Engaging Fall Math Activities for 3rd Grade

Colorful leaves with white overlay Engaging Fall Math Activities


I love this time of year and so do my students! The season is changing and they know that Halloween is coming soon! There’s the daily question of what they will dress up as on Halloween, or “Mrs. H. guess what I’m going to be for Halloween?”.  They are beyond excited! For teachers however, this season can be really challenging. Keeping excited elementary kiddos engaged in learning is so hard. Fighting it will get you nowhere, so what should you do to survive this season? What engaging fall math activities will keep your students learning and focused through this crazy time?

FALL FACT FAMILIES

Pumpkin and Leaves next to Fall Fact Family Task Cards
These 44 fall multiplication fact family task cards are the perfect resource for an easy math center, Scoot game, or partner activity! Learning and practicing fact families helps kids improve their multiplication fact fluency.




Colorful array of task cards for fall fact families


HALLOWEEN MATH CENTERS


I just love using this Halloween Math Centers resource! It includes task cards for place value, rounding, multiplication and division – all the concepts we have been learning. There’s a really cute flip book they can use to record their answers as they work through all the task cards!

Halloween Math Booklet and task cards


HALLOWEEN MATH GAMES

Games are a high interest math task that will keep your students highly engaged, especially in the days right before Halloween. This set of 4 multiplication games gives your kiddos different ways to practice multiplication. 

Dice, Markers, and Hot Chocolate Math Game

Simply print, laminate (to use again and again), add dice, and put in a plastic bag. Your students can just grab it and play these fall and Halloween themed games!

Multiplication Math Game Apple Picking



Using fall math activities will help students engage with the holiday, but do it with rigorous and fun math centers and games through October and November!

If you want to formatively assess your students on multiplication, but aren’t sure how to go about it, check out this blog post on why and how I use formative assessments

What do you find helps keep your students engaged during the fall season?

Pumpkin with white overlay Engaging Fall Math Activities



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