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Study Guides correspond with Lessons 1-33 and all mid-unit and end of unit reviews (third grade, iReady Math).

"Create a Line Plot" is a great, interactive way for introducing (or reviewing) the basics of line plots. There are 11 different line plots that students can create from gathering data. Five of these have the option for students to choose their own categories. *Roll the Dice *Favorite Color *Favorite Food *Favorite Flavor of Ice Cream *Favorite Sport *Letters in a Name *Paper, Rock, Scissors *Goldfish *Skittles *M & Ms *Create Your Own

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 4-13 and Unit 2 mid-unit and end of unit reviews (third grade, iReady Math) Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.NBT.A.3CCSS.3.OA.A.1CCSS.3.OA.A.2CCSS.3.OA.A.3CCSS.3.OA.A.4CCSS.3.OA.A.5CCSS.3.OA.A.6CCSS.3.OA.A.7CCSS.3.OA.A.9

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 14-19 and Unit 3 mid-unit and end of unit reviews (third grade, iReady Math) Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.NF.1CCSS.3.NF.2CCSS.3.NF.3

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 14-19 and Unit 3 mid-unit and end of unit reviews (third grade, iReady Math) Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.MD.B.3CCSS.3.MD.C.5CCSS.3.MD.C.5aCCSS.3.MD.C.5bCCSS.3.MD.C.6CCSS.3.MD.C.7CCSS.3.MD.C.7aCCSS.3.MD.C.7bCCSS.3.MD.C.7cCCSS.3.MD.C.7d

Quickly review multiplication and division with your students with these Halloween-themed word problems. 5 multiplication, 5 division word problems.

Students will love this holiday addition practice! Students will find the sums in 3 digit numbers in order to discover the punchline to the joke. Six riddles are included (with regrouping) problems, plus an answer key. Print/copy in black ink and on colored paper for a more printer friendly version! : )

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 27-29 and end of unit review (third grade, iReady Math). Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.MD.A.1CCSS.3.MD.A.2

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 14-19 and Unit 3 mid-unit and end of unit reviews (third grade, iReady Math) Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.MD.D.8CCSS.3.G.A.1CCSS.3.G.A.2

✨ Rounding with Famous Landmarks – U.S. & Around the World ✨ Take your students on a math adventure across the globe! This resource combines reading, social studies, and math practice with short, student-friendly passages about famous U.S. and international landmarks. Each passage shares fun facts, location, and the height of the landmark so students can practice rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred. *To support understanding, open number lines are also included so students can model

UPDATED on 9/12/15 to include a new look, questions about the data, and a grading rubric! Please re-download if you have already purchased! : ) Everything you need for students to conduct a survey, create a pictograph and bar graph, and questions to get students thinking about their data. A rubric for easy grading is also included. This project goes along great while teaching CCSS 3.MD.B.3: Draw a scaled picture graph and a scaled bar graph to represent a data set with several categories. S

This product can be used in a math center or as a partner review game. It covers some polygons like trapezoid and triangle, but is mainly geared as being a review of the types of quadrilaterals. The product includes a color option and a black/white option that can be printed on colored paper instead. Cut along the lines and shuffle the deck. 14 cards are included in each set, as well as a set of game directions. Blank cards are also included in case you'd like to add your own. hexagon triang

Students will love this holiday subtraction practice! Students find the difference in 3 digit numbers in order to discover the punchline to the joke. Five riddles are included, each having between 7 and 9 subtraction (with regrouping) problems, plus an answer key. Print/copy in black ink and on colored paper for a more printer friendly version! : )

Make subtraction more concrete with this simple, student-friendly Subtraction Mat! Designed with clear spaces for hundreds, tens, and ones, this mat helps students model subtraction problems step-by-step using place value. Students can write the subtraction problem at the top, then draw base-ten blocks in the boxes to show their thinking as they solve. This is a great way to connect students' thinking as they begin to learn standard algorithm and makes the abstract concrete for students. ✨ Wha

Study Guides correspond with Lessons 1-3 and Unit 1 review (third grade, iReady Math) Aligned with standards: CCSS.3.NBT.A.1CCSS.3.NBT.A.2

BUNDLE PRODUCT!! 2 and 3 digit addition AND subtraction (each WITH and WITHOUT regrouping) QR task cards is a fun, engaging activity, and can be done whole group, small group, individual, with partners, or as a scoot activity. Print the slides (black/white, but print on colored paper to make more eye-catching!), cut them up, and place one on each desk and guide students through a scoot, or place around the room and have students carousel around the room to solve! Comes with a recording sheet fo

Multiplication and division vocabulary activities. Cut along dotted lines to add definitions and/or examples to math vocabulary. Also a cut/paste matching activity for multiplication/division vocabulary. Can be added to an interactive notebook, or used for assessment.

Enhance your third-grade math instruction with this comprehensive resource featuring 2 real-world scenarios for each of the 33 lessons in the iReady Math curriculum. This thoughtfully designed product is perfect for teachers looking to provide relatable and engaging context for their lessons, helping students connect mathematical concepts to everyday life.

100 day multiplication color by code activity

Word problems featuring finding area and a missing side for the given area. Aligns with CCSS 3MD5 - Recognize area as an attribute of plane figures, and understand concepts of area measurement.