3rd Grade Math Curriculum: Units 1–5 E-Book | Mathtastico

Name: 3rd Grade Math Curriculum: Units 1–5 E-Book | Mathtastico
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3rd Grade Math Curriculum: Units 1–5 E-Book | Mathtastico

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TEKS-aligned 3rd grade math: Units 1–5

Build foundational math skills with the Mathtastico Units 1–5 e-book for Texas teachers. This resource brings together place value, whole-number comparisons, fractions, addition, and subtraction with guided lessons, spiral review, games, and STAAR-style practice.

Grade: 3rd grade
Scope: Units 1–5 of the Mathtastico multi-unit series
Format: Digital e-book in English; no printed book is shipped
Teaching uses: Classroom instruction, small-group intervention, tutoring, and targeted STAAR math review

What students will practice

Place value and whole numbers: Compose and decompose numbers, use expanded notation, compare and order numbers, and explore rounding.
Fractions: Use visual models and number lines, build fractions from unit fractions, represent equivalent fractions, and compare fractions with the same numerator or denominator.
Addition, subtraction, and money: Estimate solutions, represent one- and two-step problems, and determine the value of coins and bills.

What is included

Planning support: TEKS-based unit planning, math vocabulary, and guided questions for lesson goals.
Pre-assessments: Check prerequisite skills before introducing new learning.
Guided and independent practice: Teach each skill, then give students opportunities to apply it through practice and word problems.
Daily spiral review and Problem of the Day: Revisit previously taught skills throughout instruction.
Homework and games: Reinforce lesson concepts through additional practice and activities.
Checkpoints and assessments: Use writing prompts, problem-solving questions, practice assessments, and unit assessments to monitor understanding.
STAAR-style questions: Integrate test-preparation practice into instruction and review.

TEKS coverage

The e-book addresses the following Grade 3 Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills:

Place value, comparison, and rounding — 3.2A, 3.2B, 3.2C, 3.2D: Number representations, base-ten relationships, rounding with number lines, and ordering whole numbers.
Fraction concepts — 3.3A, 3.3B, 3.3C, 3.3D, 3.3E: Fraction models, points on number lines, unit fractions, composing and decomposing fractions, and equal-sharing problems.
Fraction equivalence and comparison — 3.3F, 3.3G, 3.3H: Equivalent fractions and comparisons using models and reasoning.
Fraction models and measurement — 3.6E, 3.7A: Equal-area parts of congruent figures and halves, fourths, and eighths as distances from zero.
Estimation, money, and problem solving — 3.4B, 3.4C, 3.5A: Estimate addition and subtraction solutions, count coins and bills, and represent one- and two-step problems.

How to use this resource

Begin with a pre-assessment to identify skills that need attention. Introduce a concept with guided practice, follow with independent work or a game, and use checkpoints to plan your next lesson. Add spiral review and homework to revisit learning over time.