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Stressing science and social studies connections, Math 3 uses simulations and games to help your students understand and practice new concepts. Covers skip-counting; identifying ordinal positions; adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers; dividing by single-digit divisors; adding positive and negative numbers; adding and subtracting fractions; plus measurements, mass, function rules, coordinate graphs, angles, and lines of symmetry.

The two workbooks include 130 worksheets and corresponding assessment forms. Color-coded fact cards will also give your child plenty of practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

After grade 3 a workbook format is no longer used. Students will transition to a textbook format where they will have to use a blank notebook to complete their work. This starts with the Saxon 5/4 level (for grade 4).