Brittany Rosell

This is a Multiplication-Division Capstone Project where students are asked to create a book using the various 3.OA standards. There is also a modified version of this project for remedial students, noted by **. Rubric and suggested word problems are included, along with a rubric for both versions.

In this assessment, students are asked to show their knowledge of 3.NBT.1, 3.NBT.2, and 3.NBT.3 through procedural questions and word problems.

This includes a Biography Graphic Organizer.

This multiplication-division test is multiple choice format.

This Place Value Pre-Test covers adding, subtracting, and rounding.

Students are asked to answer questions about expanded form and word form of various numbers.

Students will be asked to write the expanded form, standard form, and word form of various numbers.

Students will gain practice adding and subtracting through a fun spider web!

This quiz asks the students to identify place value spots and create numbers based on the knowledge of place value.

Students are asked to round to the nearest ten and hundred.

Print, cut, and sort the expanded form, number form, and standard form of various numbers.

This is a student information sheet that you can give to parents or send home to get some important contact information during the first week of school.

Practice subtracting 3 by 3 digit numbers!

This quick quiz assesses how well students can understand a word problem or equation and find the missing variable.

This quick quiz assesses your students' knowledge of how to model multiplication word problems and how to write math sentences.

This includes an opinion graphic organizer and rubric.

This includes a personal narrative graphic organizer and rubric.

This is a sheet for the students to fill out during the first week of school. It gives them the chance to provide you some information about them.

This quick quiz assesses your students' knowledge of modeling multiplication with equal groups an arrays.

These are Class Dojo Reward Cards you can hand out to students when they reach a certain number of individual or class points.