Grade 3 Rounding — Stretch your thinking
Rounding gives a nearby number that is easier to work with. Try the more demanding numbers. Estimate first, then explain your method and verify.
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20 questionsGrade 3 Rounding — Stretch your thinking
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Directions: Identify the place you are rounding to. Write your answer for each problem.
- Round 1,349 to nearest 100.
- Round 697 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,344 to nearest 10.
- Round 998 to nearest 100.
- Round 1,214 to nearest 100.
- Round 994 to nearest 100.
- Round 1,414 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,734 to nearest 10.
- Round 642 to nearest 10.
- Round 871 to nearest 10.
- Round 661 to nearest 100.
- Round 1,397 to nearest 100.
- Round 1,129 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,212 to nearest 100.
- Round 738 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,613 to nearest 10.
- Round 573 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,939 to nearest 10.
- Round 1,188 to nearest 10.
- Round 225 to nearest 100.
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Show answer key (for parents and teachers)
- 1. 1,300
- 2. 700
- 3. 1,340
- 4. 1,000
- 5. 1,200
- 6. 1,000
- 7. 1,410
- 8. 1,730
- 9. 640
- 10. 870
- 11. 700
- 12. 1,400
- 13. 1,130
- 14. 1,200
- 15. 740
- 16. 1,610
- 17. 570
- 18. 1,940
- 19. 1,190
- 20. 200
How to help with this skill
Third graders begin to use multiplication, division, fractions and measurement regularly. Discuss which operation fits the question.
- Identify the place you are rounding to.
- Look at the digit immediately to the right.
- If that digit is 5 or more, round up; otherwise keep the target digit.
Try this: Mark the two nearest multiples on a number line.
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Supplementary math practice, not a full curriculum. Review answers with your learner.