3rd grade homework help

Explore engaging 3rd grade educational resources for Math and ELA. Explore a diverse range of learning materials including games, worksheets, lesson plans, live classes, etc. Help 3rd graders master essential concepts such as multiplication, division, fractions, reading, grammar, vocabulary, and more. Get started today for free!

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• Lesson Plans
• Math (1,692)
• Number Sense (197)
• Compare Numbers (31)
• Compare 3-Digit Numbers (19)
• Order Numbers (28)
• Order 3-Digit Numbers (10)
• Skip Counting (15)
• Skip Count By 10 (2)
• Even And Odd Numbers (24)
• Place Value (66)
• Word Form (3)
• Expanded And Standard Form (9)
• Unit Form (1)
• Round Numbers (31)
• Round Numbers To The Nearest 10 (16)
• Round Numbers To The Nearest 100 (14)
• Addition (236)
• Addition Properties (6)
• Addition Strategies (19)
• Add Using Multiples Of 10 (8)
• Add Three Whole Numbers (18)
• 2-Digit Addition (21)
• 3-Digit Addition (143)
• 3-Digit Addition Without Regrouping (61)
• 3-Digit Addition With Regrouping (55)
• 4-Digit Addition (30)
• 4-Digit Addition Without Regrouping (13)
• 4-Digit Addition With Regrouping (17)
• Subtraction (236)
• Subtract With Pictures (6)
• Subtraction Strategies (25)
• Subtract From 10 Strategy (4)
• Subtract Using Multiples Of 10 (6)
• 2-Digit Subtraction (55)
• 2-Digit Subtraction Without Regrouping (26)
• 3-Digit Subtraction (150)
• 3-Digit Subtraction Without Regrouping (70)
• 3-Digit Subtraction With Regrouping (45)
• 4-Digit Subtraction (12)
• 4-Digit Subtraction Without Regrouping (12)
• Multiplication (391)
• Multiplication Strategies (141)
• Multiplication With Equal Groups (41)
• Multiplication With Arrays (43)
• Multiplication Sentences (61)
• Multiplication On A Number Line (11)
• Repeated Addition To Multiply (32)
• Times Tables (145)
• Multiplication By 2 (15)
• Multiplication By 3 (16)
• Multiplication By 4 (14)
• Multiplication By 5 (18)
• Multiplication By 6 (14)
• Multiplication By 7 (12)
• Multiplication By 8 (13)
• Multiplication By 9 (13)
• Multiplication By 10 (10)
• Multiplication Properties (77)
• Commutative Property Of Multiplication (10)
• Distributive Property Of Multiplication (31)
• Multiply By Multiples Of 10 (18)
• Estimate Products (8)
• Multi-Digit Multiplication (8)
• Multiply 2-Digit By 1-Digit Numbers (8)
• Division (183)
• Divide On A Number Line (13)
• Division Facts (107)
• Division By 2 (5)
• Division By 3 (5)
• Division By 4 (5)
• Division By 5 (5)
• Division By 6 (5)
• Division By 7 (5)
• Division By 8 (5)
• Division By 9 (5)
• Estimate Quotients (5)
• Long Division (3)
• Divide 3-Digit By 1-Digit Numbers (3)
• Fractions (178)
• Fractions Using Models (69)
• Fractions On A Number Line (25)
• Compare Fractions (25)
• Compare Fractions Using Models (6)
• Order Fractions (18)
• Order Fractions Using Models (10)
• Equivalent Fractions (28)
• Equivalent Fractions Using Models (16)
• Fractions Operations (12)
• Add Fractions (9)
• Add Like Fractions (9)
• Geometry (33)
• Shapes (25)
• 2D Shapes (25)
• Attributes Of 2D Shapes (5)
• Triangles (1)
• Quadrilaterals (6)
• Partition Into Equal Parts (7)
• Partition In Halves, Thirds, And Fourths (5)
• Data Handling (44)
• Bar Graphs (8)
• Line Plots (12)
• Picture Graphs (8)
• Measurement (94)
• Length (24)
• Measure Lengths Using The Ruler (16)
• Estimate Lengths (2)
• Capacity (11)
• Conversion Of Measurement Units (8)
• Perimeter (24)
• Am And Pm (1)
• Time In Quarter Hours (10)
• Time To The Nearest 5 Minutes (9)
• Time To The Nearest Minute (3)
• Digital Clock (14)
• Elapsed Time (5)
• Counting Money (1)
• Add And Subtract Money (12)
• Multiply And Divide Money (8)
• Algebra (22)
• Number Patterns (9)
• Factors And Multiples (9)
• Word Problems (192)
• Addition Word Problems (47)
• 2-Digit Addition Word Problems (18)
• 3-Digit Addition Word Problems (18)
• Subtraction Word Problems (20)
• Subtraction Word Problems Within 20 (1)
• Multiplication Word Problems (42)
• Division Word Problems (16)
• Multi-Step Word Problems (19)
• Money Word Problems (18)
• Reading (142)
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• Diphthongs (2)
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• Cause And Effect (10)
• Inference (14)
• Identify The Main Idea And Key Details (13)
• Categorize Pictures Into Groups (4)
• What'S The Title? (5)
• Prediction (24)
• Sequencing (21)
• Arrange Pictures In Order (3)
• Arrange Sentences In Order (4)
• Story Elements (6)
• Authors Purpose (6)
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• Grammar (193)
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• Adjectives (23)
• Singular And Plural Nouns (16)
• Pronouns (14)
• Parts Of Speech (6)
• Prepositions (6)
• Punctuation (7)
• Tenses (32)
• Article A An The (2)
• Spelling (16)
• Common Misspellings (6)
• Unscramble (7)
• Vocabulary (73)
• Affixes (4)
• Commonly Confused Words (2)
• Compound Words (9)
• Figures Of Speech (4)
• Synonyms And Antonyms (9)
• Word Puzzles (45)
• Word Search (34)

