Math Grade 3 A/B

Math Grade 3, Semester A, explores number sense; place values; operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication; measurement; and representing data. The topics include exploring numbers up to 100,000; using place value to plot, compare, and order numbers; rounding to the nearest tens and hundreds; using different strategies to add and subtract numbers up to 1,000; multiplication; finding area and perimeter; finding volume in liters and mass in grams and kilograms; using measurement and other data to create scaled pictures and bar graphs; and using scaled pictures and bar graphs to gather information and compare data sets.

Math Grade 3, Semester B, explores arithmetic patterns, operations such as multiplication and division, geometry, fractions, perimeter, area, time, measurement, data, and finances. Topics include explaining arithmetic patterns using properties of operations, identifying types of geometric lines, composing and decomposing fractions, generating equivalent fractions, calculating the perimeter of polygons, and using multiplication to solve for area. Topics will also include reading and writing time to the nearest minute, measuring length in customary units, measuring liquid volume, mass, and temperature, interpreting and representing data on various graphs, and understanding concepts in personal finance.

The materials needed for this course include standard school supplies and specified activity materials.

Coming this summer!