3rd Grade Math Curriculum: Units 11–15 E-Book | Mathtastico
3rd Grade Math Curriculum: Units 11–15 E-Book | Mathtastico
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3rd grade geometry, measurement, data, and financial literacy
Connect math to shapes, measurements, graphs, and everyday decisions with the TEKS-aligned Mathtastico Units 11–15 e-book. This resource also revisits multiplication and division problem solving, giving Texas teachers materials for lessons, intervention, and targeted STAAR math review.
- Grade: 3rd grade
- Scope: Units 11–15 of the Mathtastico multi-unit series
- Format: Digital e-book in English; no printed book is shipped
- Teaching uses: Classroom instruction, small groups, tutoring, and review
What students will practice
- Multiplication and division: Model and solve one- and two-step problems within 100 and describe relationships in number-pair tables.
- Geometry: Classify two- and three-dimensional figures, identify quadrilaterals, and explore their attributes.
- Area and perimeter: Find rectangular area, break composite figures into rectangles, and calculate polygon perimeters and missing side lengths.
- Measurement: Solve time-interval problems and choose appropriate tools and units for liquid volume and weight.
- Data: Read and organize categorical data in frequency tables, dot plots, pictographs, and bar graphs, then solve related problems.
- Financial literacy: Explore income, resource availability and cost, borrowing responsibilities, and reasons to save.
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 these Grade 3 Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills:
- Operations and relationships — 3.4K, 3.5B, 3.5E: Multiplication and division problems, models and equations, and number-pair tables.
- Geometry — 3.6A, 3.6B: Classifying figures and recognizing quadrilaterals.
- Area — 3.6C, 3.6D: Rectangular area and the additive area of composite figures.
- Measurement — 3.7B, 3.7C, 3.7D, 3.7E: Perimeter, time intervals, liquid volume, and weight.
- Data — 3.8A, 3.8B: Summarizing categorical data and solving one- and two-step data problems.
- Financial literacy — 3.9A, 3.9B, 3.9D, 3.9E: Labor and income, scarcity and cost, credit, and saving.
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.
Choose the right resource
This listing covers Units 11–15. Explore the Units 1–5 e-book for place value, fractions, addition, and subtraction, or the Units 6–10 e-book for multiplication, division, and problem solving.
Browse all 3rd grade math resources to compare individual units and bundles.
Edition note: The free Grade 3 Unit 1 sample previews our newer Unit 1 workbook, a separate edition from this Units 11–15 e-book.