Number Sense

Compare Numbers using Place Value Charts Game

Learn to solve problems through comparing numbers using place value charts.

Compare 3-Digit Numbers Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to compare 3-digit numbers.

Check the Number Comparisons within 1000 Worksheet

Boost your child's math skills with this worksheet on comparing 3-digit numbers within 1,000.

Choose the Greatest Number within 1000 Worksheet

This worksheet lets you sharpen your skills to select the largest 3-digit number within 1,000.

Add Multiples of 100 in Unit Form Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to add multiples of 100 in unit form.

Add Multiples of 100 Using Base-10 Blocks Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to add multiples of 100 using base-10 blocks.

Add 3-Digit and 1-Digit Numbers Using Place Value Worksheet

Focus on core math skills by solving to add 3-digit and 1-digit numbers using place values.

Represent and Add Number using Place Value Chart Worksheet

Assess your math skills by representing and adding numbers using the place value chart.

Subtraction

Subtract Using Base-10 Blocks Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by subtracting using base-10 blocks.

Subtract Using Place Value Chart Game

Let your child see the world through math-colored shades by subtracting using a place value chart.

Find 1 More or 1 Less Worksheet

Put your skills to the test by practicing to find 1 more or 1 less.

Find 10 More or 10 Less Worksheet

Make math practice a joyride by solving problems to find 10 more or 10 less.

Multiplication

Find Equal Groups and Size of Group Game

Practice the superpower of multiplication by learning to find equal groups and the size of group.

Identify Number and Size of Groups Game

Apply your knowledge of multiplication to identify number and size of groups.

Describing Equal Groups Worksheet

Make math practice a joyride by practicing to describe equal groups.

Representing Equal Groups Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will get to practice representing equal groups.

Represent Division on Number Line Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to represent division on number lines.

Identify Division Sentences on Number Line Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to identify division sentences on the number line.

Solve Equal Grouping Scenarios Using Number Line Worksheet

Kids must solve equal grouping scenarios using the number line in this worksheet.

Solve Equal Sharing Scenarios Using Number Line Worksheet

Put your skills to the test by practicing to solve equal sharing scenarios using the number line.

Partition into Equal Parts Game

Kids must partition into equal parts to practice fractions.

Partition to Match the Fractions Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to partition to match the fractions.

Represent Using Fractions Worksheet

Print this worksheet to practice representing using fractions like a math legend!

Represent the Shaded Part Worksheet

Use this printable worksheet to represent the shaded part to strengthen your math skills.

Identify Kite, Squares and Rectangles Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to identify kite, squares and rectangles.

Identify Quadrilaterals in Different Orientation Game

Use your geometry skills to identify quadrilaterals in different orientations.

Classifying Shapes Worksheet

Enhance your knowledge of 2D shapes hierarchy with this 'Classifying Shapes' worksheet.

Identify Right Angles and Parallel Sides Worksheet

A worksheet to enhance understanding of 2D shapes by identifying right angles and parallel sides.

