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Problem solving Common Core 3.NF.A.2b worksheets

Preview of 3rd Grade Fractions Worksheet Bundle - Number Lines, Comparing, and Equivalent

3rd Grade Fractions Worksheet Bundle - Number Lines, Comparing, and Equivalent

Created by
Amanda Stitt
Are you tired of using boring 3rd grade fractions worksheets in your classroom? Add COLOR to your math time with these standards-based, 3rd grade fractions activities. If you want to engage your students with meaningful fractions practice, this is just what you need! This place value bundle includes 3 DIFFERENTIATED versions of each activity so that you can engage and challenge all your students.✨Take a look at the preview to see these engaging activities up close!✨Understanding fractions is a c
Preview of Identifying, Writing, and Fractions on a Number Line 3rd Grade Math Project

Identifying, Writing, and Fractions on a Number Line 3rd Grade Math Project

Created by
Amanda Stitt
Do your students ever ask… “When will I ever use this in the real world?” Identifying, writing, and fractions on a number line 3rd grade math project will help you answer that question! So bring engagement and relevance to your math time today with this standards-based fractions activity. This identifying, writing, and fractions on a number line 3rd grade math project provides a fun and engaging way to practice standards-based skills while showing how numbers are used in a real-world setting.✨Ta
Preview of Running Race: Open Ended Fraction Question

Running Race: Open Ended Fraction Question

Created by
Erin Dowling
This fraction open ended question was created to go with the third grade GO Math Chapter 8: Understand Fractions. The activity helps students practice the fraction standard 3.NF.A.2. The task requires students to set up a number line that represents a mile long race that is cut in 8 laps. 1 lap = 1/8 of a mile, 8 laps = 1 mile. After setting up the number line students place four runners anywhere they want in the race (as long as no two runners are in the same place.) Students must then dete
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