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Third Grade Digital & Printable Math Task Cards, Centers, Assessments

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    Description

    These third-grade math task cards, math centers, and math assessments are perfect for the teacher who likes to mix things up with printable and digital resources!

    They are perfect to use with whole group, small groups, independent math centers, morning work, assessments, and even homework!

    TASK CARDS

    How these are different than traditional task cards

    Printable task cards are typically provided in a format that is paper saving friendly. There are 4 or more task cards per page, which limits the number of pages that need printed. This is good, but digital task cards are better! Digital task cards are different in the fact that there is only one task card per page. By having only one task card per page, students are able to swipe or scroll through one card at a time. What does this mean to you? You save money! No more needing to print on cardstock and in color . Also, you save time! No more cutting, laminating, and cutting again!

    Please note: Even if you are 1:1 in the classroom, you CAN still make these work!!!! A blog post will be coming soon on just this!

    How they Work

    If you use Google classroom, you can assign and make a copy for each student to complete. If you don’t use Google Classroom and/or students don’t have their own Google account, no problem! The PDF version is perfect!

    A PowerPoint version is also included for those days when you may be completely offline. We've got you covered!

    You can provide all task cards to students to complete in the order of their choice, or you can even create your own order. How? Here are some options:

    ►The slides are movable. You can order them in the order that you want students to complete them.

    ►Make multiple copies of the file, delete all the slides but the task cards that you want them to complete, and save it as a name of your choice. That way, students are only provided with the task cards that they must complete.

    Digital Recording Sheet

    If you want to go 100% paperless, there is a digital version of the recording sheet.

    Google Forms

    A Google Form is provided for students to record their answer on as well. No more grading!

    *Please note, there may be some instances where a Google Form was not an option for all the task cards due to the answer that students were to provide.

    Printable Recording Sheet

    Students record their responses on the recording sheet.

    What's Included:

    24 task card

    Google Form recording sheet

    Digital recording sheet

    Printable recording sheet

    Answer key

    Assessments

    What's Included

    Each pre and post-assessment contains 10 multiple choice questions and most questions are written in a word problem format.

    Getting to know Google Forms

    Google Forms are 100% editable! You can omit, change, or add questions, and you can change point values for each question to meet your individual needs.

    After students have completed the assessment and clicked submit, you will have instant access to their individual results. Students can also view their own score.

    Task card topics included:

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Addition and Multiplication Patterns

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Area

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Comparing Fractions

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Addition

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Classifying Geometric Figures

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Decomposing and Composing Figures

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Division and Unknown Factors

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Finding Unknown Factors

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Multiplication & Division Word Problems

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Multiplication as Equal Groups

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Multiplying by Multiples of 10

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Properties of Multiplication

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Rounding

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Subtraction

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Two Step Word Problems

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Digital Understanding Division

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Fractions and Number Lines

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Graphs

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Identifying Fractions

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Measurement and Line Plots

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Perimeter

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Telling Time & Elapsed Time

    Third Grade Math Task Cards ~ Weight and Volume

    Math Centers

    How they Work

    Just like the task cards you technically don't need Google Classroom to access these math centers. You simply need a Google account so that you can access the slides within Google Slides. We are a Google school, so it’s extremely easy to share the files with students within Google Classroom.

    A PowerPoint version is also included for those days when you may be completely offline. We've got you covered!

    The centers are ordered in the order that they would typically be taught. They do not need to be played in the order that they are provided, it’s more of a guide.

    You can provide all centers to students to complete in the order of their choice, or you can even create your own order. Differentiation is at your finger tips! How? Here are some options:

    ►The slides are movable. You can order them in the order that you want students to complete them.

    ►Make multiple copies of the file, delete all the slides but the center that you want them to complete, and save it as the center name. That way, students are only provided with the center that they must complete.

    Digital Recording Math Booklet

    If you want to go 100% paperless, there is a digital version of the recording booklet.

    Google Form

    A Google Form is provided for students to record their answer on as well. Each center has its own form.

    *Please note, there are some instances where a Google Form was not an option due to the answer that students were to provide.

    Printable Recording Math Booklet

    Students record their responses in the math booklet. I have created the booklet so that they can be copied front and back, minimizing the amount of paper used!

    Math center topics include:

    Third Grade Math Centers Addition and Subtraction

    Third Grade Math Centers Area and Perimeter

    Third Grade Math Centers Division

    Third Grade Math Centers Fractions

    Third Grade Math Centers Geometry

    Third Grade Math Centers Measurement and Time

    Third Grade Math Centers Multiplication

    Third Grade Math Centers Place Value

    Third Grade Math Centers Represent and Interpret Data

    Still have questions? Email me at mandy@teachingwithsimplicity.com, and I would love to help you out!

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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes. Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of time intervals in minutes, e.g., by representing the problem on a number line diagram.
    Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses of objects using standard units of grams (g), kilograms (kg), and liters (l). Add, subtract, multiply, or divide to solve one-step word problems involving masses or volumes that are given in the same units, e.g., by using drawings (such as a beaker with a measurement scale) to represent the problem.
    Draw a scaled picture graph and a scaled bar graph to represent a data set with several categories. Solve one- and two-step “how many more” and “how many less” problems using information presented in scaled bar graphs. For example, draw a bar graph in which each square in the bar graph might represent 5 pets.
    Generate measurement data by measuring lengths using rulers marked with halves and fourths of an inch. Show the data by making a line plot, where the horizontal scale is marked off in appropriate units-whole numbers, halves, or quarters.
    Recognize area as an attribute of plane figures and understand concepts of area measurement.

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