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Multiplication tables of 7 and 8. Multiplication tables of 9 and 3. Multiplication tables of 7, 8, and 9. Tables practice. Tables full practice. Multiplication tables , missing factor. Multiply 1-digit by whole tens. They decide which fraction is greatest, with the winner keeping all the cards. Learn more: Math File Folder Games. Kids roll the dice and race to be the first to represent the proper time on their clock. Learn more: The Elementary Math Maniac. Write times in a variety of ways on LEGO bricks.

Then have students see how quickly they can match them up. Learn more: Scholastic. Geometry takes on more importance in third grade math, as students learn area and perimeter. This fun and simple game covers both, and all you need to play is graph paper and some dice. Learn more: Teaching With Jillian Starr. Have kids draw self-portraits on graph paper, then calculate the perimeter and area of their block people. Cute and fun! Learn more: A Word From Third. Have kids figure the perimeter and area of each puzzle piece too.

Learn more: Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls. Players take turns coloring in four connected triangles at a time, earning points for the shape they create. Learn more: E is for Explore. Every square is a rectangle, but not all rectangles are squares. Get a handle on quirky quadrilaterals with this free printable bingo game. First, students roll dice and add the two numbers, writing the equation in the correct sum column.

Repeat as many times as you like. Then, ask questions to analyze the data. Which sum did they roll most often? How many more times did they roll the highest than the lowest? Put together all your third grade math skills to solve these math riddles. Get a free printable set at the link. Learn more: Primary Inspiration. She has a degree in Secondary English Education and has taught in middle and high school classrooms. She's also done training and curriculum design for a financial institution and been a science museum educator.

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