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Grade 3 Problem Solver Book
Practice Your Math Facts
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FLEX DAYS
August 0809 |
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Topic 1: Exploring Mathematics 1.1: Looking at Numbers in Familiar Contexts
1.2: Investigating Numbers at an Airport
1.3: Growing Patterns
1.4: Using Patterns to Explore Number Relationships
1.5: Comparing Data in Graphs |
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CMT Objectives
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Topic 2: Working with Addition & Subtraction
2.1: Relating Addition and Subtraction
2.2: Exploring Doubling Patterns
2.3: Creating and Analyzing Problems
2.4: Investigating 2-Step Problems
2.5: Exploring Coin Combinations |
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CMT Objectives (Extra)
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Topic 3: Investigating Numbers to 1,000 3.1: Reading and Writing 3-Digit Numbers
3.2: Comparing and Ordering 3-Digit Numbers
3.3: Sequencing and Counting with 3-Digit Numbers
3.4: Regrouping 3-Digit Numbers
3.5: Moving to Examples of 1,000 |
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Rainforest
Click Numbers to 999
Numberline Add and Subtract on Number line w Numbers to 500
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CMT Objectives (Extra)
CMT Strand 10A Identify the best expression to find an estimate.
19A: Identify correct information from bar graphs and pictographs.
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Topic 4: Investigating Length 4.1: Relating Centimeters and Meters
4.2: Analyzing the Results of an Experiment
4.3: Exploring the Distance around (Perimeter)
4.4: Developing the Concept of One Mile
4.5: Solving Problems about Length |
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CMT Objectives(Extra)
CMT Strand 2A 2A: Identify fractional parts of regions and sets using pictures and vice versa.
CMT Strand 4 • 4A: Order 2- and 3-digit whole numbers.
CMT Strand 15A • 15A: Estimate lengths AND AREAS by comparing.
CMT Strand 16 • 16A: Measure lengths to the nearest inch or centimeter./ 16B: Draw lengths to the nearest inch or centimeter. 16C: Identify appropriate customary or metric units of measure for a given situation (inches, feet, centimeters and meters)
CMT Strand 19A • 19A: Identify correct information from tables and charts.
CMT Strand 25: Solve extended numerical and statistical problems
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Topic 5: Adding 2- and 3-Digit Numbers 5.1: Addition and Subtraction Strategies
5.2: Creating Different Addition & Subtraction Problems for the Same Situation
5.3: Finding the Most Appropriate Method for Adding
5.4: Using Different Methods to Add 3-Digit Numbers
5.5: Modeling and Recording the Addition Algorithm |
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Rainforest
Click Number/Addition and Subtraction Strategies Level D or Strategies Level E
Number Line (PC) (EXE 847Kb)
use to add & sub 2 & 3 digit #s You need to click RUN to open the site; press Esc to exit.
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CMT Objectives (Extra)
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Topic 6: Analyzing Shapes
6.1: Describing Solid and Plane Shapes
6.2: Exploring Polygons and Angles
6.3: Sorting Polygons by Sides and Angles
6.4: Identifying Shapes with Lines of Symmetry
6.5: Using “Slides” to Move Shapes |
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Rainforest
Click Space/2D Shapes/About or Symmetry
Creating Polygons on Geoboard
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BrainPop Movie Polygons
User Name “reddinges”
Password “library”
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CMT Objectives(Extra)
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Topic 7: Understanding Fractions
7.1: Using Fair Shares to Review Fractions
7.2: Finding Equivalent Fractions
7.3: Developing Language to Compare Fractions
7.4: Using Pattern Blocks as Fractions
7.5: Visualizing Halves and Fourths
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Rainforest
Click Number/Fractions
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CMT Objectives
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Flex Day
Review Fractions
Problem Solving/Make a table |
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Topic 8: Developing Multiplication Concepts
8.1: Reviewing the Concepts of Multiplication
8.2: Finding “Turnaround” Facts
8.3: Exploring Factors
8.4: Exploring One as a Factor
8.5: Exploring Zero as a Factor
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Rainforest
“Rainforest Maths”
Click Number/Multiplication
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Topic 9: Developing the Concept of Division
9.1: Exploring Division
9.2: Modeling Division Problems
9.3: Relating Multiplication and Division
9.4: Using Arrays for Multiplication and Division
9.5: Looking for Patterns in Division
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“Sum Sense” Division Facts
Practice
Rainforest
Click Number/Division
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CMT Objectives (Extra)
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Topic 10: Collecting and Analyzing Data
10.1: Reading Bar Graphs
10.2: Comparing Two Related Graphs
10.3: Interpreting Picture Graphs
10.4: Extracting Information from Graphs and Charts
10.5: Combining Money and Displaying Data
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Let's Graph - Survey the class and fill in the data to create an instant bar graph
SUMS Online: Tally Ho - look at the tally marks and create a horizontal bar graph.
