• Awesome math games!

    ONLINE: This is a rich bank of partner games to be played online.  Be sure to read the drop-down directions so you understand how to play.  Then have fun doing math!

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  • iReady printable worksheets

    Set of worksheets you can print for practice and review of core 3rd grade skills in multiplication, division, fractions, and time.

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  • Lesson plans with printables

    Simple, standards-aligned lesson plans with printable sheets for kids to do at home.

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  • Real World Mathematics

    Real world questions around specific dates and events in history with a focus on solving a mathematical problem!  Fun to research solo or as a family!

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  • Area Builder

    ONLINE EXPLORATION AND GAME: Students can have fun building shapes on a grid, then try the game.  The game gives requirements to be met, then checks to see if the shape meets the requirements.  Third graders may wish to start at level 1 and move up from there.

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  • Would You Rather?

    DISCUSSION PROMPTS:  Each situation is a "Would you rather?" with a mathematical element.  Scroll through the options and find one that's reasonable for your child's level.  Encourage conversation and explaining the WHY behind an answer.

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  • Loop the Loops

    ONLINE ACTIVITY: Enter numbers into the game to create patterns of your own.  Can you predict what pattern your numbers will build?

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  • GAME: How Close to 100?

    Learning:  multiplication facts

    Materials: You'll need dice, printed grid paper (handout is linked to site), and something to color with. 

    This game is simple to play, and can be played over and over.  Once you have the paper and directions, no computer necessary.

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