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3rd Grade / P3 (8-yr. olds) Mathematics Standards

Number Sense Standards:
 

N/P3.1 Demonstrate number sense to 10,000 through modeling, applying and communicating muliple representations (drawings, concrete materials, & symbols) and using order relations

Whole Number Operations & Computation Standards:

C/P3.1 Demonstrate basic math facts using multiple strategies (addition and subtraction of 2-digit & 3-digit numbers with regrouping; & multiplication to 9)

C/P3.2 Determine appropriate operation (addition, subtraction, or muliplication) in real-life applications

Fractions & Decimals Standards:

FD/P3.1 Demonstrate knowledge of simple fractions

Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Recognize, identify, count, & write numbers (& number words) to 10,000
  • Compare & order whole numbers (<,>,=) to 10,000
  • Understand place value (to 10,000s)
  • Introduce multiples
  • Introduce factors
  • Introduce primes & composites
  • Introduce rounding of whole numbers
  • Develop applying number sense in real-life situations and interpreting multiple uses of numbers in real world
  • Introduce Roman numerals
  • Introduce square numbers with arrays
  • Develop giving reasonable estimates
Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Add and subtract 2-digit & 3-digit numbers with regrouping
  • Do column addition
  • Find missing addends
  • Know multiplication facts to 9
  • Understand basic concept of properties of 0 (5x0=0) and 1 (5x1=5) for multiplication
  • Develop adding and subtracting money
  • Introduce multiplying by 1-digit & 2-digit factors
  • Introduce missing factors
  • Introduce division facts with concrete material (arrays) relate to fact families in multiplication (4x2=8 so 8¸ 2=4)
  • Introduce simple division with and without remainders
  • Develop use of number sentences to solve 1 and 2 step story problems
  • Develop calculator skills:
  • Know 4 basic functions of calculator (+, -, x, ¸ )
  • Check answers with a calculator
  • Use a calculator in problem solving
  • Develop estimating sums, differences, & products of whole numbers
  • Develop using a variety of mathematics vocabulary (plus, add, find the sum, minus, subtract, find the difference, times, multiply, find the product, etc.)
  • Develop translating concrete and pictorial problem situations into mathematical language and symbols and vice versa (1 and 2 step)
Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Recognize, read, write, & use simple fractions (1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10)
  • Introduce comparing & ordering fractions using concrete materials
  • Introduce equivalent fractions
  • Introduce identifying the numerator & the denominator
  • Introduce using concrete and pictorial models to explore decimal concepts (10ths, 100ths)
  • Introduce comparing & ordering decimals (10ths, 100ths)
  • Develop using decimals to represent money
  • Introduce adding & subtracting decimals (money)
  • Introduce exploring decimal place value with a calculator
  • Introduce relating fractions and decimals
  • Introduce negative numbers in real world situations (temperature)
  • Introduce parts of a set versus parts of a whole
Geometry Standards:

G/P3.1 Demonstrate basic knowledge of symmetry & congruence

Measurement Standards:

M/P3.1 Use standard units (metric & customary) of measurement (include estimation)

M/P3.2 Demonstrate knowledge of time

M/P3.3 Demonstrate knowledge of money

Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Recognize and draw a line of symmetry
  • Recognize and match congruent figures
  • Demonstrate the results of combining, subdividing, and changing shapes
  • Introduce pentagon, hexagon, & octagon
  • Introduce angles (acute, right, obtuse, straight)
  • Introduce lines (parallel, perpendicular)
  • Introduce line segments, rays, points
  • Develop exploring perimeter
  • Develop exploring area
  • Introduce volume of 3-D objects with physical models and materials
  • Develop using Venn diagrams
  • Develop constructing 3-D objects from 2-D pictures
  • Introduce exploring flips, slide, turns with physical models
  • Introduce describing & modeling 2-D views of 3-D figures (faces, edges, vertices, bases)

 

Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Use metric/customary measures to find length (measure to the nearest 1/2 inch or centimeter), weight/mass, & temperature
  • Tell time to 1-minute intervals (before & after hour)
  • Demonstrate knowledge of elapsed time to hour & ½ hour
  • Distinguish between am & pm
  • Make change to $1.00
  • Review counting money
  • Develop comparing & ordering by size, length, mass, & area
  • Develop estimating length, weight/mass, temperature, & capacity in standard units
  • Develop understanding of basic length relationships within same measurement system (in./ft./yd)
  • Develop using metric/customary measures of capacity (cup, pint, quart, gallon)
  • Introduce basic concepts of area, perimeter, volume, & circumference with manipulatives
  • Introduce rounding measurements
  • Develop choosing the appropriate measurement tools
  • Develop estimating time
  • Develop estimating amounts of money
  • Introduce adding & subtracting money
  • Introduce scale drawings
Probability/Statistics Standards:

PS/P3.1 Construct, read, and interpret displays of data (bar graphs, pictographs)

PS/P3.2 Determine likely and unlikely outcomes from probability experiments

Algebraic Ideas Standards:
 

AI/P3.1 Create & extend patterns, and find & explain rules for number sequences.

Problem Solving Standards:
 

PSS/3.1 Use an appropriate strategy to solve a problem correctly

PSS/3.2 Communicate strategy and solution with mathematical vocabulary and representations

Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Collect, organize, interpret data
  • Construct, read, interpret pictographs, bar graphs, charts, tables, & schedules
  • Perform simple surveys
  • Determine likely (near always) & unlikely (near never) outcomes
  • Develop using graphing software & spreadsheets
  • Introduce drawing conclusions and making inferences based on data analysis
  • Introduce line & circle graphs
  • Introduce line plots
  • Introduce comparing graphs
  • Introduce concepts of mean, median, mode, range
  • Develop conducting simple probability experiments
  • Develop using combinations (example: If you have 4 shirts and 3 pairs of pants, how many different outfits can you make?)
  • Develop gathering & sorting information into categories using bar graphs & pictographs
  • Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Identify, describe, and analyze patterns in real-life situations using pictures, symbols, & concrete objects (patterns in nature)
  • Recognize, extend, and find rules for number patterns (skip counting to 100, odds, evens, etc.)
  • Solve for unknowns & open sentences (simple equations) with basic addition, subtraction, and multiplication facts (5+__= 7)
  • Extend patterns in number sequences
  • Use input/output tables (function machines) with basic addition, subtraction and multiplication facts
  • Introduce analyzing tables, graphs, & functional relationships; and explaining how a change in one quantity result in a change in another
  • Develop using strategies for logical thinking, deductive reasoning
  • Develop graphing points on a number line
  • Introduce reading ordered pairs of numbers and letters on a rectangular grid
  • Introduce graphing coordinates on a rectangular grid (plotting points)
Skills, Concepts, & Relationships
  • Develop/Model appropriate problem solving strategies:
    • act out
    • use manipulatives
    • draw a picture
    • describe and discuss a problem
    • look for a pattern
    • guess & check
    • make an organized list
    • draw a diagram
    • make and use a table
  • Develop communicating strategies and solutions (including math vocabulary and representations)
  • Introduce selecting most appropriate strategy
  • Introduce generating 1 and 2 step story problems
  • Introduce showing/explaining reasonableness of answers

 

 

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