3rd Grade Google Classroom Self-Grading Task Cards – TEKS Bundle

This resource will include 216 TEKS-aligned Digital Task Cards that can be assigned for Distance Learning via Google Classroom. These task cards are in a Google Form, which means they are automatically graded when students click submit!

Great ways to use this resource:

• Easy-to-Assign Distance Learning Activity
• No Prep Math Station
• STAAR Review

Each set automatically grades itself when students click submit! I have identified the standard for every single problem in this bundle, to make data tracking super simple.

I have designed these task cards to give more weight to the Readiness Standards which comprise nearly 2/3 of the STAAR test. The questions are rigorous and have bright graphics to keep students engaged. All questions are multiple choice.

You can easily use each of the 8 sets as a 24 question review activity, and you can also use this resource in many other ways!

1. Easily Differentiate by making a separate copy of the Google Form and eliminating questions or answer choices. This is great way to adjust this resource to align with IEPs or the needs of your students.
2. Create multiple reviews from this resource, splitting up the questions to use in a variety of ways. You may want to use 12 of the 24 questions in each set during your instructional unit for review and save the other 12 questions for your STAAR review. Please note that the questions are not editable, but most of the answer choices are editable.

You do not need Google Classroom to use this resource, but you must have a Google e-mail to use Google Forms.

What’s Included?

• PDFs with Links to make a copy of the Google Form in your Google Drive
• Directions on how to assign the Google Form to your students in Google Classroom
• Printable Teacher Tracking sheet to record names of students who are struggling with each of the TEKS (based on the problem numbers they missed)

Place Value Topics include:

• Composing and decomposing numbers up to 100,000 with objects and pictorial models
• Expanded Form
• Expanded Notation
• Describing Place Value relationships in the Base-10 number system
• Representing Numbers on a Number Line
• Comparing and Ordering whole numbers up to 100,000

Addition & Subtraction Topics include:

• One-step word problems
• Multi-Step word problems
• Representing word problems with strip diagram models, equations, and numbers
• Representing real-world situations with tables and verbal descriptions
• Finding the value of a collection of coins and bills

Multiplication & Division Review #1 Topics include:

• One-step word problems
• Arrays
• Representing Multiplication with Repeated Addition, Skip Counting, Jumps on a Number Line and arrays
• Using Multiplication facts to solve Division problems
• Division of objects into Equal Groups, or taking out Equal Shares
• Odd and Even Numbers
• Describing Multiplication as a Comparison
• Finding Missing Factors and Products in Multiplication and Division equations

Multiplication & Division Review #2 Topics include:

• One-step and Two-step Word Problems
• Representing Solutions with Arrays
• Strip Diagrams
• Representing Solutions with Equations
• 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication

Fraction Topics include:

• Representing Fractions with Models
• Fractions on a Number Line
• Explaining Unit Fractions
• Representing Equivalent Fractions with Models and on Number Lines
• Comparing Fractions
• Composing and Decomposing Fractions into unit fractions (3/4 = 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4)
• Dividing Objects into Fractional Shares

Geometry Topics include:

• Classify 2-D Figures
• Classify 3-D Shapes
• Identify special types of quadrilaterals
• Decompose figures into parts with equal areas

Measurement Topics include:

• Area of Rectangles
• Area of Complex (Rectilinear) Figures
• Perimeter of Polygons
• Finding the Missing Side Length in Perimeter problems
• Elapsed Time
• Selecting Units of Measure for Weight and Capacity
• Measuring Weight and Capacity

Data and Graphs Topics include:

• Frequency Tables
• Bar Graphs with scaled intervals
• Pictographs
• Dot Plots

Financial Literacy Topics include:

• Connection between human capital, labor and income
• Relationship between the availability or scarcity of resources and the impact on cost
• Costs and benefits of planned vs. unplanned spending
• Understanding credit and interest paid on debt
• Benefits of savings plans
• Decisions involving income, spending, saving, credit and charitable giving