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Third Grade Math with Confidence Student Workbook Part A
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Learn third grade math with confidence! Use Workbooks Part A and Part B to teach and reinforce the lessons in the Third Grade Math with Confidence Instructor Guide.
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Use Workbooks Part A and Part B to teach and reinforce the lessons in the Third Grade Math with Confidence Instructor Guide. These colorful, whimsical pages support you in your teaching and give your child written practice with new concepts and review of previously-learned skills.
- Lesson activity pages include visual aids, real-world examples, and game boards to simplify your teaching
- Practice pages provide written practice with new skills
- Review pages ensure students retain what what they’ve learned and master essential skills
- Unit Wrap-Ups at the end of each unit provide review and assessment
You’ll use Workbook Part A for Units 1-8, and Workbook Part B for Units 9-16. Together with the Instructor Guide, these books provide a full year of thorough and engaging math instruction.
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Fi –
If I buy the one dog now when do I get it?
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PDFs are available immediately after purchasing. We are not accepting pre-orders for the printed book.
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Amy Maloney –
Would math facts that stick be a good companion to Math with Confidence?
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The Facts That Stick series can be used as a supplement to any program. If the student is not solid on addition and/or subtraction facts, it would be a great idea to use those Facts That Stick books. Multiplication and division facts will be taught in Third Grade MWC, so the student may or may not need extra supplementation.
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Charlotte –
Does the PDF for grade 3 come with an optimized file for using less ink.
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Yes, the workbooks have printer-friendly versions.
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Stacey –
Do the pdf versions of Level 3 come with the ink-friendly versions?
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Press Minion –
Yes! If you purchase the PDFs of the 3rd Grade Math workbooks, that purchase comes with two download options, both of which are yours to keep: the full color one and a more printer-friendly one that strips out background color and a few other nonessential color-elements.
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Nadia linderman –
How do I determine what grade level to purchase for my 9 year old?
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Your child is ready to begin Third Grade Math with Confidence if he can:
*Count by 1s, 2s, 5s, and 10s to 1,000.
**Read, write, and compare 3-digit numbers.
*Understand place-value in 3-digit numbers.
*Know the addition and subtraction facts mostly by heart. (He should be able to recall the answers to most within 3 seconds or so. This varies depending on the child’s overall processing speed, so it is not a hard and fast guideline.)
*Know how to use place-value strategies to solve mental math problems like 55 + 37, 36 + 8, 90 – 42, or 74 – 6.
*Know how to add and subtract two- and three-digit numbers with the standard written process. (You might know this method as “stack math” or “borrowing and carrying.”)
All of these skills are reviewed in the first few units, so don’t worry if your child needs a refresher on a few of them. If your child is not fluent with the addition and subtraction facts but knows the rest of the skills listed above, she is probably ready to begin Third Grade Math with Confidence. Make sure to add 5 minutes of daily addition facts practice or subtraction facts practice to each lesson until your child becomes more fluent with the facts.
Click here for other grade levels and additional information.
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Lisa Coddington –
Hello!
Is there a place to download some of the items to print? For example, the dot array on p. 546 (3rd grade) I don’t want to ruin the instructor guide by tearing out pages. I thought I saw this somewhere and now I can’t find it 🙂
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Yes! The blackline masters are included in the sample for the Instructor Guide, just click the button underneath the product illustration on that page that says Instructor Guide Sample.
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Annoyed parent –
Why do you put the 10$ price if there is nothing to buy for $10?
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It shows the range of pricing available, $10.78 – $22.91, which accounts for different formats and availability.
In this case, the $10.78 is for a Scratch and Dent copy of the book – it’s not currently in stock, so the Scratch and Dent box is grayed out and you can’t choose it. It’s just like you would not be able to choose the paperback if that was not in stock, but s&d inventory is less predictable.
I’m sorry you were disappointed! If you aren’t able to get a Scratch and Dent copy of the book, you might check out our Summer Sales in June, July, and August. These sales generally offer the deepest discount on non s&d books available. If you’d like to be notified when sales begin, please click here to sign up for our newsletter.
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Annoyed Parent –
Came here for the advertised price of $10.78 for the book, appears to be a bait and switch attempt.
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It shows the range of pricing available, $10.78 – $22.91, which accounts for different formats and availability.
In this case, the $10.78 is for a Scratch and Dent copy of the book – it’s not currently in stock, so the Scratch and Dent box is grayed out and you can’t choose it. It’s just like you would not be able to choose the paperback if that was not in stock, but s&d inventory is less predictable.
I’m sorry you were disappointed! If you aren’t able to get a Scratch and Dent copy of the book, you might check out our Summer Sales in June, July, and August. These sales generally offer the deepest discount on non s&d books available. If you’d like to be notified when sales begin, please click here to sign up for our newsletter.
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CR –
Is the PDF printer friendly? Or is it full color?
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We have a printer-friendly version that removes background color and things like colorful borders; however, there is still quite a bit of color on each page. When you order the PDF, you get both full color and printer-friendly.
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Caroline (verified owner) –
This truly is a fun math, open and go, easy to use curriculum. I have been using the third grade MWC to review math with my fourth grader and it has strengthened his mental math skills and filled in gaps better than I expected. He is excited for math. It has become his favorite subject.
We’ve tried to do everything suggested including the book suggestions. It has been very helpful. The games are simple, yet very effective. We’re planning on buying the fourth grade level when it comes out. To continue to fill in the gaps. The concepts are sticking. Math has become a subject we all look forward to. The emails are also extremely helpful. Signing up for them before you even place your order or even if you’re not sure about using MWC. I highly recommend it, it includes teaching tips and preparation for successfully teaching math.
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Hannah A. –
Review from a third grader who completed the program: “I love that there are so many games in it! You are learning while you are doing the games. So, its helpful that you learn and you get to have fun.”
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Anna –
When will the paperback version 3rd grade part A be available?
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In one to two weeks!
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Rachelle –
How can I tell which level I should buy? I’m switching from another curriculum.
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Please click here for help with choosing the right level of MWC.
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Jenn –
Will the Part A workbook become available as paperback in the future or is PDF the only available format?
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Press Minion –
We ran out but we are printing more, and they will be back in stock soon.
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Erika Flemming –
Hi, We use Kate Snow’s Preschool Math and addition/subtraction/multiplication facts that stick. these have been wonderful resources. I am wondering if your third or fourth grade “math with confidence” cover fractions in-depth. We have been using Miquon alongside Kate Snow, our boys really enjoy the format, but I would happily purchase the third or fourth grade math materials as well to help them with solidifying their work on Fractions. (I really like how Kate Snow makes concepts so easy and learnable). My question is: which of the four cover fractions, and if all 4 do, would it be possible to provide a bit of an overview of what they teach about fractions? I confess I haven’t looked at the sample pages so there might be some helpful information there also that I’ll look at now. Thank you!
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Answer Desk –
Looking at the books, I think the fraction lessons can easily be taught on their own.
First grade introduces the idea of equal parts in preparation for fractions.
Second grade: half and quarter hours; split shapes into halves, thirds, fourths, sixths, and eighths, and read and write fractions
to describe fractional parts; use hands-on materials to compare fractions
Third grade: add and subtract fractions; compare fractions; find equivalent fractions; mixed numbers; different ways of dividing a whole into fractional parts; fractions that equal a whole
Fourth grade: adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers; equivalent fractions and decimals; factor pairs; fractions on the number line; converting fractions; multiply fractions by whole numbers; fraction word problems; mixed numbers on the number line; add mixed numbers; improper fractions.
I mostly put the new topics for each grade level, not the review topics from the prior year.
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