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These Number Puzzles for Third Grade engage students in solving problems using a variety of equations, models, and strategies.  Most puzzles include a context, a model / drawing, an equation, and an “answer”.
Three-Digit Subtraction Number Puzzles help students understand three different strategies to solve three-digit subtraction problems.
In these Three-Digit Subtraction Number Puzzles students match the: subtraction equation, answer, problem broken apart by place value, problem represented in base-10 blocks and as a number line. There are 20 problems that do not involve regrouping / decomposing and 20 problems that do involve regrouping / decomposing.
For the 20 problems that involve regrouping / decomposing, there are two versions: one with the base-10 blocks of of the minuend not decomposed and the other with the base-10 blocks decomposed. Chose the version that works best for your students.
These Multiplication Number Puzzles help students interpret products of whole numbers by reading a context and identifying the expression, model / drawing, and total number. The context describes the relationship of the numbers, but doesn’t not include the question part of a word problem. The focus is on the relationship of the numbers.
These Number Puzzles give students practice in seeing the relationship between multiplication and division. Each number puzzle has four expressions and three numbers for each of the four equations. The multiplication expressions have one product; each division expression has a quotient. These puzzles are also good for developing the concept of the commutative property and number bond relationships.
Number Puzzles for multiplication word problems and division word problems help students match a word problem with a model, an equation, and a result / answer. Word Problems are grouped by problem type. There are 35 number puzzles, 3-4 per problem type.
Models for the word problems include groups, number lines, arrays / area models, and bar models. Equations have a letter for the missing number. Multiplication word problems only have the multiplication equation. Division word problems have both the division and multiplication equations.
Help third graders practice multiplication and division fact families with these 3.OA.4 Number Puzzles! Students determine unknown numbers in multiplication and division equations using engaging puzzle formats, including four-problem puzzles, one-problem matching puzzles, and traditional triangle fact cards. Perfect for math centers, small groups, fact fluency practice, and hands-on review.
Students solve two-step word problems and match the equations and answer to form a complete number puzzle. There are a three different number puzzles in this product that reinforce a variety of equations. Each type of number puzzle has a different two-step equation for a total of 36 equations.
Make area and perimeter practice hands-on with these 3rd Grade Area and Perimeter Number Puzzles! Students solve problems using models, equations, real-world contexts, unit squares, multiplication, additive area, unknown sides, and perimeter strategies. Perfect for math centers, small groups, review, early finishers, and hands-on practice with 3.MD.5–3.MD.8.
Help students practice multiplying by multiples of 10. There are a five different number puzzles in this product that reinforce multiplication concepts and patterns such as base-10, properties of operations, and place value strategies.
These Apply Properties of Operations Number Puzzles give students practice in seeing and applying the properties in several formats. Properties include: Associative Property (two formats), Distributive Property (four formats) and Commutative Property (one format).
Make multiplication practice hands-on and engaging with these Multiplication Number Puzzles! Students match multiplication expressions, area models, equal groups, number lines with repeated addition, and answers. Includes multiplication equations from 2–10, making this a great activity for math centers, small groups, review, and multiplication fact practice.
Help students explore arrays, rectangles, and multiplication patterns with this hands-on Building Arrays Flower Pot Activity! Students solve a real-world nursery display problem by arranging flower pots into rectangular and square arrays, then explain the patterns they discover through discussion and writing. Includes flower cutouts, writing pages, and extension problems.
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