Third Grade Math Magic

I created this as a way to quickly review all of our multiplication and division strategies we have learned all year before state testing. However, I think I would like to do this earlier in the year next year as a way to review before their test on multiplication and division or as a cheat sheet for them.

Feel free to use this as review of the topic! It works great as a center for RTI. However, we did it as a whole group review. Each child got an answer sheet and then I had hid all of the cards around the room. Including under the table, under posters, under chairs. The kids then found them and responded on their recording sheet. It was a very fun time!

We pass these little cards out during testing. They get a card with each snack during each session or during their breaks.

I created a poster for success criteria that matches each standard for 3rd grade math in Louisiana. This will help students know what to expect during each lesson. You could change these with every lesson or change them as needed.

I recreated my math tests so that it was longer than the 5 questions the book gives.

I created this to help my students with rounding. I knew we needed to have some repetitive practice. I had one for each student and put it inside of the dry erase pickets. Students could erase and try again without having to redraw the number line EVERY time.

Are your kids bored with writing their math facts...mine too! So I created these activities to make homework a little more fun.

Use this to test students multiplication facts 6-10.

This test includes 30 questions with mixed multiplication facts 1-5.

Use this to help students practice their 3 facts or use as an assessment.

Use this to help guide students through practice or assessment of 4 facts.

Use this to help students practice their 9 facts or use as an assessment of their 9s.

Use to help students practice their 8s or use as an assessment to gauge students fluency.

Use for 7 fact practice or as an assessment for 7 facts.

Use to help practice your students 6 facts or as an assessment.

Use this to help students practice their 2 facts or use as an assessment for their 2 facts.

Use this to help students practice their 5 facts or use as an assessment to check fluency for multiplication 5 facts.

Help students practice their 10 facts or use as an assessment to see how well students know their 10s.

Use as practice for helping students know their facts or as an assessment for how well they know their 0 and 1 multiplication facts.

I used this as practice to send home with my students. The actual test only has 30 questions on it but it is a mix of these. Use however you feel.