Get Ready For 3rd Grade

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Get Ready for 3rd Grade
Math Tools You’ll Need
Pencil, crayons, ruler, regular deck of playing cards or UNO
cards, coins, shopping fliers, hundreds chart
Directions: Do your best to complete as many of these summer mathematics activities as you can!
On a day you see
, use flash cards or play a game to practice your number facts.
Cool Mathematics Books to Read:
The Greedy Triangle by Marilyn Burns
The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins
Amanda Bean’s Amazing Dream by Cindy Neuschwander
The Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Fraction Book by Jerry Pallotta
Skittles Riddles Math by Barbara Barbieri McGrath
The Grapes of Math & Math Appeal by Gregg Tang
Games to Play (Deck of Cards needed)
1. Addition or Subtraction Compare – Pass out all the cards to players. Each player flips over two cards. Add or subtract the two
numbers showing. Players compare their values and the person with the higher value wins all four cards.
2. Close to 100 –Deal 6 cards to each player. Use any 4 of your cards to make two 2-digit numbers (Aces = 1; Jacks, Queens, & Kings
= WILD cards, stand for any digit 0-9). Try to make a combination that when added is close to or exactly 100. Write these two
numbers in your journal. Example: Your turn over
5
4
3
A
8
3
You combine 48 and 53 to make 101. Your score is 1 since the difference between 101 and 100 is 1. You make a recording sheet in
your journal like this,
Round 1: 48 + 53 = 101 Score 1
Put the cards you used in the discard pile. Keep the other two for the next round. Pick up four more cards and play 5 rounds.
Add the score to each round. The lowest score after 5 rounds wins.
Other games to play: Checkers, Memory, Chutes and Ladders, jigsaw puzzles, Parcheesi, Fish, Crazy Eights, Candy Land, Connect
Four, Legos, K’Nex.

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