Resources

The Answer is...

Students create the question!  This is a great activity to play at home too.










































Race to 100 Game:

Materials - A partner, 2 dice, a pencil and paper to record addition equations.

Each player takes a turn rolling the two dice and adding the numbers together.  The first person that reaches 100 wins!

Addition Strategies!

How Many Ways?

Another great math activity for home to support Number Sense.  This is a game the students love playing.

We choose a number and try and think of as many ways as we can to make that number:).  There are SO many ways!

As you can see, addition seem to be what the students feel most comfortable with at this point, but as the year progresses, I am sure we will start seeing a variety of operations and strategies.

 Ways to make 10

Ten Frame
Tallies
Adding
Ten
Base 10 Blocks (1 rod or 10 ones)
Counting by 2s, by 5s

Can you think of any other ways to represent 10?









Open Numberlines

The Power of Number lines (Video Link)









Decomposing Numbers

How many 25s make 100?  How many 25s make 50?
How many 10s make 100?  How many 100s make 1000?



100s Chart

What number patterns can you see?

Use the 100s chart to help with adding and subtracting!


100s Chart (Link)

Recount Writing Success Criteria



Accountable Talk - guiding conversation prompts to encourage purposeful talk.

During 'Read to Self' Literacy Station,

I can...

 Finding a "Just Right" book for Independent Reading time "Read to Self" Literacy Station.

 The 3 R's

 Lunch Time Prayer

 Our Gathering Song in Grade 3 :)

 Our Wonderings about Plants!

 Our Co-Created Collaboration Success Criteria

 Asking Questions Before Reading (BR), During Reading (DR) and After Reading (AR).

 The Q Matrix to help ask deeper meaningful questions while we read.  Higher Order Questions develop as you move further along the matrix.

Time Relationships

Yearly Calendar


Grade Three WWWs

Grade Three Dolch Words

Helping Your Child Read