Texas TEKS grade 3 math worksheets

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Number & operations

3.2ABuild and break apart numbers up to 100,000 by place value, including expanded form.Reading big numbers (Grade 4)
3.2BDescribe how the places relate in our base-ten system, up to hundred thousands.Ten times the place (Grade 4)
3.2CFind which two tens, hundreds, thousands or ten thousands a number sits between, and round.Rounding to 10 and 100 · Rounding big numbers (Grade 4)
3.2DCompare and order numbers up to 100,000 using >, < and =.Numbers to 10,000 · Reading big numbers (Grade 4)
3.3AShow fractions up to one whole (halves to eighths) with objects, strip diagrams and number lines.Fractions of a whole · Fractions on a number line
3.3BName the fraction at a marked point on a number line (halves to eighths).Fractions on a number line
3.3CUnderstand a unit fraction 1/b as one of b equal parts of a whole.Fractions of a whole
3.3DBuild and break apart a fraction like 3/4 as a sum of unit fractions.Fractions of a whole · Adding fractions (Grade 4)
3.3EShare objects or a set fairly among people and name each share as a fraction.Fractions of a whole · Fractions as division (Grade 5)
3.3FShow equivalent fractions (halves to eighths) with objects, pictures and number lines.Equivalent and comparing fractions
3.3GExplain that equal fractions sit at the same point or cover the same part of a whole.Equivalent and comparing fractions
3.3HCompare two fractions with the same top or bottom number, and explain why.Equivalent and comparing fractions
3.4ASolve one- and two-step adding and subtracting problems within 1,000 fluently.Two-step story problems · Adding and subtracting within 1000
3.4BRound to 10 or 100, or use friendly numbers, to estimate sums and differences.Two-step story problems · Rounding to 10 and 100 · Estimating sums and differences
3.4CFind the value of a group of coins and bills.Counting money (Grade 2)
3.4DFind how many in all when equal groups are combined or set out in arrays up to 10 by 10.Arrays and repeated addition (Grade 2) · Equal groups
3.4EShow multiplication facts with repeated adding, groups, arrays, number-line jumps or skip-counting.Arrays and repeated addition (Grade 2) · Equal groups
3.4FKnow the times tables to 10 x 10 from memory, and the matching division facts.Times tables
3.4GMultiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number, including the standard method.Multiplying with properties · Multiplying by tens · Multiplying bigger numbers (Grade 4)
3.4HFind how many are in each group when things are shared equally.Sharing equally
3.4IUse divisibility rules to tell whether a number is even or odd.Odd and even (Grade 2)
3.4JUse a multiplication fact to find a division answer.Division as a missing factor
3.4KSolve one- and two-step multiplying and dividing problems within 100.Multiplication and division stories · Two-step story problems

Algebraic reasoning

3.5AShow one- and two-step adding and subtracting problems to 1,000 with pictures, number lines, equations.Story problems within 100 (Grade 2) · Two-step story problems
3.5BShow and solve one- and two-step multiplying and dividing problems with arrays, strip diagrams, equations.Multiplication and division stories · Two-step story problems
3.5CRead a product as a comparison: 3 x 24 is three times as much as 24.Times as many (Grade 4)
3.5DFind the missing factor or product in a multiplication or division equation.Missing factors
3.5EShow a real-world relationship with number pairs in a table and in words.Number patterns (Grade 4)

Geometry & measurement

3.6ASort flat shapes and solids like cones, cylinders, spheres, prisms and cubes by their features.Angles and faces (Grade 2) · Quadrilaterals
3.6BRecognize rhombuses, parallelograms, trapezoids, rectangles and squares as quadrilaterals.Quadrilaterals
3.6CFind a rectangle's area by multiplying rows by squares in each row.Area by multiplying
3.6DSplit a shape made of rectangles into parts to find its total area.Area by multiplying
3.6ESplit shapes into equal areas, name each part as a unit fraction; equal parts can differ in shape.Equal parts as fractions
3.7AShow halves, fourths and eighths as distances from zero on a number line.Fractions on a number line
3.7BFind a polygon's perimeter, or a missing side when the perimeter is known.Perimeter · Perimeter as distance around
3.7CAdd and subtract time intervals in minutes.Time to the minute
3.7DDecide when to measure liquid volume (capacity) and when to measure weight.Liters and kilograms
3.7EMeasure liquid volume or weight with the right units and tools.Liters and kilograms

Data analysis

3.8AShow data in a frequency table, dot plot, pictograph or bar graph with a scale.Scaled graphs · Measuring to ¼ inch
3.8BSolve one- and two-step problems using data from tables, dot plots, pictographs, bar graphs.Scaled graphs

Personal financial literacy

3.9AConnect people's skills and work to the income they earn.Work, pay and prices
3.9BExplain how scarce or plentiful resources affect prices.Work, pay and prices
3.9CWeigh the costs and benefits of planned and unplanned spending.Spending, credit and saving
3.9DExplain credit: borrowing when you can't pay now and paying it back, usually with interest.Spending, credit and saving
3.9EList reasons to save and how a savings plan helps, including for college.Spending, credit and saving
3.9FSpot money decisions about income, spending, saving, credit and giving.Spending, credit and saving

Summaries are ours, in plain words. The same sheets by Common Core: Grade 3.