Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math Student Workbook Set, Third Edition
$23.80
Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math, Third Edition has 170 lessons. It reviews addition and subtraction skills, teaches multiplication and division facts through table 9, and simple two- and three-step multiplication and division. Other concepts drilled are fraction meaning, measure equivalents, money values, and telling time. Mixed computation and Roman numerals are also introduced.
These four Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math Student Workbooks, Third Edition take the place of the Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math Student Book, Third Edition. Unlike the Student Book, these Student Workbooks provide space within the lessons for students to complete their assigned work (instead of using separate paper).
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Purchase the Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math Student Workbook Set, Third Edition for a complete set of four consumable Student Workbooks that replace the non-consumable Student Book.
- Student Workbook 1 contains Lessons 1-40.
- Student Workbook 2 contains Lessons 41-81.
- Student Workbook 3 contains Lessons 82-123.
- Student Workbook 4 contains Lessons 124-170.
Rod & Staff Grade 3 Math, Third Edition has 170 lessons. It reviews addition and subtraction skills, teaches multiplication and division facts through table 9, and simple two- and three-step multiplication and division. Other concepts drilled are fraction meaning, measure equivalents, money values, and telling time. Mixed computation and Roman numerals are also introduced. Extra practice is provided in math facts and problems by the Third Edition Practice Sheets. Third Edition Tests are also available. The Third Edition Teacher Manuals, Parts 1 and 2, are essential for the program. They contain instructions for the teacher regarding lesson preparation, practice sheets, and drill time. Each lesson shows the pupil’s pages full size with answers filled in. Answer keys for practice sheets and tests are also included.
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