Data Handling

Least or Greatest Game

Learn to find the least or the greatest data point with this game.

Read and Compare Data using Bar Graph Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to read and compare data using a bar graph.

Word Problems on Multiplicative Comparison Worksheet

Assess your math skills by solving word problems on multiplicative comparison in this worksheet.

Interpret the Tally Marks Worksheet

Master data organization and interpretation with our engaging worksheet on tally marks.

Measurement

Measure Length in Centimeters Game

Take a deep dive into the world of math by learning to measure length in centimeters.

Measure Length in Inches Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to measure length in inches.

Measure Lengths of Objects Worksheet

Focus on core math skills with this fun worksheet by solving to measure the lengths of objects.

Measuring Lengths of Objects Worksheet

Use this printable worksheet to measure lengths of objects to strengthen your math skills.

Read Time in Different Formats Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by learning to read time in different formats.

Set the Time Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to set the time.

Write Time to the Nearest 5 Minutes in AM and PM Worksheet

Boost your child's time-telling skills with this AM and PM worksheet on rounding to the nearest 5 minutes.

Write Time Shown by Analog Clock along with AM or PM Worksheet

Boost your child's understanding of time with this AM/PM analog clock worksheet.

Multiply Money Game

Help your child take flight by learning how to multiply money.

Word Problems on Multiplying Money Game

Dive deep into the world of math by solving word problems on multiplying money.

Divide Money Word Problems Worksheet

Practice division skills with this worksheet featuring realistic word problems involving monetary transactions.

Word Problems on Dividing Money Worksheet

An engaging worksheet tackling real-life scenarios through word problems on dividing money.

Complete the Pattern of Tens Game

Dive deep into the world of addition by completing the pattern of tens.

Count by Tens Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to count by tens.

Convert Sentences Using the Associative Property Worksheet

Explore this worksheet to master converting sentences using the associative property of multiplication in math.

Multiples of 10 Worksheet

A worksheet designed to help students identify and highlight all the multiples of 10.

Word Problems

Solve Word Problems on Put together Scenarios Game

Practice the superpower of addition by learning to solve word problems on "Put together" scenarios.

Solve Word Problems with Add to Scenarios Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve word problems with "Add to" scenarios.

Identify the Correct Expression for the Addition Scenario Worksheet

Boost addition skills with this worksheet on comparing word problems to find the correct expression.

Identify the Correct Addition Scenario Worksheet

Boost your child's skills with this worksheet on comparing word problems using addition scenarios.

What's the cause? - Part 1 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 1).

• What's the effect? - Part 1 Game

Determine the answer to 'What's the effect' (Part 1) by playing this game.

Find Cause and Effect with Pictures Worksheet

Enhance comprehension with our picture-based cause and effect worksheet. Explore the relationship between events through visual cues for improved understanding.

Identify the Cause and Effect Worksheet

Dive into cause and effect analysis with our engaging worksheet. Gain insights into interconnected events and improve comprehension. Explore our resources now!

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Find Greater or Smaller Number Game

Kids must find the greater or the smaller number to practice number sense.

Find More & Less Worksheet

Solidify your math skills by practicing to find 'More' & 'Less'.

Represent the Given Situation as Addition Sentence Worksheet

Learners must represent the given situation as an addition sentence to enhance their math skills.

Solve How Many More Word Problems Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to solve "How Many More" word problems.

Select the Correct Multiplication Expression Game

Select the correct multiplication expression to play this game.

Identify the Correct Expression for the Subtraction Scenario Worksheet

Enhance subtraction skills with this worksheet on comparing word problems effectively.

Mark the Correct Expression(s) Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to mark the correct expression(s).

Divide Objects into Equal Groups Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by helping them divide objects into equal groups.

Represent Equal Grouping Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by practicing to represent equal grouping.

Recognize Points, Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles Worksheet

A comprehensive worksheet on identifying and understanding key elements of Geometry.

Tell Time in A.M. and P.M. Game

Kids must tell the time in A.M. and P.M. to play this game.

Solve Word Problems on Measurement Worksheet

This downloadable worksheet is designed to help you solve word problems on measurement.

Estimate Time Using the Hour Hand Worksheet

Master the hour hand with this engaging worksheet designed to enhance time estimation skills.

Recognize the Same Amount of Money Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to recognize the same amount of money.

Fill in the Correct Number Using Additive Patterns Game

Fill in the correct number using additive patterns.

Word Problems to Count by Tens Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve word problems to count by tens.

