
Horizons Math 3
These 160 colorful lessons cover multiplication, division, geometry, the metric system, and more.
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Ready to turn your third grader into a math master?
With Horizons 3rd Grade Math, you'll get a bright, engaging curriculum that makes math feel like a game instead of a grind. With colorful lessons and hands-on activities, this program keeps kids moving, motivated, and miles away from math dread.
Curriculum Features
- This print-based curriculum includes two jam-packed student workbooks featuring 160 lessons that balance new material with steady review.
- Topics spiral from familiar ground into exciting new territory like multiplication and division with 2-digit quotients, geometry, rounding, square roots, fractions, decimals, and the metric system.
- Students also learn to read maps and graphs while flexing their problem-solving skills in real-world ways.
Lesson Structure
Each lesson is short, structured, and easy to teach—even if you're not a math whiz yourself. The teacher's guide walks you through each day with step-by-step instructions, clearly outlined goals, helpful teaching tips, and 40 bonus worksheets for extra practice when needed.
Spiral Learning Format
Horizons' spiral learning format means your child won't just touch on a topic once and forget it. Instead, he'll build mastery layer by layer, revisiting and reinforcing skills as he grows. It's a perfect blend of structure and flexibility, all wrapped in colorful, kid-friendly design.
Nonreligious Content
Horizons Math is completely nonreligious through grade 3. Faith-based content doesn't begin until grade 4.
Encouraging Math Skills
Whether your child loves math or needs a little encouragement, Horizons 3rd Grade Math helps him develop the skills he needs—and the confidence to use them.

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Lesson plans are already formatted in your teacher’s guide for each day and what should be taught and worked on.

