Classes
3rd Grade Math

Subject: Math

🧩 53 Practice Tests & Quizzes 📘 10 Study Guides
Introduction

What Math Should a 3rd Grader Know:

  • Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. 
  • Solve two-step word problems and equations.
  • How to read and write large numbers through the hundred thousands and know the place value for each digit.
  • Add four-digit numbers.
  • Subtract with regrouping.
  • Round numbers to the nearest tens and hundreds.
  • Understand two- and three-dimensional shapes.
  • Solve word problems that involve time, money, and measurement.
Latest Practice Tests / Quizzes
📝 ITBS Level 9 Grade 3 Mathematics Practice
📝 Grade 3 Math - Addition Word Problems
📝 Grade 3 Math - Subtraction Word Problems
⚡ Recently practiced quizzes in this class
3rd Grade: Area and Perimeter ITBS Level 9 Grade 3 Mathematics Practice 3rd Grade Fractions 3rd Grade Math GMAS Review 3rd Grade Fractions Review Grade 3 Math Drills Grade 3 Math - Elementary School - Compare and Order Numbers Grade 3 Math - Subtraction Word Problems Place Value Practice Problems Third Grade Common Core Math Vocabulary
Latest Study Guides
📄 Mathematics Grade 3: Word Problems Multi-Step
📄 Mathematics Grade 3: Perimeter of Simple Shapes
📄 Mathematics Grade 3: Numbers Up to 10000
Exam Survival Guides
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