Ace 3rd Grade Math with Live 1:1 Online Tutoring
Learn and Solve 3rd Grade Math Problems with Cuemath
Our online math classes are flexible. The classes are conducted twice a week. It allows children to learn and make progress gradually. Each class is taught by the top 1% of Indian tutors. We ensure exceptional quality education tailored to your child’s learning style and pace.
Topics Covered in Grade 3 Mathematics Classes
Each 3rd grade math topic is taught by our top 1% Indian tutors who guide students using real-world examples and interactive activities. It makes complex concepts easy to understand.
Practice With Our 3rd Grade Math Worksheets
The practice worksheets help your child with 3rd grade math test preparation. These practice worksheets:
• Have tailored 3rd grade math problems with school-level standards
• The difficulty level progressively increases to build math confidence
• Have real-world applications of mathematical concepts
Our worksheets complement our flexible online classes. It lets students practice concepts at their own pace. In case of doubts, your child's expert Indian tutor provides personalized guidance during the next session. We make sure your child understands each 3rd grade math concept completely before moving forward.
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- 4-digit Numbers
- Numbers in Words
- Place Value up to 1000s
- Multiplication of 1-digit Number
- Divisibility Rules for 2, 5 and 10
- Tables 1 - 10
- Lines
- Line Segments
- Rays
- 2D Shapes
- 3D Shapes
- Polygons
- Symmetry
- Addition and Subtraction Within 1,000
- Addition and Subtraction of 4-digit Numbers
- Unit Fractions
- Compare Fractions
- Equivalent Fractions
- Fractions on Number Line
- Tally Graphs
- Bar Graphs
- Picture Graphs
- Line Plots
- Money Unit Conversion
Why is 3rd grade math important?
In Grade 3, students learn math concepts like fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, and rational numbers. To help them understand these tricky concepts easily, we use an engaging teaching method. Our tutors incorporate challenging problems, puzzles and questions to solve 3rd grade math problems.
What is the frequency and duration of Cuemath 3rd grade math classes?
We conduct two 3rd grade classes per week. Each lesson is for 55 - 60 minutes. In case your child misses any class, you can request a reschedule.
What do you learn in 3rd grade math?
In grade 3, your child will learn the basics of many concepts that are taught in depth in the coming grades. Example, number systems up to 10,000, place value, comparing, and rounding off of 4-digit numbers. Students also learn how to add and subtract 4-digit numbers, multiplication and division, fractions, how to read and write time, lines and polygons, measurement, money, and data handling. All of the topics are as per the US Common Core Standards.
What if I don’t like the tutor for grade 3 math classes?
In the rare case that happens, please raise a ticket with our help desk. We will be happy to diagnose the issue and find you a different tutor who aligns better with your child’s needs.
Can my child join 3rd grade math classes online at any time of the year?
Yes, you can have your kid onboard at any time. Our top Indian tutors are trained to make a personalized learning plan. The topics cover the time left in their academic year. If they think your kid can pick up additional topics, they include them too.
Does Cuemath offer 3rd grade math worksheets?
Yes, we have 3rd grade math worksheets after every lesson. Students can solve these worksheets and attempt 3rd grade math test. They can get in touch with their tutors to discuss the problems.
How can I keep track of my child’s 3rd grade math progress?
We have a dedicated parent app that lets you track the progress of your child and also lets you connect with their tutor.
What is 3rd grade common core math?
The 3rd grade common core math covers 4 critical areas: multiplication and division within 100, fractions and unit fractions, structure of rectangular arrays and area, and 2D shapes.
How to introduce multiplication to grade 3?
Start with natural ways of adding similar objects together. For example, they can add the number of cycles, bananas, or apples. Then gradually, introduce situations where they see different objects and put them in similar groups. This will invoke the basic concept of multiplication and addition of similar objects. Once the basics are built, you can give them basic multiplication charts. It will help them memorize and understand basic multiplication.
Do you offer any fun and engaging 3rd grade math games?
Our expert Indian tutors follow a teaching methodology that believes a student should think and solve problems on their own. To invoke thinking and interest, we use interactive lesson plans and assessments. This helps students understand math concepts without feeling bored or overwhelmed.