Here you will find our selection of Area Worksheets for kids. This page contains links to all of our different area worksheets, including area of rectangles, area of circles, area of triangles and more.
Over 300,000 pages of FREE printable 3rd grade worksheets & games to make learning fun for third graders - math spelling, science and more!
In need of engaging and educational worksheets to teach 3rd graders about soil? Look no further! Our soil worksheets offer the perfect opportunity to explore this fascinating subject in an interactive and informative way. With a variety of activities and exercises, your students will develop a solid understanding of soil composition, types, and importance in the ecosystem. Get ready to dive into the world beneath our feet with these captivating soil worksheets tailored specifically for 3rd graders.
Third grade printable worksheets are perfect for early finishers, morning work, math and literacy center activities, homework, or review! These April themed worksheets include activities targeting 3rd grade literacy, grammar and math standards. If you're looking for printable activities that require zero prep for teachers, but are fun and engaging for students, you're in the right place. Answer Key Included
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This is a great reference sheet either as a homework helper or for referring to in class. It is bright and colorful but easy on the color ink. There are a few versions. One for younger grade levels and 3 for older grades.
Our favorite 2nd grade anchor charts for math, language arts, and beyond. You'll definitely want to use some of these in your classroom.
Make multiplication practice FUN with these free printable color by multiplication worksheets for 3rd and 4th graders!
It’s almost time for back to school! Get to know your students and help students start thinking about science in their own lives. This free resource, Science About Me, is a simple and fun activity for students to complete the first week of school. What’s included? Suggested Use page Full page printable Notebook-sized printable Who ... Read more
Looking for 3rd grade anchor charts? We put together some of our favorites to use in your third grade classroom this year!
Science projects for 3rd graders can be colorful, fun, and educational. It’s the perfect time for students to get familiar with the scientific method and learn basic scientific concepts from various fields of science. Hands-on science activities allow them to gain valuable knowledge of the field and foster an early love for science that they can build on for the rest of their lives. Here are 68 epic science experiments for any 3rd-grade class.
Finally! Math centers that are aligned to the standards, easy to manage, and perfect for 15-20 minute rotations! Exactly what I needed for when I’m working with my small groups. I can focus on my [group] knowing that my students are fully engaged. I don’t have time to prep math activities so this is the […]
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I love teaching multiplication and I love interactive notebooks. The teacher part of me leaps for joy every year when this unit comes up. It definitely helps that the students are even more excited for learning multiplication than I am for teaching it (if that's possible). I decided Mrs. Stanford's Humpday Highlight Linky would be the perfect time to show off our work so far. Before I get started, I have to add a disclaimer that we are not done with our unit yet. My goal for interactive notebooks during this unit is to create a resource that students can refer to for help and examples, not necessarily creating cutsey-lots-of-cutting-involved-activities. I tell my students all year to look in their math notebook first when they have a question, but this is the first unit that they finally catch on. It's awesome to watch them become problem solvers. Our county has us teach this unit in the same order every year: single-digit multiplication, division, and then double by single digit multiplication. Since, I have low ESL students, I always start with vocabulary. I have students glue the vocabulary sheet into their notebooks and then we color code each feature and word as I explain and describe the vocabulary to them. These pages are one of the most referred to throughout the unit by my students. After introducing and practicing the vocabulary, the students will complete the guided sort below. Every day or couple of days, I introduce a new strategy and have the students glue in a pre-typed notes strip. I have the students extend the lines in between the practice problems along the bottom of the strip and we solve these problems together as practice. I have found that students benefit from having pre-typed notes already in their notebook to refer to, along with guided practice. For multiplication and division, I teach: number line, repeated addition (or subtraction), array, area model, sets (equal groups). For double by single digit multiplication, I teach: Sets, Number Line, and Repeated Addition. We also do property sorts. Our county focuses on Commutative and Identity Property of Multiplication for third graders. We solve journal prompts a lot during this unit too. Students have to be familiar with every strategy because on our state tests, they will have to figure out the equation from a representation of the problem (number line, equal sets, repeated addition, etc.). If you are interested in any of the activities in the pictures, you can check it out here. It also comes with some activities not pictured. I will be sure to come back and post more once we finish the unit. Ice Cream Multiplication is also a big part of my students learning their facts. I use this freebie, from Rachel Parlett, to quiz my students each Wednesday on their facts. If the pass, they advance to the next level and if they don't they repeat. It all leads up to a big ice cream party in June!
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A fun and easy properties of matter cracker lab where students use their senses to observe, describe and then taste the physical properties of crackers.
This fun and simple science experiment is perfect for teaching the scientific method in a way that kids love! Find out how in this post.
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Let’s talk interactive notebooks!! To be honest, I truly don’t know if you would classify my notebooks as “interactive” notebooks! My thought process behind the notebooks is that before notebooks, my students would lose EVERYTHING. LITERALLY EVERYTHING. It didn’t matter that they had a designated “science folder.” It was as if someone would come in our class late at night & throw everything away because things magically disappeared. I started these notebooks because I wanted a place for EVERYTHING. We put all important items in here from notes, activities, reference sheets, worksheets, labs, etc . Anything that I want…
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©Depositphotos.com/@tomwangMultiplication is so important for third grade. It is imperative that students know the facts so that they can focus on higher level math tasks in fourth grade and beyond.
