Math groups 3rd grade

Discover a math review that your students will love! This March Madness tournament-themed math review is an engaging way to review math skills. This activity will review 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade place value, operations and algebraic thinking, fractions, measurement, and geometry skills. Use these math worksheets as a test prep activity or for the end of the year project. Plug this project into your small groups, centers, morning work, etc. Add this math project to your upper elementary…

10 multiplication games and activities for teaching multiplication. Students will love learning their multiplication facts, building fluency and strategies.

This grouping approach comes in handy when your assessment results show student understanding of the skill(s) being introduced is scattered. To group by skill level, begin by determining the number of groups you will have.

This simple little place value number game is a favourite of Maddie's (aged 6) at school and at home. Use it to practice recognising numbers, writing numbers and place value, along with problem solving. You can play with two or more people and it is great as a whole class game on the whiteboard (with teacher vs students) or just in pairs (parent and child/two children). You can use this activity for practicing two digit numbers (with tens and ones), three digit numbers (hundreds, tens and…

"Are you teaching elapsed time to your 3rd grade students? These elapsed time activities give students practice with skills such as telling time using a number line, telling time using analog and digital clocks, differentiating between AM and PM activities, and more. These math centers for 3rd grade are the perfect engaging activities for telling time practice.

Sometimes math centers may not work for your students. This post will share two alternatives to teaching whole group math that are not math centers.

After I created and posted my Addition Timed Test Program , I had a lot of teachers reach out to me to see if I could create something simil...

Build fact fluency with these engaging games and activities. Check out these super fun and creative ways to help your students stay engaged.

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