Ontario Grade 3 Math Workbook

Diagnostic, Practice and Check - by Brandon Robert, an Ontario Certified Teacher. Paperback, 162 pages.

Written by Brandon Robert, an Ontario Certified Teacher, for a parent rather than a teacher: it opens with a twenty-minute check and a scoring page that turns the result into a short list of units to work through, in order, so you never have to do all 162 pages.

Ten units cover the Ontario Mathematics (2020) Grade 3 expectations for Number, Algebra, Data, Spatial Sense and Financial Literacy, and every expectation is quoted verbatim beside its real curriculum code, so any claim in the book can be checked against the curriculum itself.

It is not a government publication: it is not published, endorsed, approved or reviewed by the Ontario Ministry of Education, by EQAO or by any school board, and page 2 of the book lists what it leaves out and why.

The free companion pack

• The printable progress chart, the same chart as page 6 of the book.
• Ten extra mixed practice pages, one for each unit - 100 questions, none of which is printed anywhere in the book.
• The answer keys: first for the ten extra pages, then the book's own keys, each labelled with the page of the book it belongs to.

Download the free companion pack (PDF)

What’s inside

• A 20-minute, 24-question Start-of-Year Check, and a scoring page that routes each result to a specific unit and page number.
• Ten units of twelve pages each: the curriculum's own wording beside a plain explanation, a worked example of every method, nine graded practice pages, and a one-page Check.
• Six one-minute timed fact pages for the 2, 5 and 10 times tables and their division facts, with a progress graph.
• An End-of-Year Check built to the same shape as the first one, so September and June can be compared fairly.
• Full answer keys for every page, a progress chart, and a glossary written for you to read aloud.
• Honest limits on page 2: the coding expectations (C3.1, C3.2) need a device that runs code, and the hands-on halves of capacity and mass need real containers and a real balance, so Unit 9 sets those up as kitchen activities instead.

Where to get it

Buy the paperback on Amazon.ca

Also by Milestone Teachers: K-3 Assessment Starter Kit (paperback).

This book is written by an Ontario Certified Teacher and quotes the published Ontario Mathematics (2020) curriculum. It is not a government publication and is not published, endorsed, approved or reviewed by the Ontario Ministry of Education, by EQAO or by any school board.