Grade 3 math worksheets
Third graders learn multiplication and division facts, add and subtract within 1,000, meet fractions, find perimeter and area, tell time to the minute and solve elapsed-time problems.
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Editor's picks for Grade 3, chosen from the usual grade sequence rather than from usage data.
Common practice topics
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Word Problems
Comparing Numbers
Place Value
Rounding
Money
Measurement
Number Patterns
Time
Fractions
Geometry
How Grade 3 builds
Multiplication facts through 5 come before facts through 10, and division facts follow as their inverse. Fractions begin with bars and number lines before comparing and equivalence. Time grows from reading the minute to finding start, end and elapsed times.
Using the worksheets
Warm-up
Use a multiplication facts (0-5) sheet as a daily opener; the answer key makes quick self-marking easy.
Homework
Fraction and measurement sheets give parents a clear picture to talk through without needing to teach a method.
Review
Combine one multiplication sheet with its division counterpart to review a fact family in a single session.
Small-group support
Stay at Easy within facts 0-5 until recall is fast, then move to 0-10; do the same with elapsed time by starting from the end-time sheets.
Every worksheet is freshly generated with a separate answer key. Related standards appear on each topic and skill page as Common Core–informed practice, not a claim of official alignment. Nearby: Grade 2 · Grade 4.