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SpotOnMathFacts

Third Grade Student Workbook

$18.00 USD
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Our Third Grade Student workbooks teach multiplication and beginning division facts by approaching them in a many different ways. The workbook is grouped by fact starting with x2.  Students will learn their facts by using different strategies, seeing numbers visually, playing games and connecting the facts they already know to what they are learning. 
  • There are about 10 practice activities for each fact set
    •  Multiplying with Ten Frames
    • Multiplying with Number lines
    • Turn Around Facts
    • Roll and Multiply
    • Fact Families
    • Multiplying by Skip Counting
    • Representing Multiplication with Dice
    • Using Repeated Addition to Multiply
    • Multiplying with Arrays
    • Target Practice
    • Tic Tac Toe
    • Practice Quiz
  • 172 pages covering 16 different sets of facts!
  • Multiplication Facts Covered in Third Grade are x2 x5 x10 x6 x3 x4 x11 x7 x8 x9 x12 
  • Division Facts Covered in Third Grade are divide by 2 divide by 5, and divide by 10
  • Too busy for copies? These are a great way to make your math fact lessons super easy to prepare for!  Order a class set! 
  • Are you a parent who just wants extra practice for your student at home? This is for you! 
  • Student work books do not include flash cards for copying, or student quizzes, only one practice quiz. 
  • This is a student workbook and should be purchased one per student - please do not make copies.

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