Represent Given Situation in a Bar Model Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will get to represent the given situations in a bar model.

Dive into Diphthongs

Get started on our delightful phonics practice worksheet for practicing diphthongs and build foundational reading skills!

Compare to Find Greater or Smaller Number Game

Apply your knowledge of number sense to compare to find the greater or smaller number.

Add Multiples of 10 using Visuals Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to add multiples of 10 using visuals.

Complete More or Less Sentences Worksheet

Pack your math practice time with fun by completing 'more' or 'less' sentences.

Addition Worksheet

Put your skills to the test by practicing the addition worksheet.

Solve How Many Fewer Word Problems Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to solve "How Many Fewer" word problems.

Skip Count to Find the Answer Game

Use your math skills to skip count to find the answer.

Identify the Correct Subtraction Scenario Worksheet

Improve subtraction skills with this worksheet on comparing word problem scenarios.

Solve Using Your Own Numbers Worksheet

Print this worksheet to practice solving using your own numbers like a math legend!

Use Models to Relate Multiplication and Division Game

Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by learning to use models to relate multiplication and division.

Representing Equal Groups of Objects Worksheet

Print this worksheet to practice representing equal groups of objects like a math legend!

Match the Tally Marks Worksheet

Enhance data organization and interpretation skills with this engaging worksheet on tally marks.

Word Problems on Measurement Worksheet

Focus on core math skills with this fun worksheet by solving word problems on measurement.

Determine Whether the Given Situations Occur in AM or PM Worksheet

Enhance your understanding of AM and PM with our engaging worksheet on time-based scenarios.

3rd Grade Curriculum and Educational Resources

In grade 3, children around 8 to 9 years old expand their learning beyond basic counting, addition, and subtraction, exploring a variety of new concepts. This grade introduces math and ELA skills like multiplication and its properties, division, fractions, in-depth reading skills, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and much more. 

• Grade 3 Math Learning : In the grade 3 curriculum for math , students learn concepts like place value of multi-digit numbers, addition with and without regrouping, understanding fractions as numbers, division facts, two-step word problems , understanding the concepts of area and perimeter, 2D shapes and their attributes, time concepts (elapsed time, A.M. and P.M., etc.), and much more. 
• Grade 3 ELA Learning : In the ELA curriculum for 3rd grade, kids learn essential concepts like reading skills (cause and effect, finding inference, identifying the main idea, story elements, etc.), grammar (nouns and pronouns, adverbs and adjectives, etc.), vocabulary, and much more.  

Types of Grade 3 Learning Resources

Let’s explore our third grade educational resources that provide the Math and ELA curriculum for grade 3, featuring fun games, worksheets, detailed lesson plans, and more.

Fun Grade 3 Learning Games

Our curriculum-aligned grade 3 learning games primarily cover two subjects — math and ELA.

• 3rd Grade Math Games : This section features over 500 math games focused on topics like number sense , addition, subtraction , multiplication , division , fractions, geometry, measurement , time, money , and word problems.
• 3rd Grade ELA Games : These engaging games teach essential reading concepts, such as cause and effect, identifying the main idea, etc. in an engaging manner.

Engaging Grade 3 Worksheets

SplashLearn offers printable 3rd grade worksheets for math and ELA.

• 3rd  Grade Math worksheets : There are over 850 math worksheets that offer effective and structured practice.
• 3rd Grade ELA worksheets : There are 200+ ELA worksheets fully packed with fun and effective ELA exercises for 3rd graders.

Grade 3 Lesson Plans

• Math lesson plans for 3rd graders : These lesson plans include lessons for key topics like number sense, number operations,  fractions , geometry , etc. Each plan includes clear learning objectives, fun activities, common misconceptions, and much more, providing a perfect grade 3 math teaching guide.
• ELA lesson plans for 3rd  graders : This section features lesson plans for language skills such as reading , grammar, vocabulary, etc. Perfect for effective 3rd grade ELA teaching!

Grade 3 Live Classes

• You can join interactive Live Classes on SplashLearn designed for Math and reading. These classes are led by experienced and certified teachers. Parents can choose a convenient time slot for their child. 
• Parents who have an active subscription or trial can effortlessly find the "Live Class" page at the top of the dashboard.
• While our grade-specific apps don't currently have the Live class feature, you can easily participate via our website using laptops, desktops, iPads, Macbooks, or Chromebooks.

What Are the Best Tips for Teaching 3rd Graders?

