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This activity titled "Football Fun" gives 3rd grade students 7 problems involving real life football scenarios where the most use 2 and 3 digit addition, subtraction, and estimation to solve the problems. Not only do students need to compute the sum or difference, they need to decide whether they agree/disagree with another students work, explain their thinking, find mistakes in problems already typed out, and choose a word problem that matches a given expression. These questions are very simil

On this worksheet, students will practice using the make a ten strategy to find the sum of two addends. Students are given pictures of tens frames with red and yellow counters in order to write a number sentence and find the sum of two addends.

This includes activities to reach all types of learners. Your kinesthetic learners will love acting the problems out. Your visual learners will appreciate the part-part-whole table. Your auditory learners will learn from hearing other students explanations. First, as a whole class, you will act out the first three problems and work together to fill in the related addition and subtraction facts. Then your class can work together to learn how addition and subtraction are related using a part-pa

This document contains three tiered (differentiated) place value worksheets. The place value problems deal with real world data. The below level worksheet deals with small Florida city populations up to the thousands place. The on-level worksheet deals with real world college enrollments up to the ten-thousands place. The above-level worksheet deals with US cities populations and goes up to the hundred-thousands place.

The attachments contains 3 differentiated worksheets on the topic of patterns and the rules of the patterns. The deal with the Florida Next Generation Sunshine State Standards MA.4.A.4.1. Generate algebraic rules and use all four operations to describe patterns, including nonnumeric growing or repeating patterns and MA.4.A.4.2. Describe mathematics relationships using expressions, equations, and visual representations. All three worksheets are on the same document page 1, 2, and 3. Each works