3rd Grade Math Worksheet Activities and Teaching Videos

Teachers and Parents, help your child avoid forgetting foundational skills and instead master ALL major math concepts from third grade and introduce them to some fourth grade material with these worksheets and teaching videos! The place value, fractions, adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing, word problems, geometry, vocabulary, and data problems all have games designed to keep third grade students engaged and practicing foundational math skills. More than 2 hours of teaching videos are included, helping students better understand how to solve the 3rd grade problems and introduce some 4th grade material. Use this resource as a teacher with your students throughout the year, at the end of the year, or for station activity. OR, if you are a parent, simply print and assign over the summer and help your child avoid forgetting the foundations of 3rd grade as they enter 4th grade next year. With rigorous problems to solve and a FUN theme, this resource is effective AND engaging!

Included:

-Over 50 worksheets/explanations/game pieces

- 2 hours of teaching videos explaining each major 3rd grade math skill and introducing some 4th grade math concepts

-100+ Math Problems to Solve

-Multiple Games

-All 50 math vocabulary words from 3rd grade in a bingo game

-All Answer Keys

-Reward Incentive Print Outs

-All Instructions to Games and Activities

-Fun Travel Theme

Why Purchase This Resource?

If your students enjoy learning through games, you don't have the ability to sit down with them personally and teach each individual math concept, or you need a math activity that is print and go- this resource is for you! Visual, kinesthetic, and auditory learners will benefit from this resource.

How Will My Student Watch The Videos?

The videos are in mp4 format and can be played on almost all devices.

What Format Do the Worksheets Come In?

With over 60 pages of problem solving, games, and instructions/answer keys, teachers and parents can choose to print in black and white or color, or have the student record their answers in a notebook while looking at their device for the problems to avoid printing.

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