word problems framed around running a beauty salon, paired with a nonfiction passage on the history of hairdressers.
A set of 20 task cards for practicing telling time, reading analog/digital clocks, and solving elapsed-time word problems to the nearest 5 minutes, in a school-day context.
A full PowerPoint lesson teaching order of operations (PEMDAS) with word problems, group discussion, station rotations, and self-assessment against a leveled learning scale, aligned to standard MAFS.3.OA.4.
A Grade 3 math workbook covering four topics: properties of operation, word problems, multiplying whole numbers, and dividing whole numbers, each ending in a quiz.
Two practice worksheets that have students solve for a missing number in addition/subtraction equations involving three or more terms, plus a related word problem, to build fluency with balancing equations.
Provide grade-appropriate practice in addition and subtraction facts, fact families, two-digit regrouping, and word problems for elementary math students.
Introductory worksheet packet teaching multiplication through equal groups, repeated addition, word problems, and equal sharing.
A 4th of July/patriotic-themed set of 11 Grade 3 worksheets practicing measurement and data skills (telling time, measuring to the nearest half inch, graphing, liquid volume, word problems) alongside 5 multiplication-facts (0-12) worksheets.
Day 2 of the masons unit, with less emphasis on vocabulary/research and more focus on fact fluency and multi-step word-problem strategy, using an 8-yard by 3-yard wall scenario.
A grade 3 activity pack of word problems, decomposing/composing area tasks, and area/perimeter practice aligned to CCSS 3rd grade measurement standards.
A 25-point fractions pre-test/post-test assessing identifying and shading fractions, fraction vocabulary, comparing fractions, and basic fraction word problems, with a matching answer key.
A multi-step word problem activity that has students calculate division and multiplication totals in a bandage-usage scenario, with extension problems for advanced practice.
A math maze worksheet where students solve addition and subtraction problems with unlike fractions (including word problems and least-common-denominator questions) and use the answers to navigate through a maze.
A pirate-themed matching activity where students apply area and perimeter formulas for rectangles to solve word problems and match each problem to its correct numeric answer, aligned to CCSS 4.MD.3.
Comparing fractions (represented as shapes and number lines) and solving fraction word problems via 24 task cards, plus a two-day performance task in which students create a fraction pizza to demonstrate understanding.
An open-ended number-sense poster project where each student represents an assigned target number in multiple mathematical ways (multiplication, addition/subtraction, division equations, pictures, word problems, real-life examples), reinforcing multiplication facts through varied representation.
An emergency (substitute-ready) lesson plan that teaches the Greek myth of Hercules through a nonfiction-style narrative reading paired with comprehension, math word problems, word play, and map-reading activities.
A no-prep spiral math review set (36 pages, 8 problems per page) for daily homework/morning work and a weekly quiz, mixing place value, computation, and word problems aligned to Virginia math standards.
Day 3 of the masons unit, using a 9-yard by 9-foot wall scenario to continue practicing area, cost, and profit word problems at a higher multiplication-fact level.