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3rd Grade Math Tutor

Live 1:1 math tutoring for 3rd graders — times tables, division and first fractions, step by step.

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Signs Your 3rd Grader Needs Extra Math Support

  • Skip-counts from the start for every times-table fact, like 7 × 8.
  • Doesn't see how division connects to multiplication.
  • Can shade 1/4 of a shape but can't find 1/4 on a number line.
  • Mixes up area and perimeter.
  • Times-table homework turns into a nightly battle.

These are common in 3rd grade — and the right support can make a real difference.

How We Help Your 3rd Grader

3rd grade is when multiplication, division and fractions all start — and times tables become the tool for everything that comes next.

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Master it before moving on

Because every class is 1:1, the tutor doesn't move to division until your child understands what multiplication means, not just the facts.

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Interactive lessons

On-screen arrays, fraction strips and number lines make multiplication and fractions something your child does, not just watches.

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Tutors with a math or education background

Every tutor teaches live and 1-on-1.

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Help with school homework

Your child can bring 3rd grade homework questions to class, and the tutor helps them work through those questions step by step.

What Your 3rd Grader Learns in Math

Following the Common Core State Standards for 3rd grade.

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Meaning of multiplication & division

Understand multiplication as equal groups and arrays, and division as sharing and grouping.

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Times tables within 100

Multiply and divide within 100 fluently, and know products of two one-digit numbers from memory.

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Two-step word problems

Solve two-step word problems with all four operations, and check if the answer makes sense.

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Place value & rounding

Round to the nearest 10 or 100, add and subtract within 1,000, and multiply by multiples of 10.

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Fractions

Unit fractions, fractions on a number line, equivalent fractions and comparing fractions.

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Area and perimeter

Find area by counting squares and by multiplying, find perimeter, and tell the two apart.

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Time, measurement and data

Tell time to the minute, measure mass and liquid volume, and read scaled bar graphs and line plots.

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Shapes

Sort shapes by their attributes, including different kinds of quadrilaterals.

4 Steps to Stronger 3rd Grade Math

  1. Take a free 3rd grade level check

    In a free 45-minute demo lesson, the tutor checks your child's level live.

  2. Get your tutor's recommendation

    Where to start and how many lessons a week.

  3. Learn with weekly live 1:1 classes

    On a schedule that fits your family.

  4. Track progress with parent reports

    See what your child has learned and what's next.

By the End of 3rd Grade, Students Are Expected To…

  • Know times tables through 10 × 10.
  • Explain how multiplication and division are connected.
  • Place and compare fractions on a number line.
  • Find the area and perimeter of rectangles.
  • Solve two-step word problems with all four operations.

Start with a Free 3rd Grade Math Lesson

Book a free 45-minute live 1:1 lesson first, then choose a plan. Lessons start at $17.70 (2 lessons a week on a 12-month plan).

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3rd Grade Math FAQ

What will my 3rd grader work on with a TomoRise tutor?

A TomoRise 3rd grade math tutor helps with multiplication and division within 100, times tables, fractions, area and perimeter, rounding and two-step word problems, following the 3rd grade Common Core State Standards, in live 45-minute 1-on-1 lessons.

How do I know if my 3rd grader needs math help?

Common signs are skip-counting from the start for every times-table fact, not seeing how division connects to multiplication, trouble placing fractions on a number line, or mixing up area and perimeter. A free TomoRise demo lesson helps you see where your child stands.

Why are times tables such a big deal in 3rd grade?

Times tables matter in 3rd grade because division, fractions, area and 4th grade multi-digit division all depend on them, so a TomoRise tutor makes sure your child understands them, not just memorizes them. A child who knows 7 × 8 means 7 groups of 8 can still work out a fact they've forgotten.

How many lessons a week does a 3rd grader need?

Families can choose 1, 2 or 3 TomoRise lessons a week. After the free demo lesson, the tutor recommends how many lessons a week fit your child's level and goals.

My 3rd grader is already ahead in math — can TomoRise help?

Yes — TomoRise tutors can pick up the pace and add challenge, and if your child is ready, we'll move them up to 4th grade math lessons.

Can a TomoRise tutor help with 3rd grade math homework?

Yes — your child can bring questions from 3rd grade math homework to the lesson, and the TomoRise tutor will help them work through them step by step.

See where your child can go next.

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