3. Let’s Play Review 1st 9 Weeks (3rd Grade)

5. Place Value

6. Addition & Subtraction

7. Estimation

8. Algebra

9. Data

10. Problem Solving Problem Solving

11. 20 30 40 50 Place Value Addition & Subtraction EstimationAlgebra Data Problem Solving 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50 30 40 50 10 20

12. FinalJeopardy

13. Final Jeopardy Answer

14. Students who meet or exceed on the 9-weeks math assessment.

15. Who are Third Graders?

16. Look at the number below. The digit 3 is in what place? 37,216

17. Ten thousands place

18. What is the value of the 7 in the number below? 47,316

19. 7,000

20. What is the expanded form of the number below? 15,067

21. 10,000 + 5,000 + 60 + 7

22. How many times greater is the 4 in the hundreds place than the 4 in the tens place? 13,440

23. 10 times greater

24. What is the standard form for thirteen thousand, four hundred three?

25. 13,403

26. What number goes in the box to make the number sentence true? (135 + )+ 5 = 135 + (10 + 5)

27. 10

28. What number goes in the box to make the number sentence true? 175 + = 25 + 175

29. 25

30. Amy and Joey had a garage sale of old toys, games and clothes. Amy sold $143 worth, and Joey sold $97. How much did they sell in all?

31. $240

32. Amy and Joey had a garage sale of old toys, games and clothes. Amy sold $143 worth, and Joey sold $97. How much more did Amy sell than Joey?

33. $46 more

34. John gave the clerk $1.00 for a drink that was $0.55 and chips that were $0.25. What should his change be in the fewest number of coins?

35. 2 dimes

36. Estimate the following sum: 213 + 489 = ___

37. About 700 (200 + 500)

38. Estimate the following difference: 579 – 214 = _____

39. About 400 (600 – 200)

40. What number should go in the box to make a true number sentence? 97 + 34 = 100 +

41. 31

42. Davis collects toy cars. He keeps them in boxes on a shelf. He has three full boxes so far. One box holds 42 cars. Another box holds 59, and a third box holds 21 cars. What is the best estimate of how many cars he has?

43. About 120 cars (40 + 60 + 20)

44. Shawn’s family is on a trip. They have 989 miles to travel in all. They have already gone 506 miles. What is the best estimate of how many miles they still have to travel?

45. About 500 miles (1,000 – 500)

46. What number must go in the to make the number sentence true? 72 + = 95

47. 23

48. What is the value of the unknown in the number sentence below? + 500 = 750

49. 250

50. What is the value of the unknown in the number sentence? 325 + = 400

51. 75

52. What value must go in the box to make a true number sentence? 500 - = 420

53. 80

54. Ralph has 65 cents. How much more does he need to have 80 cents? 65 + = 80

55. 15 cents

56. Dan asked some third grade students, “What is your favorite color?” and created this table to show their answers. How many students did he ask? Green14 Orange12 Blue27 Red18

57. 71

58. Look at the graph. How many more students like reading than social studies? Number of students 3025201510 50 reading social science math studies Favorite Subject

59. 10

60. Look at the pictograph of favorite colors. The key is missing. If you know that 6 like green best, how many like blue best?

61. 9

62. Look at the line plot that shows the number of pets that the students in Miss Smith’s class have. How many pets do most children have? X XXX XXX XXXXX XXX XXX 0 1 2 3 4 5 Number of PETS

63. 2

64. Look at the graph that shows how the number of computers at a school has changed over the last 20 years. How many FEWER were there in 1995 than 2005? Computers 605040302010 0 Number of computers 1990 1995 2000 2005

65. 20

66. Look at the line plot that shows the number of pets that the students in Miss Smith’s class last year had. Miss Smith has two more students in her class this year than last. How many students are in her class this year? X XXX XXX XXXXX XXX XXX 0 1 2 3 4 5 Number of PETS

67. 20

68. Joe’s class is playing guess my number. Joe gave these clues: My number has zero ones. It has a 2 in the hundreds place and a 3 in the tens place. It has the same number of thousands as it has hundreds. What is my number?

69. 2,230

70. Tina has a secret number. To make her number start with 3 ten thousands, 4 thousands, 2 hundreds, 5 tens, and 6 ones then increase that number by 50. What’s Tina’s secret number?

71. 34,306

72. John bought a book at the Book Fair. He gave the clerk 3 dollars and 3 quarters. The book was $3.55. How much change should he receive in the fewest number of coins?

73. 2 dimes

74. Mrs. Jones needs to be at a doctor’s appointment at 3:15. It takes her 20 minutes to drive there and 5 minutes to walk from the car into the office. What time should she leave home?

75. 2:50

76. Ben and Sara are playing a number game. They drew digits to make the greatest 5- digit number they can. Who can make the larger number? Ben Sara 4, 6, 7, 1, 3 3, 7, 6, 2, 5

77. Sara 76,532 > 76,431