3rd grade time activities

Elapsed Time - Zoom Method (3rd Grade)

Elapsed Time- 3rd Grade

Teaching time doesn't have to be a struggle! Try these FREE telling time activities & fun math games, plus the simple strategies I teach with them in my second grade classroom, to help your students tell time. You won't believe the difference these teaching ideas make for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade kids learning to tell time or struggling with time past the hour! #timeactivities #secondgrademath #thirdgrademath

Telling time past the hour can be challenging for primary kids but it doesn’t have to be a struggle for you or your students. Learn simple ways and effective strategies to make telling time easier for primary kids.

Here in third grade, we practice fluency daily with: -Word Lists -Phrase Lists -Passages/Running Records My Mental Journey I have had a love-hate relationship with fluency. As a third grade teacher, my students are subject to end of year, high-stakes testing for the first time. Fluency is not tested on these exams, students have

Get math project inspiration and check out this camping themed multiplication project! This project using arrays is a great fit for 3rd grade and 4th grade math. Make it a part of guided math, math workshop, or as a stand alone lesson! Project based learning is a great way for kids to make connections between math and the real world. Read more here!

Telling Time Using Hands-on Math Centers - A Kinderteacher Life

Use this Elapsed Time Activities pages during your guided math groups. The pages included number line strategy and t-chart strategy free printables. Put these in sheet protectors and use during small group instruction. You will also find anchor charts you can create with your students. #ElapsedTime #MathCenters #MathGames #ThirdGradeMath #3rdgrademath #GuidedMath #MathTechConnections

Looking for some fresh and fun ideas for your unit on time? Check out some of these cute cut and paste crafts! Get your students making clocks and turn it into a cool bulletin board display or create a set of pyramids, ordering different units of time! Great for 1st and 2nd graders, fits well into any unit on telling time. 1st grade time worksheets, 2nd grade time worksheets. Time math crafts. Make a clock worksheet. Make a clock activity.

Are your 3rd graders working on multiplication in your elementary classroom? You won’t want to miss this blog post that includes 3 multiplication games that your students will love. Today, I will give you two different math games with cards and a math knockout game. Read all about how you can use these fun and engaging math activities to practice multiplication while also getting links to all three of these 3rd grade math games. You won’t want to miss these multiplication ideas.

Teaching With a Mountain View: Elapsed Time Game!

Use this elapsed time scenario sheet to help your students create and solve their own elapsed time word problems. Check out the blog post for an idea of how to include technology using the Seesaw app with this activity.

Teaching elapsed time in 3rd grade can be daunting for any teacher. However, with a bit of creativity & out-of-the-box thinking, it can be a fun & engaging lesson for your students! In this post, I share some tips and tricks to help your students master elapsed time. Using elapsed time number lines and Judy Clocks can give your 3rd grade students the practice they need to solve elapsed time word problems. Elapsed time activities are perfect for whole or small group, or math centers. CLIC

Telling time to hour & half hour anchor chart for first grade

Elapsed time anchor chart

Do your students love to color? Do they need more practice telling time to the minute, to the nearest 5 minutes, and solving elapsed time word problems? These FREE color by number pages are a great solution! Coloring is a great way to bring some calm to the chaos of your classroom while providing students with much-needed practice. These pages are written with 3rd grade math measurement standards in mind, but also work for review in 4th grade or as a challenge in 2nd grade math.