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Third Grade Math Resources from the Virginia Department of Education

The following are resources from the Virginia Department of Education:

• K - 3 Vocabulary Lists
• K-5 Mathematics Vocabulary Word Wall Cards
• Third Grade SOL (2009)
• Enhanced Scope and Sequence Sample Lesson Plans - searchable by keyword (2009 SOL)
• Crosswalk between 2001 and 2009 SOL
• Third Grade Curriculum Framework (2009 SOL)
• Comparison: Virginia Math SOLs to Common Core Standards
• D.O.E. Instructional Videos
• D.O.E. 2009 SOL Practice Items and Mathematics Tools Practice
• Third Grade Test Blueprint 2009
• Third Grade 2000 Released Test
• Third Grade 2001 Released Test
• Third Grade 2002 Released Test
• Third Grade 2003 Released Test
• Third Grade 2004 Released Test
• Third Grade 2005 Released Test
• Third Grade 2007 Released Test
• Third Grade 2008 Released Test
• Third Grade 2009 Released Test
• Third Grade 2010 Released Test
• RCPS Third Grade 2010 Released Test Student Performance by Question (compare how RCPS students did on each question on the 2010 Released Test)
• Math Strategies for Teaching Limited English Proficient Students
• Revised Probability and Statistics Professional Development Module for Elementary/Middle School Teachers
• VMAST Practice Items (2009 SOL)
• VMAST Test Blueprints (2009 SOL)

Resources from Rockingham County Public Schools

This (MS Word) document, written by Jenny Gibson, highlights the changes between the 2001 and 2009 Math SOL for all math courses, Kindergarten - Algebra II:

Math SOL Changes 2009

The following website contains problem solving links and activities that are SmartBoard-friendly:

Smart Problem Solving Activities

The following website contains many Powerpoint, Excel, and Notebook files which may useful in teaching mathematics:

Pointpoint, Excel, and Notebook files from Joe Hill

The following website is from Susan Anderson and Brenda Maddox's 2005 Presentation at the VCTM Conference

Let's Celebrate Math Month