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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. 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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  • Whole-number, geometric patterns
  • Patterns in multiplication facts
  • Patterns in fact families
  • Paired numbers
  • Patterns in tables of paired numbers
  • Expressions, equations and inequalities
  • Problems in equations, inequalities
  • Operational, relational symbols
  • Commutative and associative properties
  • Functional relationships
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  • Attributes of geometrical figures
  • Congruence, similarity
  • Lines of symmetry
  • Angles
  • Points on a number line
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Number and Operations

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  • Whole numbers- read, write, count
  • Place value(whole numbers)
  • Rounding numbers
  • Compose/decompose numbers
  • Expanded notation
  • Counting money
  • Fractions
  • Fractional parts of a whole
  • Equivalent fractions
  • Unit fractions
  • Compare - whole numbers, fractions
  • Time in terms of unit fractions
  • Add/subtract simple fractions
  • Fractions and decimals
  • Addition and subtraction
  • Odd and even numbers
  • Multiplication facts/tables
  • Multiplication problems
  • Models for multiplication
  • Division problems
  • Inverse relationship of multiplication and division
  • 0 and 1 in multiplication/division
  • Unit cost
  • Estimation in addition/subtraction

Probability and Statistics

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  • Collect, record, display, interpret data
  • Describing events
  • Possible outcomes for simple events
  • Results of probability experiments
  • Predict future events

Mathematical Reasoning

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  • Steps in problem solving
  • Problem solving strategies
  • Tools to solve problems
  • Tools to record observations
  • Informal and mathematical language
  • Make generalizations
  • Justify solutions

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