To learn about some useful and practical teaching tips for 3rd grade, it’s important to understand the curriculum and its objectives for the grade. Here are some blogs that can be helpful:

• 5 Things Kids Learn in 3rd Grade : This blog highlights the key skills and concepts taught in 3rd grade for the subjects math, ELA, Social studies, etc. 
• Most Important Math Concept Kids Learn in 3rd Grade : This blog is focused on math concepts taught to 3rd graders. This will definitely help parents and educators to decide the focus area. 
• How to Homeschool Third Grade Students : For those considering homeschooling, this blog is an essential read. It covers everything from learning objectives to simple practical tips.

What Are the Best 5 Third Grade Learning Resources?

Here are 5 super-fun learning resources for 3rd graders offered by SplashLearn:

• Understand Equal Parts Game
• Write Fraction for Each Part Worksheet
• Vocabulary Worksheet – Compound Word Snowfall
• Math Lesson Plan — Mixed Number Magic: Conquer Addition & Subtraction

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3rd Grade Worksheets

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10 times tables

This coloring math worksheet helps your third grader conceptualize counting and multiplying by 10.

2 pairs of feet

How many pairs of feet do you see? This coloring math worksheet introduces your third grader to multiplying by 2 with cute pictures of feet.

2 times tables

This coloring math worksheet helps your third grader conceptualize counting and multiplying by 2.

3 times tables

In this coloring math worksheet, your third grader gets practice counting by 3s and identifying number patterns.

This geometry math worksheet gives your child practice identifying each vertex in various 3-dimensional shapes.

3rd grade spelling words (list #1 of 36)

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3rd grade spelling words (list #13 of 36)

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How to help a 3rd grader with math

If you’re searching for ways to help a 3rd grader with math, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the top ten tips to bolster your child’s math skills and increase their confidence.

Author Katie Wickliff

Published July 18, 2023

Key takeaways

• Math difficulties are increasingly common among elementary-aged students.
• Partner with your child’s teacher to pinpoint where they need extra help.
• When practicing math at home, focus on fun and meaningful activities.

Table of contents

• Key Takeaways
• 10 Ways to Help with Math
• FAQs About Math Help

If your child’s math homework has you both dissolving into tears by the end of the night, don’t worry–you’re not alone! While learning differences such as dyslexia and dyscalculia contribute to math difficulties, many students without these diagnoses still struggle with math. In fact, research shows that pandemic disruption between 2020-2022 contributed to a significant decline in national math scores for 9-year-olds.

Students find math challenging for various reasons. For example, some struggle with math anxiety and feel overwhelmed when faced with a page full of problems. Some students might simply rush through their work. Some students need more practice to grasp certain concepts, and some may need the information presented differently. 

No matter what specific challenge your student faces, this article outlines several ways parents and caregivers can give their child the 3rd grade math help they need to succeed.

10 ways to help your 3th grader with math

Math help for 3rd graders can be simpler than you think. It just takes time, patience, and a bit of creativity. Take a look at our tips for 3rd grade math help and try them out with your child this week.

1. Cultivate a positive math mindset

While it’s important for parents to acknowledge their child’s math difficulties or frustrations, avoid too much negativity–even if you disliked math as a child. Studies have shown that when parents speak positively about math , their children develop more confidence. If your child has a negative attitude towards math, try to reframe their mindset by showing them that math can be enjoyable.

2. Foster communication between school and home

Communication between school and home is essential to support your child’s math success. Don’t hesitate to ask your child’s teacher for a list of the topics covered in 3rd grade math. The more familiar you become with your school or district’s 3rd grade math curriculum, the more confident you’ll feel when helping your child at home. However, there’s no need to become an expert–teachers appreciate parents who want a partnership between school and home.

3. Ask for specifics

When communicating with your child’s teacher, emphasize your desire to help your child at home, and ask for specific areas where your child may need more support. If your child uses the DoodleMath app , the parent dashboard displays what topics your child is struggling with under Analyze → Understanding. In this view, you can see how well your child currently understands the curriculum content for their grade compared to their most recent baseline assessment.

4. Read all about it

Perhaps your child isn’t crazy about math but loves to read. Using books can bring math concepts to life. A few great illustrated picture books include “Pigeon Math” by Asia Citro, “Sir Cumference and the Roundabout Battle: A Math Adventure” by Cindy Neuschwander, and “The Boy Who Loved Math” by Deborah Heiligman. 

