Grade 3 · Year 4 · Class 3 · ages 8–9
Grade 3 maths practice (Class 3, free)
Grade 3 is the year of the times tables. Fluent recall of multiplication and division facts makes fractions, area and almost everything later easier, so regular short practice pays off. Children also add and subtract three-digit numbers and meet fractions of amounts.
Category A
A Number sense
Category B
B Addition
Category C
C Subtraction
Category D
D Multiplication
Category E
E Division
Category F
F Fractions
Category G
G Money
Category H
H Measurement
Category I
I Geometry
Category J
J Number sequences
What children usually learn in Grade 3
Typical Grade 3 maths (Year 4 in England, Class 3 in India) includes three-digit addition and subtraction, the times tables, division facts, rounding to the nearest 100, simple fractions, perimeter, hours and minutes and change from a purchase. Practise one skill until the meter nears 100 before you move on.
More for Grade 3: printable Grade 3 worksheets with answer keys · what suits a 8-year-old. Other grades: Grade 1 · Grade 2 · Grade 4 · Grade 5 · Grade 6 · Grade 7 · Grade 8.
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Grade 3 maths practice: questions
What maths do children learn in Grade 3?
Grade 3 usually covers three-digit addition and subtraction, the times tables, division facts, rounding to the nearest 100, simple fractions, perimeter, hours and minutes and change from a purchase. Exact topics vary between schools and countries, so use this practice alongside your own textbook.
Is Grade 3 the same as Year 4 and Class 3?
Roughly, yes. The same school year is called Year 4 in the UK (ages 8–9) and Class 3 in India. In the US it is Grade 3.
How long should a child practise Grade 3 maths each day?
Ten to twenty minutes a day, most days, works better than one long session. One skill at a time, until the mastery meter is near 100, is a good rhythm.
Are there printable Grade 3 worksheets?
Yes. Every skill on this page has a printable worksheet with an answer key, and there is a Grade 3 worksheets page too.
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