4Ever3rdGrade

Give your students year-long consistent practice with this bundle of 3rd Grade Race to the Top games. The minimal prep games cover multiple 3rd grade math concepts/standards including: fact fluency (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts)Multi-digit additionMulti-digit subtractionIdentifying fractionsRoundingMeasuring to the nearest 1/2 and 1/4 inchThere are 27 3rd grade math games and additional work pages to keep your students engaged and learning all year long! They ca

Celebrate pumpkin season with these fun and engaging pumpkin investigations! These cross-curricular activities allow you to meet multiple standards while providing a high level of fun and excitement for your students. Activities include: Pumpkin PropertiesMeasuring Pumpkins - includes an anchor chart to help students with types of measurementsPumpkin Graphing - use the data collected from measuring the pumpkins to create graphs and compare and contrast with othersPumpkin Life Cycle model drawi

The possibilities with this Measuring Penny by Loreen Leedy companion resource are endless--activities with measuring to the nearest 1/2 and 1/4 inch, elapsed time, and multiplication and division. Task cards, worksheets, hands-on activities, and learning posters are all included. All the activities can be completed as part of a math center, in small groups, or as a whole class. And the mini measurement posters serve as a resource for students as they work. You have everything you need to e

Looking for a new twist on an old classic? Try this Race to the Top Measuring to the Nearest 1/2 and 1/4 inch! These games give you the flexibility to differentiate for your students and give them multiple opportunities to practice their standard measurement skills. These games are easy prep--just print and play! They work great as individual activities, small group practice, or math centers!

Students will have multiple opportunities to practice finding the perimeter of rectilinear shapes. These task cards can be used in a math center, for partner practice, or even in small groups. They could also be used as a Scoot activity. The options for making them work in your classroom are endless!