3rd Grade Using Appropriate Tools Strategically Interactive Videos

Explore mathematical problem-solving with a focus on tackling multi-step word problems using strategies such as visualization, number lines, and tabulation. Enhance problem-solving abilities and understand effective application of basic arithmetic operations in real-world contexts.

Develop skills to tell time to the nearest minute and solve within-hour elapsed time problems using visual tools. Focus on using number lines and T-charts to understand and calculate elapsed time effectively.

Explore the use of color tiles as an innovative method for measuring lengths across diverse scenarios. This technique enhances problem-solving abilities and provides a concrete understanding of measurement concepts.

Examine the role of simple machines—levers, pulleys, and wheels and axles—in facilitating work while applying fundamental physics principles. Gain insights into engineering concepts, enhance problem-solving skills, and understand forces like gravity and friction.

Explore essential techniques for handling everyday tools safely and effectively, focusing on the correct usage of scissors, hammers, cookie cutters, vacuum cleaners, and lawn mowers. Gain practical skills in tool manipulation and acquire an understanding of the operational requirements for various tools commonly used in daily life.

Explore the concept of multiplying fractions and whole numbers with the aid of visual models such as fraction strips and circles. Develop a deeper mathematical understanding by strategically using these tools to solve problems and effectively visualize mathematical concepts.

Explore the C-R-A model which encompasses the Concrete, Representational, and Abstract stages of mathematical problem-solving. Enhance skills in transitioning between these stages, developing a comprehensive understanding of problem-solving strategies, and applying abstract reasoning effectively.

Explore the concepts of Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM) through engaging word problems that apply mathematical reasoning. Develop skills to identify and utilize GCF and LCM to solve real-world scenarios related to distribution, synchronization, and organization.

Explore the use of diagrams and measurement scales to understand fractional parts of a whole, utilizing tools such as number lines and tape diagrams. Develop the ability to solve real-world problems, enhance comprehension of fractions, and effectively verify solutions.

Explore solving word problems related to length using color tiles as a measurement tool. Learners enhance problem-solving skills by identifying key information and using color tiles for representation. This process assists in understanding and verifying solutions, strengthening mathematical reasoning.

Develop skills in mathematical problem-solving by focusing on solving percentage problems through the use of proportions. Improve the ability to perform accurate percentage calculations and understand their practical application in various real-world scenarios.

Learn to solve ratio problems using tables and understand key concepts such as equivalent ratios and multiplicative reasoning. Develop skills in identifying relationships within ratios and applying mathematical reasoning to solve practical problems efficiently.

Explore the use of tape diagrams as strategic tools for understanding and solving multiplication problems through visual representation. Learners develop skills to apply these models to various multiplication scenarios, enhancing problem-solving abilities and conceptual comprehension of mathematical operations.

Explore correlation coefficients and learn how to apply linear regression for data-driven outcome predictions. Develop the ability to interpret statistical relationships and utilize regression techniques, thus enhancing data analysis proficiency.