Students will grasp foundational concepts for reading analog and digital clocks. They will review and reinforce skills necessary for accurately telling the time.

Students reinforce place value by grouping aliens into tens and noting leftovers. They will grasp whole numbers represented by symbols and amounts of tens and ones.

Students will develop number sense by ordering seven sets of four numbers, 1-20, from least to greatest. An optional timer space supports fluency checks.

Students determine the dimensions of various animals, including length and height. They will compare sizes and practice related spelling, developing foundational math and literacy abilities.

Engage students in an interactive game practicing addition and number comparison skills. They will improve their greater than, less than, and equal to fluency through dice rolls and competitive scoring.

Students will practice phonics by listening to words ending in -le. They will then identify and circle the correct spelling, reinforcing their understanding of stable syllables.

Engage 3rd graders with a cloze activity on stranger awareness. Students will fill 19 missing words from a list, enhancing reading comprehension, vocabulary, and safety knowledge.

Help students master the phonics rule for words ending in ck, k, c, or ke. They will identify correct spellings and use them in their own sentences.

Students compare car lengths and tree heights. They order items from shortest to longest and shortest to tallest, developing essential measurement and comparison skills.

Engage students in comparing three rectangles to determine their lengths. They will mark the longest with a 1 and the shortest with a 2, building comparison skills.

Engage students with a festive Thanksgiving worksheet. They will practice comparing two-digit whole numbers using greater than and less than symbols to build number sense.

Students will compare four animal heights using comparative and superlative vocabulary: short, taller, tallest. They will read, understand, and apply these specific terms.