Third Grade ROCKSTAR Learning

25 weeks of math problem solving to use as homework or in class! Each week has a math story problem with room to show work and lines to explain how the problem was solved. This can be the problem solving for the week due on Friday, or it can be used as in class practice. Weeks 1-12 have one problem, and weeks 13-25 have two problems to solve. They are aligned with common core, and they also include some MAP test skills! It will be more of a review for second grade, but excellent practice. *

This math pack has a sort to practice the Commutative, Associative, and Identity Properties of Addition, an Addition Table Bingo game, an adding 10, 100, or 1,000 sort, and an estimating sums practice with dice. Each activity is a fun and easy way to practice and assess third grade addition skills.

This pack includes 7 games and activities to practice and review place value. Skills included: Standard, Expanded, and Word form Comparing to the thousands, greater than and less than Greatest to least and least to greatest Rounding

This is a rounding game that can be played alone or with a partner. It requires a deck of cards! The students flip up cards and round to the nearest ten or hundred. The mountain on the game board is a visual to help them round.

This fun practice page is a fall themed missing addend worksheet! There is also a counting back from 100 practice at the bottom.

This is a game for comparing numbers to the thousands! Students take turns rolling a die to compare two numbers to the thousands. Players keep track of who has the greater number by using greater than less than symbols and tracking their points for each greatest number.

Every year I have my students set goals based on their school wide and district wide test scores. This page is what I insert into their data binder to keep track!