Mathematics
Number-Line Hop
Help the frog hop to the right number — from counting to negative fractions.
3rd Grade · Math
In the upper elementary years, math moves from counting strategies to multiplicative thinking. Children learn multiplication and division facts, treat fractions as numbers on a number line, and use place value to handle bigger numbers and decimals. Area, perimeter, volume, angles and graphs connect the arithmetic to real shapes and measurements. In third grade, the big ideas are multiplying and dividing within 100, fractions on a number line, area, and rounding to the nearest 10 or 100. Each third grade math game has levels that get harder step by step, free levels to try first, and no ads.
25 games
Mathematics
Help the frog hop to the right number — from counting to negative fractions.
Mathematics
Run a pretend market stall: pay exactly, use the fewest coins, and give the right change.
Mathematics
Plant trees in rows, pack fruit into crates and split big fields to multiply.
Mathematics
Saw planks into equal parts, paint fractions, build bridges that match and lay planks end to end to add.
Geography
Find the shortest way around town, dodge closed roads, and measure trips with a scale bar.
Practical Reasoning
Read the departure board, count the minutes and catch your connection on time.
Mathematics
Pop the right balloons as they float over a glowing twilight festival.
Mathematics
Answer to boost your kart past city lights, desert dunes, snowy peaks, beaches, forests and starry space.
Mathematics
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