For students entering grade 3 June 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Read a book from the math book list. Record the times you start and stop reading. Use a.m. or p.m. correctly. What is the largest sum of two single digit numbers? Practice all basic subtraction facts with 18 as the largest minuend and differences that are a single digit number. Practice throughout the summer. 18 - 8 = 10 Look on a calendar to see the for this week. Which has the greater sum: the dates for Monday and Friday of this week or the dates for Tuesday and Thursday of this week? Explain your answer. What did you observe about these addends? What is the difference between Monday of this week and Monday of last week? Tuesday of this week and Tuesday of last week? Write a time schedule for your activities today. Start with the time you wake. Do not forget to use a.m. or p.m. Practice subtraction facts today for 15 minutes. Use the largest date for this week and the smallest date for this week. Determine the difference. Will this be the same for every week? Explain your answer. Enjoy the weekend!
Practice basic subtraction facts for 20 minutes. Record the facts that are challenging so that you can practice these more. Use a timer to determine how long it takes you to write all of the addition facts with a sum of 20. Practice to get a better time next week. a word problem that uses repeated addition and the sum is 18. drew 3 rows of stars with 4 stars in each row. What is the repeated addition equation that could show this problem? How could she continue this pattern to show 28 stars? What is the new addition equation? For students entering grade 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Write the numbers 1 through 9 on squares of paper. Create a 3 x 3 square using the 9 numbers so that all the columns, rows, and diagonals add up to 15. Palindromes are words or numbers that read the same from right to left and left to right. How many 2-digit palindrome numbers exist? List them. What pattern do you see? Which coins did Tina use if she paid for a $0.83 candy bar with 9 coins? Read a book from the math book list. Record the time you start reading. Use a.m. or p.m. correctly. Jack’s beanstalk was 3 centimeters high when he measured it on July 17. On July 18, the beanstalk was 6 cm high. The beanstalk doubles its Talia’s garden is the shape of a regular polygon with a perimeter of 36 yards. Draw at least three different shapes that the garden could be and label Read a math book from the attached list of books. Record the time you stop reading. Use a.m. or p.m. correctly. 200 +40 +3 =? Write three more numbers in expanded form. Remove the face cards from a deck. Aces count as 1. Turn the cards face down and turn the first card up to be your target number. See the Resource Sheet for how to play Target.
height every day. What will be the height on July 22? the lengths of the sides using only whole numbers. All sides are the same length in a regular polygon. How many popsicles are in 2 ½ dozen? Milo owns a flower shop. He can buy 3 flowers for 15¢ and then sell each one for 10¢. How much will he make if he buys and sells 12 flowers? Explain your answer. Use the digit 3, 4, and 9 to write the largest even number that you can. Is this the largest number that can be made with these three digits? Explain your answer. A toy costs 65¢. Rae buys the toy and gets 10¢ back in change. What three coins did Rae use to pay for the toy? Read a book from the math book list. Record the time you start and stop reading. Use a.m. or p.m. correctly. August 2017