Third Grade Math Games

Making 3rd Grade Math Fun

Looking for some third grade math games to teach math the fun way! If you're a parent or teacher, you'll find a growing list of math games for 3rd graders on this page that will introduce your third grader to a fun way of building math skills!



Krypto: Krypto is a great math game for 3rd graders. The object of the game is to combine five number cards using the four arithmetic operations (+, –, ×, ÷) to arrive at a "target" number.

Deep Sea Duel: Play against Okta the Octopus in this online math game. Take turns choosing cards and the first one to choose cards that add up to the specified target number wins the games.



Factorize: Learning about factors is important for 3rd grade math. With this activity, you can visually explore the concept of factors with rectangular arrays. The length and width are the factors of your number. Be sure to read instructions.


Angles: Get practice with measuring angles with this next game.

Math Division Games: Two player game for third grade students to help brush up on Division with factors up to 12.

Multiplication Games for Kids: Here's a fun group math game for 2 - 4 players. Have fun while practicing multiplication of 2 and 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers.

Math Card Games: Check out these three fun math games for 3rd graders. Multiplication Uno....Flip Up...and Buzz. Multiplication Uno is played with a deck of Uno cards and of course is great for practicing multiplication. Flip Up is played with ordinary deck of cards and can be used to practice addition, subtraction, or, multiplication.

Money Games For Kids: In the 3rd grade it's a good idea to make sure begin to have a good understanding of how to count money. Here you'll find the main money games page.

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This math card game is fun and simple way to teach subtraction facts. Players turn over two cards and subtract the value of the lower card from the value the higher card. The player with the highest remainder takes all the cards from that round of play.

If you enjoyed these third grade math games, you might also want to visit our second grade math games or 4th grade math games pages.