Free Utah RISE Grade 3 Math Practice: 49 Printable PDFs for Classrooms, Tutors, and Parents

Find 49 free printable math worksheets for Utah Grade 3 review, organized by topic below. Use them for focused skill practice before RISE or alongside classwork. This collection also includes prerequisite review and extension activities; it is independent Effortless Math practice, not an official RISE practice test or a complete test blueprint.

Choose a worksheet topic

Start with the skill your child is learning or finds difficult. For Grade 3 review, prioritize equal groups, multiplication and division, fractions, rounding, addition and subtraction, measurement, area, perimeter, shapes, and graphs. Use the review and extension labels to keep extra practice separate from current grade-level goals. Open a PDF to check its difficulty and select the pages you need before printing.

Place Value and Number Sense

• Place Value and the Base-Ten System — find the value of every digit in a multi-digit number
• Reading and Writing Whole Numbers — switch between standard, expanded, and word forms
• Comparing and Ordering Whole Numbers — use <, >, and = to compare numbers up to four digits
• Rounding Whole Numbers — round to the nearest ten or hundred
• Even and Odd Numbers — Prerequisite review. spot even or odd by the ones digit

Addition and Subtraction Within 1,000

• Addition Within 1,000 — regroup with confidence using place-value columns
• Subtraction Within 1,000 — borrow once or many times, the steps are the same
• Estimating Sums and Differences — round first, then add or subtract for a quick check
• Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction — turn one- and two-step stories into number sentences

Multiplication

• Understanding Multiplication — \(a \times b\) as equal groups and as an array
• Multiplication Facts and Strategies — skip-count, double, and the \(\times 9\) trick
• Properties of Multiplication — commutative, associative, identity, zero, distributive
• Multiplying by Multiples of 10 — use a basic fact and place value
• Multiplying Two-Digit by One-Digit — break-apart strategy with tens and ones
• Multiplication Word Problems — equal groups, arrays, and multiplicative comparisons (extension)

Division

• Understanding Division — share equally or count groups
• Division Facts and Strategies — ask the multiplication twin to find each quotient
• Relating Multiplication and Division — fact families and missing factors
• Division Word Problems — sharing stories or grouping stories

Fractions

• Understanding Fractions — name a fraction by counting equal parts
• Fractions on a Number Line — find a fraction by jumping along $0$ to $1$
• Equivalent Fractions — make different fractions that mean the same amount
• Comparing Fractions — same denominator or same numerator rules
• Whole Numbers as Fractions — write any whole number as a fraction

Patterns and Equations

• Number Patterns and Sequences — find the rule, then continue the list
• Two-Step Word Problems — split into Step 1 and Step 2 and write each result
• Unknown Numbers in Equations — use the inverse operation to find the missing number
• Input-Output Tables — find the rule that turns input into output

Measurement

• Measuring Length — inches, feet, yards, centimeters, meters
• Liquid Volume and Mass — liters, milliliters, grams, kilograms
• Time and Elapsed Time — count up on a clock to find the gap
• Temperature — Supplemental measurement practice. degrees Fahrenheit with rise, drop, and compare
• Money and Making Change — Prerequisite review. count coins and find change

Area and Perimeter

• Understanding Area — count unit squares to find area
• Area of Rectangles — area \(= \) length \(\times\) width
• Perimeter of Polygons — add up every side length
• Area and Perimeter of Composite Figures — break into rectangles, then add

Geometry

• Classifying Two-Dimensional Shapes — name polygons by the number of sides
• Classifying Quadrilaterals — squares, rectangles, rhombuses, trapezoids
• Points, Lines, Line Segments, and Rays — Extension. the four building blocks of geometry
• Parallel and Perpendicular Lines — Extension. side-by-side or \(90^{\circ}\) crossing
• Classifying Angles — Extension. right, acute, obtuse, and straight
• Lines of Symmetry — Extension. find the fold lines that match a shape
• Three-Dimensional Shapes — Prerequisite review. count faces, edges, and vertices
• Partitioning Shapes Into Equal Parts — split into halves, thirds, fourths, and beyond

Data

• Pictographs and Bar Graphs — read graph values and compare categories
• Line Plots — read the marks and summarize the data
• Probability and Chance — Extension. label events impossible, unlikely, equally likely, likely, certain

Personal Financial Literacy

• Personal Financial Literacy — Supplemental life-skill practice. earn, save, spend, and figure how long it takes

How to choose a starting skill

For a child who is still building multiplication meaning, start with Understanding Multiplication before practicing facts. Ask them to draw equal groups and explain what the numbers represent. For fractions, begin with equal parts and a number line before comparing values. Rounding Whole Numbers includes larger-number practice too; choose problems rounding to the nearest ten or hundred when that is the lesson goal.

Use a short set of problems, check the reasoning together, and choose the next skill from what your child can explain. If an explanation is unfamiliar, visit the Grade 3 Math Online Center for topic lessons and more public learning resources. Teachers and tutors can use the same sequence to select targeted practice rather than assigning all 49 files at once.

Worksheets or an official RISE practice test?

These PDFs provide topic practice. For the state assessment format and official training resources, start with the Utah State Board of Education RISE page and follow its Utah RISE Portal link. USBE lists RISE mathematics for Grades 3–8. Check school instructions for your student’s testing arrangements.

The official Utah Grade 3 mathematics core guide explains the grade’s learning goals. For example, 3.NBT.1 concerns rounding to the nearest ten or hundred, not every place-value activity. Topics such as angle classification and probability on this page are additional practice rather than a claim that those topics are Grade 3 RISE requirements. Match a worksheet’s actual problems to the goal you are teaching.

Optional Utah Grade 3 study book

If your child would benefit from a book alongside these free worksheets, review Utah RISE Grade 3 Math Made Ridiculously Simple. The item below is one book. Open its product page to compare the available preview, format, contents, and purchase options with your child’s needs before ordering.

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