Learning Level 3 · often taught in Year 3
Level 3 Mathematics
Explore numbers beyond 10,000, fractions, calculation strategies, measurement, spatial reasoning and data.
Academy topic groups
These examples include revision and extension ideas. They are not a complete list of official expectations for this level. Check your child's needs with their teacher.
Number and Algebra
- Read, write and order numbers up to tens of thousands
- Use place value to round numbers and check whether answers are reasonable
- Recall multiplication facts for the 2, 3, 5 and 10 times tables
- Divide numbers using the inverse of multiplication and interpret remainders
- Model and name halves, quarters, thirds, fifths and eighths
- Count and calculate with Australian coins and notes
- Describe number patterns and missing terms using the four operations
Measurement and Geometry
- Classify 2D shapes and 3D objects by features like symmetry and parallel sides
- Measure length, mass, capacity and temperature using standard units and tools
- Find the perimeter of shapes by adding side lengths
- Tell time to the minute on analogue and digital clocks
- Interpret grid references on maps and give directions
- Recognise angles as a measure of turn and identify right angles
Statistics and Probability
- Collect data through simple surveys and experiments
- Display data using column graphs, picture graphs and tables
- Interpret graphs to answer questions and compare categories
- Talk about the chance of everyday events using words like certain, equal chance and impossible
Practise these topics
Turn Level 3 into real skills
Try topic quizzes and worked explanations, then review progress together. Choose practice that matches what your child is learning now.