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AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM NUMERACY STANDARDS – END OF YEAR 3 STRAND NUMBER & ALGEBRA MEASUREMENT & GEOMETRY SKILLS TO DEVELOP Number & Place Value Recognise, model, represent & order numbers to 10 000 Count to 9 999 in 1’s, 2’s, 5’s, 10’s, 50’s, 100’s, 500’s, 1000’s Concept of factors and multiples Group, partition, rearrange numbers to 10 000 - digit and word Match ordinal numbers to cardinal values – eg. 4th -4 Round numbers to nearest 10, 100 and 1000 Investigate and identify odd & even numbers Addition & Subtraction o Identify connection between addition & subtraction o Add and subtract to 10 000 – associated language and symbols o Mental facts & knowledge of strategies to 10 000 o Recall addition and subtraction facts to 20 o Recall multiplication and addition facts to 100 o Written Algorithms - Addition 2 three digit numbers with and without regrouping 3 two digit numbers without regrouping 4 digits without regrouping o Written Algorithms - Subtraction 2 three digit numbers with regrouping of 1’s 2 four digit numbers without regrouping Multiplication & Division o Recall multiplication facts of 2,3,5,10 and related division facts o 2 digits by 1 digit with or without regrouping o Represent and solve problems involving multiplication – mental & written Fractions & Decimals Model & represent fractions including halves, quarters, thirds & fifths as well multiples to a complete whole Money & Financial Maths Represent money values in multiple ways Change required for simple transactions to the nearest 5c Patterns & Algebra Describe, continue, create number patterns resulting from performing addition or subtraction Using Units of Measurements Measure, order & compare objects using familiar metric units of length, mass and capacity – g –kg; cm-m; ml-L Tell time to minute & investigate relationship between units of time – write time using a.m. & p.m. Read, write and represent times on digital and analogue clocks Interpret a calendar Shape Make models of 3D objects and describe key features – edge, base, face, vertex Analyse, classify and represent polygons according to angle and sides Location & Transformation Identify symmetry in the environment Draw and identify lines that are curved, straight, horizontal, vertical, oblique, perpendicular and diagonals Create & interpret simple grid maps to show position and pathways Identify symmetry in the environment – flip, slide, turn Identify, measure and compare angle sizes in everyday situations Geometric Reasoning Identify, measure and compare angle sizes in everyday situations STATISTICS & PROBABILITY Chance Conduct chance experiments, identify & describe possible outcomes and recognise variation in results Data Representation and Interpretation Identify data sources, plan methods of data collection and recording Collect and organise data into categories Draw, label, interpret & compare data – e.g. lists, tables, picture graphs and simple column graphs