Third Grade Littles

Included are 6 worksheets used to practice finding the nearest 10 and 100 by labeling the vertical number lines provided.

I made this product for some of my third graders who were struggling with number sense. When "adding to subtract" or adding/subtracting by way of starting with the tens and then the ones, I found that several of my almost fourth graders were still struggling with counting by tens starting with any given number. In this listing you will find: - Three (3) Up/Down worksheets that give a number and require students to put the multiple of 10 that comes before and after the number - A *blank* Up/Down

What's Included? - 2 worksheets with an array that’s divided into two colors, and the colors correspond to the problem (color coding has been SO helpful for my Special Eduation students!) - 1 worksheet without color coding that is broken up for students - 2 worksheets without arrays allowing students to break apart and/or put back together broken up math facts

Different ways to provide iReady lesson tracking and challenges. The first 4 slides have the option of printing double sided to use the stars as a way to keep track of lessons where students received 100%. In my own classroom, I have my students color in a square each time they pass a math or reading iReady lesson receiving a score of 80% or higher. The first 4 pages can be printed double sided. In addition to coloring in a square, my students also color in a star any time they receive 100% on

Multiplication facts 2-12 written 3 times each. The first set of pages shows the math facts horizontally and there is an additional set that shows the math facts vertically. I have also included a blank page that can be used for any math facts and any operation (addition, subtraction, division). I use this resource for my third graders who struggle with page orientation and spatial recognition making it difficult for them to write their facts 3x each in their notebooks. This is also a great reso

Printable chart for tracking iReady diagnostic data (scores, goals, grade levels). Can be printed front and back for larger classes. Included: Math chart (front and back) - labeled fall, winter, spring Reading chart (front and back) - labeled fall, winter, spring Math chart (front and back) - labeled trimester 1, trimester 2, trimester 3 Reading chart (front and back) - labeled trimester 1, trimester 2, trimester 3 *If you give this resource a try, please rate and review

This product consists of three (3) worksheets to practice ADDING AREAS for REGULAR SHAPES. If you use this resource and find it to be a helpful practice, please, please rate and review!

Differentiated double digit x double digit multiplication worksheets with boxes to help students new or struggling with this math concept. Thank you for checking out this resource! If you give this resource a try, please rate and review

3-Digit subtraction worksheets with and without regrouping. *Page 1-2 - no regrouping *Page 3- regrouping in the ones place *Page 4 - regrouping anywhere *Page 5-8 - Answer Keys Thank you for your purchase! If you give this resource a try, please rate and review

Valentine's Day themed 3-digit addition problems with and without regrouping Includes: - 1 worksheet without regrouping - 1 worksheet with regrouping in the ones place - 1 worksheet with regrouping in any place - All worksheets have coordinating answer keys Thank you for your purchase! If you give this resource a try, please rate and review

Blank template for weekly math review. Print, customize, and copy for your students each week. For my students, I make a new review sheet each week covering older concepts mixed with newer ones. Students can earn 5 points each day, 1 point per problem. If you want, you can use the total grade as a quiz grade each week. **This is SO HELPFUL for dreaded test prep!!** Included 2 format styles plus a photo example of how I use this in my classroom! Thank you for your purchase! If you give this resou

Practice forming math sentences from tape diagrams!