Grade 3 Math: Reading and Writing Numbers
52 printable 3rd Grade math worksheets on Reading and Writing Numbers. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 52.
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Teaching Reading and Writing Numbers
What it is
These pages write four-digit numbers in expanded form, 4,000 + 600 + 8, and build the number back from parts that may be given in any order.
When a child is ready
Ready once three-digit numbers are written in expanded form without help and the thousands place is named.
If they struggle
The trap is a place with nothing in it: 4,000 + 600 + 8 has no tens, so the number is 4,608 and not 468. Have the child draw four boxes labeled thousands, hundreds, tens, ones, drop each part into its box, and write 0 in any box left empty.
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