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Parveen taught 3 days ago
The Student and Tutor practiced identifying and calculating angle measures using the properties of vertical, supplementary, and complementary angles. They worked through several problems, including some that required algebraic manipulation. The Tutor emphasized showing steps to clarify the reasoning and identify potential errors.
Vertical Angles
Supplementary Angles
Complementary Angles
Solving for Unknown Angles using Equations
Checking Angle Measurement Solutions
Parveen taught 11 days ago
The session covered multiplication and division of fractions, focusing on converting mixed numbers, using cancellation to simplify calculations, and applying the KFC method for division. The student practiced these skills on a worksheet, receiving guidance on simplification and error correction. There was no homework explicitly assigned, but continued practice was implied.
Multiplying Fractions
Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions
Cancellation (Simplifying Before Multiplying)
Dividing Fractions: KFC (Keep
Flip
Change)
Simplifying Improper Fractions to Mixed Numbers
Parveen taught 27 days ago
The student practiced fraction simplification and addition of fractions with unlike denominators, as well as solving word problems involving addition and subtraction. The tutor emphasized analyzing word problems to determine the correct operation and labeling answers with units. The student was assigned homework to complete additional practice problems from the worksheets discussed.
Simplifying Fractions
Finding Equivalent Fractions
Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators
Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction
Model Method for Addition and Subtraction
Parveen taught about 1 month ago
The student practiced solving systems of linear equations using the elimination method. They worked through several examples, focusing on manipulating equations to eliminate one variable and then solving for the remaining variable. The importance of checking solutions by substituting the values back into the original equations was emphasized.
Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination
Creating Opposite Coefficients
Verifying Solutions
Parveen taught about 1 month ago
The student reviewed addition and subtraction strategies to solve equations and word problems. The session focused on completing unfinished workbook pages related to chapter seven, with specific exercises on pages 96, 106, 107 and 108. The tutor provided guidance in problem-solving and emphasized the importance of identifying the correct operation in word problems.
Adding Three Numbers
Break Apart Strategy for Addition
Solving Equations with Missing Numbers
Counting by Tens for Addition
Word Problems: Fewer Than and More Than
Creating Number Stories
Parveen taught about 1 month ago
The session focused on adding and subtracting mixed fractions, including finding common denominators and solving word problems. The student practiced these skills, with guidance on simplifying fractions and applying the correct order of operations. The tutor introduced finding the least common multiple but deferred in-depth practice to a later time.
Adding and Subtracting Mixed Fractions
Word Problems with Fractions
Least Common Multiple (LCM)
Order of Operations (Addition and Subtraction)
Simplifying Fractions
Your child’s guide to learn 3rd grade math
How to learn 3rd grade math?
Third grade is a big transition year in math, introducing multiplication, division, fractions, and more advanced word problems.
Many children struggle with memorizing multiplication tables, understanding fractions, and solving multi-step problems, which can make math frustrating.
To overcome these challenges there are various hands-on ways and learning resources. Card games, scavenger hunts, and building blocks reinforce multiplication and arrays. Cooking projects and grocery math teach fractions and financial skills. Studies show that children who engage in active, real-world math applications improve retention by 45%.
Provide math workbooks, educational apps like Prodigy, interactive websites like Khan Academy, and printable worksheets to provide structured practice alongside outdoor math games and board games to your child.
If your child finds math overwhelming, a private 3rd grade math tutor can introduce creative strategies, visual aids, and personalized practice to strengthen their skills. Combining interactive activities, real-world applications, and structured practice helps your child develop strong math skills and confidence!
Who should study from a 3rd grade math tutor?
Struggling with multiplication and division
Third graders are expected to memorize multiplication tables and apply division strategies. If your child takes too long to solve basic problems or relies heavily on counting fingers, they may need extra support.
A 3rd grade math tutor can use visual aids like arrays, grouping objects, and number charts can help strengthen understanding.
Difficulty understanding fractions and place value
Fractions and large numbers can feel abstract. If your child struggles to compare fractions, understand numerators and denominators, or grasp place value beyond hundreds, a tutor can help.
They can use fraction models, number lines, and real-world applications like measuring recipes to make these concepts more concrete.
Difficulty interpreting graphs and data
Reading bar graphs, pictographs, and line plots is a key third-grade skill, but some children struggle with interpreting data and drawing conclusions.
A private 3rd grade math tutor can use interactive charts, real-life data tracking (like weather or sports scores), and hands-on graphing activities to make these concepts clearer and more engaging.
What to look for in a 3rd grade math tutor?
Experience with elementary math concepts
Choose a tutor who specializes in early math education and uses visual aids, games, and hands-on learning to make complex topics easier. A tutor experienced with multiplication, fractions, and problem-solving can provide structured guidance suited to your child’s needs.
Engaging and adaptable teaching style
Children learn differently, so look for a 3rd grade math tutor who can adjust their approach based on your child's strengths. Look for someone who incorporates math puzzles, stories, and interactive activities to keep learning exciting while ensuring comprehension.
Affordability & value
Quality tutoring doesn’t have to be expensive. While typical math tutoring rates range from $30–$60 per hour, Wiingy offers expert-vetted 3rd grade math tutoring for just $28 per session.
Wiingy also provides a free trial to help you find the perfect tutor. The right tutor can make math an enjoyable and stress-free experience for your child!
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