38 lessons in teaching order · every Grade 3 standard covered · free printable worksheets with answer keys
Measure liquid volume on a beaker with a milliliter scale, or mass on a dial scale in grams. Read the marked level or the needle and write the measurement.
Make worksheets →Solve one-step word problems that add, subtract, multiply, or divide masses or liquid volumes given in the same metric unit (g, kg, mL, or L). Open work area; the answer key shows the one-step number sentence.
Make worksheets →Read a scaled bar graph of survey results and answer questions about quantities, differences, and totals — or make a scaled bar graph from a data table, choosing and labeling the scale.
Read a scaled picture graph of survey results where each symbol stands for 2, 5, or 10 students, answer questions about the data — or make a scaled picture graph from a data table by choosing a key.
Measure lengths to the nearest half- or quarter-inch and show them on a line plot with a fractional scale, then answer questions about the data.
Make worksheets →Add up the side lengths of a rectangle or square (whole-number sides) to find its perimeter.
Make worksheets →Recognize and name quadrilaterals — square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid — and tell whether a shape is a quadrilateral.
Make worksheets →Partition a shape into equal parts and name the area of each part as a unit fraction of the whole shape.
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