3rd grade math (IM® v.360 aligned)

This course contains Khan Academy practice problems crafted to support the IM® v.360 curriculum by Illustrative Mathematics® (IM), licensed under Creative Commons/Attribution/Non-commercial 4.0. Designed to make it easier for districts, teachers, and students to find and use practice problems that complement IM v.360 lessons, this course was not produced in official partnership with Illustrative Mathematics.

7 units164 videos10 hours

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Unit 1: Introducing multiplication

Answer questions about scaled bar graphs

Multiplication for equal groups

Represent and solve multiplication problems

Solve problems involving arrays

Unit 2: Area and multiplication

Area of a rectangle without a grid

Unit 3: Wrapping up addition and subtraction within 1,000

Round to the nearest ten and the nearest hundred

Diagrams and equations for word problems

Unit 4: Relating multiplication to division

Write division expressions

Explore multiplication strategies with rectangles

Ways to represent multiplication of teen numbers

Unit 5: Fractions as numbers

Build fractions from unit fractions

Locate unit fractions on the number line

Non-unit fractions on the number line

All kinds of numbers on the number line

Equivalent fractions on a number line

Compare fractions with the same denominator

Unit 6: Measuring length, time, liquid volume, and weight

Interpret measurement data on line plots

Represent measurement data on line plots

Solve problems involving time (part 1)

Ways to represent measurement situations

What makes sense in the problem?

Ways to solve problems and show solutions

Unit 7: Two-dimensional shapes and perimeter

What attributes do you see?

Attributes that define shapes

Learn this with a class

With a class on Puzzicle this course runs as a timetable of live study parties: your batch watches together and answers the check-ins, sometimes with a teacher leading.

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