For older students, middle-grade novels like “The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl” by Stacy McAnulty or “Solving for M” by Jennifer Swender seamlessly blend math concepts with unforgettable characters and stories.

5. Get cooking

Cooking with your child provides concrete examples of using fractions in real life. Let your child choose the recipe and lead the measuring process. While you’re having fun cooking together, you can subtly draw your child’s attention to fractions concepts, such as “We need ½ cup flour and ¼ cup sugar. Which ingredient do we need more of?”

6. Have fun with memorization

Students need to memorize their basic facts to form a solid mathematical foundation. However, memorizing facts doesn’t have to be boring. After pinpointing what facts your child needs to practice, make up silly songs and rhymes or incorporate dance moves to cement their knowledge. Additionally, math apps are an engaging way for students to practice their facts.

7. Tell time

In 3rd grade, students learn to tell time on digital and analog clocks. Use real-world examples to build time-telling skills, such as asking questions like, “It’s 8:30, and it takes ten minutes to get to soccer practice. What time will we get there?”

8. Unleash their creativity

Art provides unlimited opportunities for 3rd grade math help. For example, explore geometric figures by creating a collage of unique shapes–rhombuses, parallelograms, and trapezoids. Paint mixing is a great way for kids to learn ratios and fractions, or use a variety of colors and mediums to create complex patterns.

9. Practice graphing

Graphing is another important math concept in 3rd grade. Encourage your child’s natural curiosity by helping them develop survey questions for friends and family and then plotting the results.

10. Let them solve it

We know how hard it is to watch your child struggle with math. However, avoid taking over too quickly. Instead, encourage your child to develop their problem-solving skills by asking questions like “What strategies can you use here?” Your child will feel supported and empowered to solve their own problems–in math and in life.

Math apps vs tutoring

Private tutoring is one option to help support your child in math. Tutors can be a wonderful resource, providing focused support your child may not get in the classroom. However, tutors can also be quite expensive, and depending on your student’s specific challenges–may not be the best fit. Today’s math apps are expertly designed to engage young learners and can be an excellent supplemental resource. Plus, the best math apps come with a much lower price tag than hiring a private tutor.

FAQs about 3rd grade math help

We know helping a third grader with math can be hard so we’ve provided a few frequently asked questions many parents have when their child needs help with math.

Math help for 3rd graders can look different for each student. Helping your 3rd grader with math requires a positive mindset, communication between home and school, and leaning into your child’s strengths and interests to help make math fun.

In 3rd grade, students build upon the foundation of addition and subtraction by exploring multiplication and division. Third graders also begin to study fractions, often using pictures and number lines to help visualize this concept. Telling time and counting money are two other topics covered in third grade.

Lesson credits

Katie Wickliff

Katie holds a master’s degree in Education from the University of Colorado and a bachelor’s degree in both Journalism and English from The University of Iowa. She has over 15 years of education experience as a K-12 classroom teacher and Orton-Gillingham certified tutor. Most importantly, Katie is the mother of two elementary students, ages 8 and 11. She is passionate about math education and firmly believes that the right tools and support will help every student reach their full potential.

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Third graders are curious, capable and eager to share their ideas. With that in mind, we’ve gathered together learning links and fun activities that will help kids build skills in literacy, math, science, and social studies—plus some just for fun! This list of third grade websites and activities is something kids can easily do at home with their families. 

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Find stories about family, cultural identity, heroes, and more, in our list of 52 of favorite picks for third graders . 

And for free e-book options that you can download to your home device, check out this round-up of sources for free e-books . 

Most 3rd graders have vivid imaginations and love to share their ideas. Have your child choose from these awesome writing prompts to write daily in their journals. Some examples: What is your favorite time of day and why?, I am proud of myself because … , What is your dream vacation and why?

Listen to audiobooks.

Research shows that listening to fluent readers read aloud is one of the ways to build better readers. And lucky for us, many of our favorite authors are offering online read-alouds and activities on social media. Some of the big names include Mac Barnett, Oliver Jeffers, and Peter Reynolds. For more, check out our  Big List of Children’s Authors Doing Online Read-Alouds and Activities.

In addition,  Audible is offering free audiobooks  for kids during school closures.

Make a new friend.

It’s easier than ever in today’s virtual world to make a friend across the globe. Having a pen pal helps kids cultivate a global perspective and raises their global awareness. Check out these resources that help connect kids around the world.

Do word work activities.

