3rd Grade Math Worksheets
Third grade is where multiplication and division arrive and need to become facts, where fractions start as numbers on a line, and where area and perimeter turn shapes into arithmetic. Each page below prints a fresh sheet for one of those skills.
The times tables come first - most of the rest of the year leans on them - so the multiplication and division pages lead, with the chart and the games alongside for practice.
Multiplication and division
- Times Tables WorksheetsEvery multiplication fact, from 0 x 0 to 12 x 12.
- Math Fact Fluency LevelsA short test per times table, in teaching order.
- Division WorksheetsDivision facts that come out evenly.
- Multiplication and Division Fact FamiliesLink each product to its two divisions.
- Missing Number Multiplication and DivisionFind the missing factor: 6 × __ = 42.
- Multiplication Word Problem WorksheetsStories that need a multiplication.
- Division Word Problem WorksheetsStories that need a division.
- Multiplication ChartThe 12 × 12 grid, full or blanked out.
- Multiplication and Division Word ProblemsEqual groups, rows and sharing, mixed.
- Mixed Operation Word ProblemsAll four operations, one page, no hints.
Addition and subtraction
Fractions
Rounding
Measurement and data
- Area WorksheetsArea of rectangles with sides up to 12.
- Perimeter WorksheetsAdd the sides of a rectangle.
- Telling Time to the MinuteRead the clock to the exact minute.
- Elapsed Time WorksheetsHow much time passed between two clocks.
- Elapsed Time Crossing NoonElapsed time from a morning time to an afternoon one.
- Bar Graph WorksheetsRead, compare and total the bars.
- Line Plots with FractionsLine plots of measurements in quarters.
Practice and games
Substitute plans
Placement check
Frequently asked questions
What math does 3rd grade cover?
Multiplication and division within 100, the relationship between the two, fractions as numbers on a line, area and perimeter, rounding to tens and hundreds, telling time to the minute, and reading bar graphs.
How do I practise one times table at a time?
Open Times Tables Worksheets, clear the second number and pick the single table you are working on. Every problem on the page will use it.
Should third graders memorize the times tables?
Yes, by the end of the year, but after they understand them. Third grade first teaches multiplication as equal groups, then practices until the products of one-digit numbers are known from memory. The worksheets, chart and games here are for that practice stage.
Do the times tables go up to 12?
Yes. Times Tables Worksheets covers every fact from 0 to 12 x 12, and the multiplication and division pages offer the numbers 0 to 12.
Which pages link multiplication and division?
Multiplication and Division Fact Families and Missing Number Multiplication. The first writes the multiplication and division facts that three numbers make, and the second blanks one number in a multiplication or a division. Both show a division as a multiplication run backwards, which is how most students come to know the division facts.