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Multiplication, Fractions & Measurement Week — Grade 3 Math
Break-apart multiplication, fraction sense, and real-world measurement — five days that build on each other, with fact fluency every morning.
What's included
- Multiplication facts 2 through 10
- Using the distributive property to multiply
- Division facts within 100
- Identifying fractions as parts of a whole
- Rounding to the nearest 10 and 100
- Comparing fractions with same numerator or denominator
- Students identify and generate simple equivalent fractions using visual models.
- Reading data from scaled bar graphs and choosing bar heights to build one
- Mass (grams/kilograms) and capacity (liters)
- Elapsed time on analog clocks
- Solving two-step word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
- Writing complete multiplication and division fact families using two different nonzero factors
- Area and perimeter of rectangles
5 days · 13 unique worksheets · ✅ Answer key on every worksheet
- Multiplication Facts Practice Included
- The Distributive Property Included
- Division Facts Practice Included
- Fractions: Parts of a Whole Included
- Rounding Round-Up Included
- Comparing Fractions Included
- Equivalent Fraction Models Included
- Scaled Bar Graphs Included
- Mass and Capacity Included
- How Much Time Passed? Included
- Two-Step Word Problems Included
- Multiplication and Division Fact Families Included
- Area and Perimeter Included
Day 1 — Break-apart multiplication
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Fact warm-up: 2s through 10s to get math brains on.
Lesson / classworkThe Distributive PropertyIncludedBreak big multiplication into easy parts with arrays and area models, then add.
HomeworkDivision Facts PracticeIncludedDivision facts for homework — fluency in both directions.
Day 2 — What is a fraction?
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Second fact round — speed it up a little today.
Lesson / classworkFractions: Parts of a WholeIncludedParts of a whole: shading, naming, and spotting fractions on shapes.
HomeworkRounding Round-UpIncludedA number-sense breather: rounding to the nearest 10 and 100.
Day 3 — Comparing fractions
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Quick revisit of yesterday’s fraction shapes as a warm-up.
Lesson / classworkComparing FractionsIncludedSame numerator or same denominator: compare fractions with visual models.
HomeworkEquivalent Fraction ModelsIncludedStretch sheet: fractions that look different but are equal.
Day 4 — Measure the world
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Reading bar graphs as a warm-up — data before measuring.
Lesson / classworkMass and CapacityIncludedGrams, kilograms, and liters: estimate first, then measure for real.
HomeworkHow Much Time Passed?IncludedTelling time and elapsed time for homework.
Day 5 — Problem-solving Friday
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Two-step word problems to open the day.
Lesson / classworkMultiplication and Division Fact FamiliesIncludedFact families: how multiplication and division undo each other.
HomeworkArea and PerimeterIncludedWeekend homework: area and perimeter with the fraction strips from the week.
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