Australian Curriculum v9 Year 3 Number and Algebra Bundle

These Australian Curriculum v9 Worksheets and Task Cards provide support for the teaching of Number and Algebra in Year 3.

Some of the key skills and concepts covered in these worksheets and task cards include:

• Numbers to Beyond 10 000
• Fractions
• Addition and Subtraction
• Multiplication and Division
• Word Problems
• Pattern

As a teacher, it’s essential to have engaging, educational, and effective resources for your students. These worksheets and task cards are just that! They are a valuable resource for teachers and students in year 3, as they provide clear and detailed instruction and practice opportunities for students to build their understanding of number and algebra.

Not only do they align with the Australian curriculum for Year 3, but they also provide a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles. These worksheets and task cards can be used as independent practice, small group instruction, or whole class instruction, making them versatile and adaptable to your needs.

Moreover, these worksheets and task cards can also be used to check for understanding and track student progress. This allows teachers to provide valuable feedback to their students and to identify areas that need further attention.

This Number and Algebra Bundle will provide:

• Teacher’s Notes
• 144 worksheets
• 14 sets of task cards (32 cards in each set)
• Task card recording sheets
• Scoot and Scavenger Hunt instructions
• Scoot and Scavenger Hunt recording sheets

Australian Curriculum Links:

AC9M3N01 – AC9M3N07 and AC9M3A01 – AC9M3A03

(Source: Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), downloaded from the Australian Curriculum website on 17/01/2025)

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