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3rd grade order of operations graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
Three-Digit Addition with Place Value Chart
I created this as a reference sheet to help student who may struggle to make accurate calculations. This resource includes a place value chart to help students learn to accurately align multi-digit numbers when they are adding. answers with multiple representation: including standard form, word form, expanded form, short-word form, and visual. color-coded steps that are easy to follow.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Standard Form, Word Form, Expanded Form and Rounding Reference Guides
This reference guide was designed for students who receive special education services or for students who need a little extra support. The first part provides examples of what standard, word and expanded form look like, so they have an example to work off from and trigger their memory. The second page is a number line which includes end points and mid points. This was designed for those students who have difficult mapping out their paper and creating tools on their own.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Place Value Chart
This allows students to show what they know. Print and cute the number cards to be used again and again. Students can make their own number, identify value and display expanded and word form. Using the digits 0-9 Students will be able to explain and display their understanding of place value up to numbers in the hundred thousands.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Algebraic Expressions Process Chart
Easy-to use Graphic Organizer that serves as a Process Chart to Write and Substitute to Solve Algebraic Expressions
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Grades:
2nd - 10th
Steps and Checklist for Multi-Digit Addition
This checklist is a reference sheet for students who are learning a multi-step addition. who may struggle with aligning numbers in their proper place value, and who may forget the steps for regrouping.
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Multiplying by Multiples of 10 wheel
Great for interactive notebooks! Students spin the wheel and practice multiplying by multiples of 10. One brad is needed to make this wheel.
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 5th
CCSS:
Breaking Up Arrays Worksheet
Help students get a deeper understanding of arrays and multiplication. You can use this worksheet in many ways. They can draw the array directly onto the paper or use stickers to make an array. Then, use a pen to split it up in two. They can also make the array on construction paper and cut it into two pieces to help them see it as two separate groups.
Grades:
3rd
Eight Math Things!
On the first day of school this year I showed my students a web of 8 mathematical things about myself. Instead of just introducing myself, they had to solve the math problems to figure out things about myself. Afterwards, they then created their own math webs showcasing Eight Math Things about themselves. It was an awesome first day activity and great review of PEMDAS! :)
This could be adapted for all subjects - the document is blank but the web with 8 spaces is all you really need! Fill it
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Give Me Five Word Problem Strategy
This is a 5 step strategy for solving word problems created with a multi-sensory approach including visual, auditory, and motor planning.
Grades:
1st - 5th
Addition and Subtraction: Opposites Attract
Addition 'adds up' to the BIGGEST number and Subtraction 'takes away' from the BIGGEST number. On this simple practice page the processes associated with fact families are clear!
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 3rd
GoMath! Chapter 3 Academic Vocabulary Foldable`
This foldable includes academic vocabulary necessary to understand Chapter 3; it is a great idea to use as a Day 1 activity!
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Grades:
3rd
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