3rd Grade Math Homework
Third grade homework for every week: multiplication and division first, then measurement, area and fractions — with review built in.
Weeks 1–35 follow the order topics are commonly taught in during the year. It’s an estimate, not your program’s pacing guide — tick the topics your class has covered.
The same number with the same settings always gives the same sheet.
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3rd grade math homework by week
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Weekly math homework by grade
- 1st Grade Math Homework
- 2nd Grade Math Homework
- 3rd Grade Math Homework
- 4th Grade Math Homework
- 5th Grade Math Homework
About the 3rd Grade Math Homework
The third grade year opens with multiplication facts (week 1) and division facts, then multiplication and division word problems, unknown factors, time to the minute and elapsed time, mass and liquid volume, rounding, and addition and subtraction within 1,000. Multiplying by multiples of 10 and two-step word problems come next, then area by counting squares and area of rectangles, fractions of a shape, comparing fractions, perimeter and naming quadrilaterals. A sheet for week 12 practices mass and liquid volume word problems and reviews earlier topics such as multiplication facts or elapsed time. Show-your-work exercises get a box to work in, and fraction shapes, clocks, grids and rectangles are drawn on the sheet.
Ways to use 3rd grade math homework
Multiplication fluency
In the first weeks of the year the sheets practice multiplication and division facts; later sheets keep them in the review.
Add a challenge
Turn on Challenge question for one more word problem at the end; when the page is full, a review question makes room for it.
Before a unit test
Tick the topics of the coming test and print a sheet or two for practice at home.
Go over it together
Open Classroom Presentation Mode on Monday and use the arrow keys to go through the sheet with the class.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does division always come out even?
Yes. Third grade division facts always divide evenly; division with remainders is a 4th grade topic in this tool.
Does this page change my saved settings?
This page always opens at Grade 3 and doesn’t change the grade saved on the main Weekly Math Homework page. The week, topics, question counts and switches you choose for Grade 3 are saved for next time.