Check out the website IXL for word work activities appropriate for 3rd graders. There are a variety of activities, from reading and writing strategies to vocabulary, grammar, and more. 

Math Activities

 play math games..

Hands-on activities are an excellent way to practice and gain a deeper understanding of math concepts. Check out these fun ideas: Dominoes Multiplication , Roll and Race Division , and Fraction Match . For more ideas, click here . 

Learn card games.

An ordinary deck of playing cards can provide many ways for kids to practice math skills. You can use them for understanding the concept of Pi ( Race to Pi ), order of operations ( Make 24 ), or multiplication fact families ( Math Magic Trick ). 

Read books about math. 

Storybooks are a great way to introduce and reinforce math concepts. Learn all about fractions with this book, Fractions in Disguise by Edward Einhorn.  For more titles, check out our list of  Picture Books About Math . 

Have fun with area and perimeter.

From making mosaic art work and using snack foods to building a city , there are loads of ways to learn the concepts of area and perimeter. For a round-up of our favorite ideas,  click here . 

Practice skills the old fashioned way. 

While hands-on learning and math games are great ways to learn math, there is also a place for worksheets to give kids practice working independently. For a free packet of standards-based, printable math problems from EdHelper, follow this link . 

Science Activities

Tap into nat geo learn at home . .

National Geographic has been a trusted source for learning about the world around us since 1888. Their website is a treasure trove of information on topics such as Biology, Ecology, Conservation, Earth Science, Climatology, Meteorology, Oceanography, Geography, and Physical Geography. Check out their free collection of third grade content including Seals vs. Sea Lions , Mapping World Heritage ,   Intro to Earth Day and more. 

Learn about the life cycle.

An important part of the third grade science curriculum is studying life cycles. From videos and hands-on experiments to blog posts, here are 10 creative ways to learn about this fascinating topic. 

Make friends with a giraffe.

Tune in to meet April and her son, Tajiri, at the Animal Adventure Park Giraffe Yard. For our complete list of nature webcams, click here . 

Do experiments.

Make a DIY star projector , explore static electricity or build a better umbrella . These are just a few of the fun and engaging activities in our collection of 35 Hands-On Third Grade Science Activities.

Explore a science collection curated just for third graders. 

Create a free account on PBS Learning Media and get access to images, videos, and interactive lessons on the topics of life science, physical science, earth, space science, and more.   

Social Studies Activities

Watch brainpop videos, for free .

Brainpop is offering free access for families impacted by school closures. It is an amazing resource that offers fun, engaging videos, games, and quizzes across the curriculum. Laugh and learn with Tim and Moby as you learn about Economics , U.S. Government , Cultures, and more. 

Let Ben Franklin be your guide. 

Check out Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government , a fun interactive website where kids can learn about topics like branches of government , how laws are made , and all about the election process . In addition, you’ll find quizzes, crosswords, word search puzzles, and fun video games like Place the States.

Read about current events. 

Time Magazine for Kids offers news articles about many topics, including the country, the world, animals. and trends in schools.

Go on a virtual field trip . 

Travel to the birthplace of music , visit Colonial Williamsburg , or walk along the Great Wall of China . For more, head over to our complete list of virtual field trips.

Check out social studies websites .

We’ve compiled a big list of over 40 of the best social studies websites. Get lesson plans, take virtual museum tours, and head out on field trips.  Find out how to subscribe to StudiesWeekly, tour the National Gallery of Art , or learn all about kids’ right to safety .

Just for Fun Activities

Compete in timed challenges..

Hold a family game night and compete with Minute to Win It challenges such as ping pong toss, cookie face, and nut stacker.

Make paper airplanes.

Kids seem to have an endless fascination with folding paper into airplanes. Check out this fun video,  5 Easy Paper Airplanes that Fly Far! to learn some new techniques. 

Crack each other up. 

Third graders have an amazing sense of humor and love jokes, riddles, and brain teasers. Fuel their comedic interest with these 81 Funniest Knock Knock Jokes from Fatherly. 

One awesome thing about learning from home is there is more time to work on creative projects. Check out  40 Art Projects for Kids including string art , rainbow geometry painting , and recycled water bottle garden art . 

Bake up a batch of fun. 

Baking is a great way to practice math skills and learn how to follow procedures. It’s also a great way to bond with our kids. Try some of these delicious recipes from Delish :  Owl Cupcakes , Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Bites ,and  Strawberry Shortcake Lasagna.

