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3rd Grade Math Help

Get 3rd grade math help from tutorvista. Below is a representative list of topics covered in our Grade 3 Math program, however all programs will be customized for the individual student. Have a look into each of these topics, sub topics which need to be covered under Grade 3 Math. We also offer 3rd Grade Homework Help on getting homework help as well. Work out math problems and get online geometry help from a 3rd grade tutor. We provide math help for 3rd graders, get your help now!

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3rd Grade Math Topics

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Number and Operations
  • Whole numbers from 0 to 999 - read, write, count  
  • Place value (whole numbers)
  • Compose/decompose numbers
  • Expanded notation
  • Counting money
  • Compare and Ordering - whole numbers, fractions
  • Rounding and Estimation
  • Add or subtract Decimals
  • Addition using commutative, associative, and zero properties
  • Concept of Division and Multiplication
  • Positive Fractions Numbers and Decimals
  • Addition and Subtraction with Regrouping


Geometry and Measurement

  • Angles
  • Line, Line Segments, Rays
  • Identify Solid Figures and Shapes
  • Counting and Comparing Sides, Vertices, Edges and Faces of Plane Shapes
  • Congruency and similarity
  • Perimeter of Polygons, and the Area of Rectangles
  • Expresses all Measures using Appropriate units
  • Conversion of Units
  • Relationships using Location and Position
  • Reasoning and Visualization of 3 Dimensional Shapes

Data, Statistics, and Probability

  • Collect, record, display, interpret data
  • Describing events
  • Possible outcomes for simple events
  • Results of probability experiments
Mathematical Reasoning
  • Problem solving strategies
  • Informal and mathematical language
  • Make generalizations
  • Justify solutions

3rd Grade Math

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Free 3rd grade math problems cover all the topics that students learn in class and give students the opportunity to practice every day. Various topics of 3rd grade math constitute an important part of the mathematical curriculum. The perimeter, area of figures have focused on formulas. The concept of equality is to be understand by showing equivalence relations between two expressions using Commutative and associative properties. Where as probability predicts the theoretical probability of an event and tests the prediction through experiments.
Third grade students will be able to fulfill objectives like:
  • Adding equals to both sides of an equation  

Example:

453 + (543 + 345) = ____ + (453 + 345)

Solution:
453 + (543 + 345) = 543 + (453 + 345)

  • Evaluating expressions with operations addition, subtraction and multiplication 

Example:

15 + (25 - 5) * 6 = _____

Solution:
15 + (25 - 5) * 6 = 15 + 5 * 6

= 15 + 30

= 45

  • Using variables and evaluating expressions using variables

Example:

What is the value of x - 2 = ___ , when x = 5.

Solution:

x - 2 = ___ , when x = 5

=> 5 - 2 = 3

  • Area of Rectangle

Example:

Find the area of rectangle with length of 5 m and width 7m.

Solution:
Length of the rectangle = 5
Width of the rectangle = 7

Area of rectangle = length * width

=> Area of rectangle = 5 * 7 = 35 square m

3rd Grade Math Problems

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The 3rd grade math problems found online covers all types of problems that students will solve in a class. Online 3rd grade math problems are the perfect way for students to keep improving at the subject. 3rd grade math topics online help students by giving them the answers to problems and in some cases, step by step solutions which are easy to follow and understand. 3rd grade math tutoring helps to give you answer to any problem.

Solved Examples

Question 1: Convert the measuring units as indicated

2 hour = _____ min
Solution:
 
In 1 hour = 60 min

=> 2 hour = 2 * 60 min

=> 2 hour = 120 min, is the answer

 

Question 2: Find the missing addend.

125 +  ____  = 200

Solution:
 
Let missing addend be x

125 + x = 200

=> x = 200 - 125

=> x = 75

=> 125 + 75 = 200 (Which is true)
 

Question 3: Find the perimeter of rectangle with length  4 ft and width 2 ft.
Solution:
 
Length of the rectangle = 4

Width of the rectangle = 2

Perimeter of rectangle = 2(Length + Width)

=> Perimeter of rectangle = 2(4 + 2)

=> Perimeter of rectangle = 2 * 6 = 12

Hence, Perimeter of rectangle is 12 ft.

 

Question 4: Find the probability of getting tail while tossing a coin.

Solution:
 
Sample Space = {H, T}

Number of possible outcomes = 2

Number of favorable outcomes = 1

=> Probability of getting tail = $\frac{Number  of   favorable   outcomes}{Total  number  of   possible   outcomes}$

= $\frac{1}{2}$

=> Probability of getting tail is $\frac{1}{2}$.
 

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