Mathematics Worksheets For CBSE Class 3 - Free Download

Maths Topics to be covered for Class 3

• Chapter 1: Where to Look From
• Chapter 2: Fun With Numbers
• Chapter 3: Give and Take
• Chapter 4: Long and Short
• Chapter 5: Shapes and Designs
• Chapter 6: Fun With Give and Take
• Chapter 7: Time Goes On
• Chapter 8: Who is Heavier?
• Chapter 9: How Many Times?
• Chapter 10: Play With Patterns
• Chapter 11: Jugs and Mugs
• Chapter 12: Can We Share?
• Chapter 13: Smart Charts!
• Chapter 14: Rupees and Paise

CBSE Class 3 Maths Syllabus

• Geometry : Recognising two-dimensional shapes. Introduction to lines, line segments, rays polygons and circles. Understanding scaled pictographs.
• Arithmetic : Parity, Ordinality and Roman Numerals, Place value of ones, tens and hundreds. Performing addition and subtraction of four-digit numbers. Addition and Subtraction of 4 digit Numbers. Fractions, Division and Multiplication of numbers.
• Money : Identifying common currency notes and coins. Putting together small amounts of money.
• Measurement : Measurement of Length. Estimating and comparing the length of objects, Distinguishing between near, far, thin, thick, longer/taller, shorter, high, low. Measuring short lengths in terms of non-uniform units.  Measurement of Weight: Understanding units of weight, Comparing heavy and light objects. Measurement of Capacity Comparing weight and capacity
• Time :  Distinguishing events happening at different times using terms like earlier/later. Understanding the qualitative feel of long & short duration, of school days v/s holidays.
• Pattern : Recognising, repeating and growing patterns. Finding the next shape in a pattern. Completing a repeating pattern. Generating a repeating pattern. Finding the next row in a growing pattern
• Data Handling: Collecting, representing and interpreting simple data such as measuring the arm length or circumference of the head using a paper strip.

For Preparation of board exams students can also check out other resource material

CBSE Class 3 Maths Question Papers

Important Questions for Class 3 Maths Chapter Wise

Maths Revision Notes for class 3

Previous Year Question Paper CBSE Class 3 Maths

Why do one Children need Worksheets for Practice?

It is very old saying that one can build a large building if the foundation is strong and sturdy. This holds true for studies also. Worksheets are essential and help students in the in-depth understanding of fundamental concepts. Practicing solving a lot of worksheets, solving numerous types of questions on each topic holds the key for success. Once basic concepts and fundamentals have been learnt, the next thing is to learn their applications by practicing problems. Practicing the problems helps us immensely to gauge how well we have understood the concepts.

There are times when students just run through any particular topic with casual awareness there by missing out on a few imperative “between the lines” concepts. Such things are the major causes of weak fundamental understandings of students. So in such cases Worksheets act as a boon and critical helpful tool which gauges the in-depth understanding of children highlighting doubts and misconceptions, if any.

Worksheets classifies the important aspects of any topic or chapter taught in the class in a very easy manner and increases the awareness amongst students.When students try to solve a worksheet they get to understand what are the key important factors which needs the main focus.Sometimes it happens that due to shortage of time all the major points of any particular topic gets skipped in the class or teacher rushes through , due to shortage of time. A worksheet thus provides a framework for the entire chapter and can help covering those important aspects which were rushed in the class and ensure that students record and understand all key items.

In a class of its say 40 students howsoever teacher tries to be active and work towards making each student understand whatever she has to teach in the class but there are always some students who tend to be in their own world and they wander in their thoughts.Worksheets which are provided timely to all the students, causes them to focus on the material at hand. it’s simply the difference between passive and active learning. Worksheets of this type can be used to introduce new material, particularly material with many new definitions and terms.

Worksheets help students be focussed and attentive in the class because they know after the class is over they will be assigned a worksheet which they need to solve so if they miss or skip any point in the class they may not be able to solve the worksheet completely and thereby lose reputation in the class.

Often students revise the chapter at home reading their respective textbooks. Thus more often than not they do miss many important points. Worksheets thus can be used intentionally to help guide student’s to consult textbooks. Having students write out responses encourages their engagement with the textbooks, the questions chosen indicate areas on which to focus. Explicitly discussing the worksheets and why particular questions are asked helps students reflect on what is important.