Math Games

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Grade 3 Worksheets

Number Properties
Multiplication
- 3.4
  Relate Addition and Multiplication
- 3.5
  Multiplication Tables
- 3.6
  Multiplication by 10
- 3.33
  Multiplication Input/Output Tables: Find the Rule
Estimation
- 3.7
  Estimate Products Up to 1000
- 3.14
  Solve Inequalities Using Estimation
- 3.38
  Rounding with Numbers Up to 5000
- 3.39
  Rounding with Numbers Up to 100,000
- 3.40
  Estimate Sums with Numbers Up to 1000
- 3.41
  Estimate Quotients Up to 1000
Time
- 3.8
  Choose the Appropriate Time Units
Graphing
- 3.10
  Interpret Line Plots
- 3.11
  Create Line Plots
Money
- 3.15
  Add and Subract Money Up to $1
- 3.16
  How Much More to Make a Dollar?
- 3.17
  Making Change Up to $5
Fractions
- 3.23
  Compare Fractions
- 3.24
  Make Equivalent Fractions
- 3.25
  Choose the Equivalent Fraction
- 3.26
  Reducing Fractions to Lowest Terms
- 3.27
  Identify Fractions Up to Tenths
- 3.28
  Fraction
- 3.29
  What Mixed Fraction Is Shown?
Number Patterns
- 3.33
  Multiplication Input/Output Tables: Find the Rule
- 3.34
  Select the Rule with Input/Output Tables
Division
- 3.34
  Select the Rule with Input/Output Tables
- 3.44
  Division with Divisors Up to 10
- 3.45
  Division with Divisors Up to 10
- 3.46
  Three Digit Numbers
- 3.48
  Division with a Specific Number Up to 9
- 3.49
  Divide Two Numbers with Divisors Up to 12
- 3.51
  Complete the Division Sentence
Subtraction
- 3.42
  Complete the Subtraction Sentence
- 3.43
  Subtract Two Numbers Up to 1000
Mixed Equations
- 3.47
  Multi-Step
Geometry
- 3.50
  Angles of 90, 180, 270 and 360 Degrees
Measurement
- 3.52
  Length and Height
- 3.53
  Long and Short
- 3.54
  Light and Heavy
- 3.55
  Holds More or Less
- 3.56
  Compare Size, Weight and Capacity
- 3.57
  Which Metric Unit Is Appropriate?
Comparison
- 3.53
  Long and Short
- 3.54
  Light and Heavy
- 3.55
  Holds More or Less
- 3.56
  Compare Size, Weight and Capacity

Students are entering a new section of math that consists of algebra, geometry, decimals, and more complicated division problems. When there is not a parent or teacher around, students have access to on-demand videos for their sixth-grade mathematical lessons. Our video tutorials are taught by math teachers who go through the problem solving process.

The key to learning math is repetition, and our math teachers go through multiple examples.
Math teachers show students step-by-step directions on how to solve these more complex problems.
Students learn money, ratios, decimals, graphing, and other concepts from the 6th grade curriculum.