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It's time to practice adding three-digit numbers! Give this online math lesson from I Know It a try! In this third grade-level math lesson, students will answer vertical addition problems, horizontal addition problems, and addition word problems involving three-digit numbers. Students will fill in the blank with the correct answer.
Addition with three-digit numbers can be a tricky skill to master, but this math lesson will help children soar to addition success! Soon, they will be pros at adding the ones, adding the tens, and adding the hundreds, including carrying numbers to the next place value!
Students might answer a word problem like this: "Xavier saved $103. He earned $407 babysitting. How much money does he have all together?" Or they might answer a horizontal addition problem like this: "347 + 139 =" You will find a variety of question types in this 3-digit addition lesson.
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I Know It online math games, including this adding 3-digit numbers lesson, include several features that help students make the most of their interactive math practice experience. The score-tracker on the right side of the screen tells students how many questions they've answered correctly so far. The progress-tracker above that tells them how many questions are left in the math lesson. The 'hint' button gives students a pictorial or written clue to help them solve the math problem. If they don't get the answer correct, a detailed explanation page pops up with step-by-step instructions on how to solve the question correctly, so they can apply what they've learned to the next problem.
You will notice that all math lessons on I Know It have a speaker icon in the upper-left corner of the screen. This icon indicates the read-aloud feature; when pressed, the question will be read to the students in a clear voice. This feature is ideal for students who prefer auditory learning, or ESL/ELL students.
It is our sincere hope that this online math lesson about adding three-digit numbers will give your students extra confidence and proficiency in their basic addition skills. Be sure to try this online math game and browse our other math topics!
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There are so many benefits to being a member of iKnowIt.com! For example, you will be able to set up a class roster, add your students, and create individual user names and passwords for them to log in. You can also assign specific math lessons to individual students, check students' progress, print, email, and download progress reports, and change basic lesson settings (like limiting the number of hints per lesson and turning off the animations).
Your students will log in with their unique user name and password. When they do, they will see a kid-friendly homepage complete with large, colorful icons and an easy-to-navigate format. The homepage shows 'My Assignments' under which will appear the lessons you have assigned them. It will also provide them with the opportunity to explore other math lessons at their grade level, as well as math lessons at different grade levels, if you choose. The grade levels will appear as 'Level A' or 'Level B' instead of Grade 1 or Grade 2, which is ideal for assigning lessons based on skill level, rather than grade level.
This online math lesson featuring three-digit addition is categorized as a Level C lesson. You may want to try it out with your third grade or fourth grade class.
3.NBT.2, MA.3.NSO.2.1, MA.3.AR.1.2, 3.4A
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