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Free Grade 3 Word Problems Worksheets
Printable word problem worksheets for Grade 3, aligned to the Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum. Pages practise reading a short story and choosing the right operation, with multiplication, division, adding, subtracting and Canadian money. Your child works on paper, with no screen time.
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Each skill has three free sheets (easier, on level, harder) with 15 questions and answers.
Grade 3 Multiplication and Division Word Problems Worksheets
Multiplication stories with groups of 2 to 10.
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Grade 3 Making Change Worksheets (Canadian Money)
Prices in cents paid with a loonie or a toonie.
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Paperpath finds your child's level and prints one page a day, so you spend less time searching and more time practising.
✓ Aligned to the Ontario 2020 curriculum
41 skills from Grade 1 to Grade 4, each mapped to the provincial expectations.
✓ One printed page, no screen time
Your child works on paper. You check answers on your phone in seconds.
✓ The next page adapts
Two good pages move your child up. A tricky page brings slightly easier questions.
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Why are word problems important in Grade 3? Word problems ask your child to read carefully, decide which operation to use, and connect math to real situations. Paperpath includes a word problems skill in every grade from 1 to 4.
My child can do the calculations but struggles with word problems. What helps? This is common. The gap is often in deciding which operation to use. Paperpath mixes problem types, some with clues like “in total” or “left”, and some that need more careful reading. If a page is tricky, the next one brings slightly easier questions.
Which word problems does Paperpath cover in Grade 3? Grade 3 has multiply and divide word problems, and shopping and making-change problems with Canadian money. Adding and subtracting stories appear throughout the grades.