TK Resources

I made these products to help address two standards my third graders always struggle with - 3.NF.2 (Fractions on a number line) and 3.NF.3c (express whole numbers as fractions and recognize fractions that are equivalent to whole numbers). You could also use these resources for remediation or review at the beginning of a unit in 4th grade. 2 pages – Simple fractions on a number line 2 pages – Mixed Numbers/Improper Fractions on a number line 2 pages – Identifying and Drawing Mixed/Improper Fr

This is a great, short timeline activity designed to assess your students' ability to locate information on a timeline and inform them about one of the most famous abolitionists. This is a great worksheet to use after a read aloud about Harriet Tubman or as a quick assessment after a timeline lesson.

Fraction Review NF.1, NF.2, NF.3, MD.4 1 Week of Daily Reviews & Assessment This is a great product to use after you have ended a fraction unit, but want to review a few questions about equivalent fractions, fractions on a number line, writing whole numbers as fractions, and measuring objects to the nearest ½ inch. I use it as a math warm-up to begin my math block each day. On Friday, students take a quick 5-question assessment to determine their mastery of the standards covered that week.

3.OA.3, 3.OA.4, 3.OA.6, 3.OA.7, 3.OA.8 This bundle includes 8 worksheets to help students recognize the relationship between multiplication and division. *Page 1: Matching Multiplication and Division Equations *Page 2: Should I Multiply or Divide? Sort *Page 3 & 4: Relating Multiplication & Division - matching equations to word problems *Page 5 & 6: Solving Multiplication & Division Story Problems *Page 7 & 8: Matching Equations to 2-Step Problems (4 operations) *Page 9: Missing Numbers

This 2-page document contains 8 word problems. Students will be asked to solve addition and subtraction word problems containing 2 and 3-digit numbers.

This 2-page assessment asks students to partition shapes, identify parts of a whole, and asks them to reason and write about their thinking. This is a great resource to give as an informal or formative assessment. I have also used this as a PRE-ASSESSMENT for third grade.