3 RD Grade Math Tri Folds 5 FREEBooklets
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D Compare & Contrast E Categorize Shapes
6. Compare and contrast a rhombus and 7. Look at the following 6 shapes. Put 3rd Grade Math
a rectangle. them in groups according to the Tri-Folds
properties that they share. Explain your
thinking.
Geometry
Compare…
3.G.1 - BOOK THREE
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Learning Goals: I can categorize shapes
Contrast…
based on their attributes. I can
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A Multiple Response B Multiple Response C Multiple Response
1. A quadrilateral has 4 sides. Circle the 3. Parallelograms are polygons that have 5. A rectangle and a trapezoid are
shapes that are quadrilaterals. 2 pairs of parallel sides. Circle all the shown below. Circle the properties that
parallelograms. they have in common.
A. trapezoid
B. rectangle A. square
C. hexagon B. trapezoid
D. octagon C. rhombus
E. rhombus D. rectangle A. They are squares.
F. parallelogram B. They are polygons.
4. Draw and label the parallelograms that C. They are quadrilaterals.
2. Draw and label the quadrilaterals that you circled from problem #3. D. They have acute angles.
you circled from problem #1.
Explain your thinking:
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3.G.1 - #3
D Find the difference E Mass
5. What is the difference, in milliliters, 6. Jillian bought a bag of 7 oranges. If
3rd Grade Math
(mL) between the amounts of water in each orange has a mass of 250 grams,
the same size containers below? how much does the bag weigh? Tri-Folds
Work it out. Measurement & Data
3.MD.2 - BOOK TWO
Name:__________________________
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Date:___________________________
Answer.
Answer. Learning Goals: I can measure and
estimate liquid volumes and masses of
objects using grams, kilograms, and liters.
I can add, subtract, multiply, or divide to
Sentence. __________________ Sentence. __________________
solve one-step word problems involving
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A Volume B Mass C Volume
3. Amy has a large container of 4. Alexa and Camila have similar
1. How many milliliters (mL) of water
paperclips. She makes 8 stacks that containers. They are filled with different
are in the container?
weigh 30 grams each. How much do the amounts of water.
eight stacks weigh altogether? Alexa’s container has 14 mL of water.
About how much water, in milliliters (mL),
Work it out. does Camila’s container have?
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Answer. Answer.
Date:___________________________
Draw a picture.
Draw a picture.
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4. Each model shown has been shaded to
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3.NF.1 - #2
D Write Your Own Problem E Practice Problems
4. The answer is 5. 5. Write a division sentence to represent 3rd Grade Math
Write an equation.
the following array. Tri-Folds
__________ ÷ __________ = 5 Operations &
Draw the picture.
Algebraic Thinking
3.OA.2 - BOOK TWO
6. Victor has 35 counters. He places an
equal amount of counters into 7 piles.
How many counters are in each pile? Name:__________________________
Date:___________________________
Write an equation & solution: Write an equation & solution: Use the space below to show your work.