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While many kids have mixed feelings about homework, it does have its benefits. Homework helps students develop study and time management skills, fosters independence and accountability, and reinforces their learning. However, as a parent, helping your child manage and complete all of their homework assignments isn’t always easy. Here are some ways you can make homework easier for everyone involved.

(Psst! If you’re an educator looking for homework strategies and tips, some of these can help you, too. You might even want to pass them along to families and caregivers to help with homework.)

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Students are more successful in school when parents and caregivers take an active interest in their learning — and that includes homework. Here are some tips to help with homework.

Get organized

First and foremost, help your child get organized by finding a system that will help them keep track of the assignments they need to bring home to complete. These organization systems will look differently for every learner, so we’ve gathered a few different ideas to get you started. 

One option is to have a homework folder where your child puts all their take-home assignments. Another option is to have a binder for every class and/or subject, plus a dedicated homework binder. The latter is ideal for older students, students who have to switch between multiple classes, or those who are able to keep track of different binders. 

In addition to homework folders and binders, you could also create a dedicated place for your child to write down homework assignments every day like a homework log or agenda. Writing down the assignments each day will help underscore what’s due, and help keep them accountable. 

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Set the scene

Choose a spot at home where your child can regularly go to complete their homework. Be sure to keep any supplies they might need, such as paper, pencils, scissors, and glue, within reach of that spot. Most importantly, make sure this place is as distraction-free as possible. You can limit potential distractions by making it an expectation that electronics — like cell phones, televisions, gaming consoles — stay switched off (or put away altogether!) while they study.

Plan a study time schedule

When it comes to homework, having a set routine can make a big difference. It’s a good idea, when possible, to have a set time for homework. Of course, this will look different for every family, depending on work schedules and after-school activities. Just choose any time that works for your family and stick to it as much as you can. Over time, consistency will help your child develop good study habits.

Give your child some choice

Let your child have a little bit of say when it comes to how they complete their homework. For example, you can let them choose which assignment or subject they start with first. Giving kids the opportunity to make some choices can go a long way toward helping them feel more empowered, independent, and more important of all, motivated to complete their assignments. 

Help them manage their time

Before starting homework, spend a few minutes going over what’s on deck for the night. Ask questions about what assignments are due, and what quizzes and tests they have coming up that they might need to study for. This can help you (and them!) get a sense of the overall workload for the night and what they need to prioritize. On nights when there are really big projects on their plates, encourage your child to think about what steps they need to complete to break the work down into more manageable chunks. If it’s a really heavy homework night, be sure they schedule brain breaks every hour. 

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Be present for homework help (but don’t hover)

Homework helps students learn how to work independently. As a parent or caregiver, you’ll have to strike a balance between being available to support and encourage your child as they complete their assignments — without becoming overly involved in doing the work itself. To foster independent working habits, you can stay available to help with homework by doing your own tasks or chores nearby. This allows you to be present to answer questions and offer guidance, without hovering.

Pro Tip: Since kids are more likely to follow what their parents do rather than what they say, model what independent work looks like. When it’s homework time, consider working on your own “assignments,” like reading the news, paying bills, or another task!

Have a “phone a friend” option available

It might be a good idea for you and your child to pick a few study buddies — that is, two or three classmates that your child can reach out to, should the need arise. Having the option to “phone a friend” can come in handy if your child has a question about something they were assigned or needs additional homework help.

Keep in touch with teachers

If you’re able to, try to attend school events at the beginning of the year — like meet-the-teacher night or parent-teacher conferences — to open the lines of communication with your child’s teacher. These are great forums to ask what a teacher’s homework policies are, along with their expectations for how involved you should be.

If you need homework help throughout the year, don’t be shy in bringing it to your teacher’s attention. Teachers often have helpful tips and strategies to share to help with homework, but if they don’t know your child is struggling, they can’t offer you help.

Reward effort and progress

Let’s face it: homework often isn’t an activity that kids want to do, and it can be a big source of stress and frustration. As a parent or caregiver, you can boost motivation and confidence in a number of different ways. 

For example, if you have a child who lacks motivation, consider implementing a rewards system or incentive plan. Talk to your child about what they might like to earn. Watching a favorite TV show, spending time on devices, or getting a sweet treat are just a few ways to reward kids’ for their effort. Additionally, if you have a child who routinely struggles with their assignments, it might be a good idea to provide additional encouragement and support by practicing affirmations and positive self-talk. Celebrate their effort and progress rather than just the final grade.

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