Third Grade

Give students practice adding and subtracting 1 and 10 from the given numbers.

This chart includes a star to mark the multiples of 5.

To all parents confused by their child's "new math" homework:  here's a guide to explain lattice multiplication!

This game is played like the memory match card game.

This worksheet reviews skip counting by 2's, 3's, 5's, and 10's.  Includes addition doubles at the bottom.

Cut out the arrows and numbers.  Glue the numbers on the clock.  Then, use a brass fastener to make the hour/minute hands movable.

Includes 2 word searches, each with about 30 words to find.

1.  Appendix A: Research Supporting Key Elements of the Standards (includes Glossary of Terms)

This worksheet reviews what the math symbols >, <, and = mean and how to use them.

Contains 40 different "I Have, Who Has?" games each with 24 different cards.

This practice worksheet includes a variety of two-digit numbers to compare using the math symbols >, <, and =.

Use this to help students visualize addition and subtraction on a hundreds chart.

A twist (or two) to a classic card game.  Can be played with regular playing cards.

Common Core State Standards in Mathematics, K-12

A short review worksheet covering addition, subtraction, and number comparisons.

This word problem will get kids thinking about numbers!