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CMT Objectives (Extra)
• 4D: Identify points representing 2- and 3-digit whole numbers on a number line and vice versa.
• 19A: Identify correct information from tables charts, bar graphs and pictographs.
• 19B: Create pictographs from data in tables and charts.
• 19B: Create bar graphs from data in tables and charts (Do not color the bars.). |
Topic 11: Investigating 4-Digit Numbers
11.1: Exploring 4-Digit Numbers
11.2: Modeling 4- and 5-Digit Numbers
11.3: Comparing 4-Digit Numbers
11.4: Reading Thousands in Other Ways
11.5: Solving Problems with 4-Digit Numbers
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Rainforest
Click Number/Place Value or Ordering
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Topic 12: Subtracting 2- and 3-Digit Numbers
12.1: Solving Problems with All Operations
12.2: Making Estimates when Subtracting]
12.3: Selecting Methods to Subtract
12.4: Using Subtraction to Solve Problems
12.5: Recording Steps of Subtraction
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Rainforest
Click Numbers to 999
Numberline Add and Subtract on Number line w Numbers to 500
Rainforest
Click Number/Subtraction
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Topic 13: Analyzing 3-D Shapes
13.1: Seeing Objects from Different Directions
13.2: Making 3-D Shapes
13.3: Relating Solid Shapes to Nets
13.4: Investigating Properties of 3-D Shapes
13.4: Investigating Properties of 3-D Shapes
13.5: Exploring the Concept of Volume
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Rainforest
ClickSpace/3D Shapes
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Topic 14: Developing Multiplication and Division Facts
14.1: Exploring Strategies for “Fours” Facts
14.2: Exploring Strategies for “Threes” Facts
14.3: Using Arrays for Multiplication & Division
14.4: Minding a Missing Number in Multiplication and Division Sentences
14.5: Using Multiplication and Division in Problem Solving
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Topic 15: Working with Length and Exploring Perimeter
15.1: Using Appropriate Units of Measure
15.2: Exploring Different Units of Length
15.3: Exploring Distance around a Rectangle
15.4: Exploring Perimeter of Rectangles
15.5: Exploring Perimeter of Equilateral Shapes
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Rainforest
Click Measuement/Length/Perimeter
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Topic 16: Using Data and Making Predictions
16.1: Finding and Using Data from Maps
16.2: Using Data to Make Predictions
16.3: Collecting and Analyzing Data
16.4: Investigating Likely & Unlikely Outcomes
16.5: Interpreting and Working with Data
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Rainforest
Click Data
Also, Click Chance/Probability
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Topic 17: Exploring Fraction Relationships
17.1: Reviewing Fractions & Counting by Halves
17.2: Using Fourths to Count and Measure
17.3: Comparing and Ordering Fractions
17.4: Establishing ½ as a Benchmark
17.5: Relating Fractions to Division
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Rainforest
Click Number/Fractions
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Topic 18: Working with Time
18.1: Calculating Intervals of Time
18.2: Interpreting Information on a Time Line
18.3: Reviewing Past-the-Hour Times
18.4: Calculating Elapsed Time
18.5: Problem Solving with Time
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Topic 19: Working with Money, Capacity, and Weight
19.1: Making Purchases and Giving Change
19.2: Exploring Relationships for Capacity
19.3: Finding the Best Buy
19.4: Problem Solving with Weight
19.5: Problem Solving with Weight
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Topic 20: More Multiplication and Division Facts
20.1: Exploring Square Numbers
20.2: Finding Factors
20.3: Developing Strategies for “Nines”
20.4: Extending Multiplication Facts
20.5: Using Multiplication and Division to Solve Problems
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Rainforest
Click Number Multiplication 0r NumberDivision
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Topic 21: Investigating Area and Volume
21.1: Exploring Ways to Cover Shapes
21.2: Counting Squares and Half Squares
21.3: Rearranging Shapes with the Same Area
21.4: Exploring the Concept of Volume
21.5: Problem Solving with Volume
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Rainforest
Click Measurement/Area
Rainforest
Click Measurement/Volume
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Topic 22: Investigating Decimals 22.1: Using Decimals to Record Tenths
22.2: Using a Meter Strip to Show Tenths
22.3: Developing Benchmarks for Tenths
22.4: Adding Numbers with Tenths
22.5: Subtracting Numbers with Tenths |
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