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    This document defines key grade 3 math vocabulary and representations. It includes definitions for terms like place value, tape diagrams, ten frames, area models, and number bonds. It also provides examples of representations for concepts like the distributive property, line plots, bar graphs, and picture graphs. The vocabulary and representations cover topics in number sense, operations, geometry, measurement, data analysis and algebra.

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    Grade 3 Vocabulary/ Representation

    Vocabulary

    Description

    Place Value

    The numerical value that a


    digit has by virtue of its
    position in a number.

    Tape Diagram

    Tape diagrams show the


    relationship between two
    quantities.

    Vertical Number
    Lines

    A number line is a picture of a


    straight line on which every
    point is assumed to
    correspond to a real number
    and every real number to a
    point.

    Ten Frame

    Ten-frames from show odd


    and even numbers and easy
    addition facts within numbers
    to 10.

    Area Models

    A model for multiplication


    problems, in which the length
    and width of a rectangle
    represents the factors.
    Relates rectangular arrays to
    area.

    Number Bond

    Number bond uses a partwhole-part concept to present


    the relation between the 3
    numbers.

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    Representation

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    Vocabulary

    Description

    Array

    An arrangement of a set of
    objects into equal rows and
    equal columns.

    Decompose

    Decomposing means to take


    apart a number for example;
    333 = 300 + 30 +3

    Representation

    The Distributive Property


    6 4 = _____

    The Distributive
    Property

    A multiplication fact can be


    broken into the sum of
    two other multiplication
    facts.

    (5 4) = 20

    (1 4) = 4
    (6 4) = (5 4) + (1 4)
    = 20 + 4

    Commutative
    Property

    The property that states


    when the order of two is
    changes, the product
    remains the same.

    Area

    The amount of twodimensional space in a


    bounded region.

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    Vocabulary

    Description

    Partition

    Divide a whole into equal parts.

    Axis

    Vertical or horizontal scale in a


    graph.

    Line Plot

    Bar Graph

    Picture Graph

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    A line plot is a graph that shows


    frequency of data along a
    number line. It is best to use a
    line plot when comparing fewer
    than 25 numbers. It is a quick,
    simple way to organize data.

    Representation

    The following numbers are the result


    from a test taken by a class of 24
    students:
    16, 14, 17, 11, 14, 19, 11, 17, 12, 21,
    22, 18, 11, 16, 15, 14, 18, 12, 13, 16,
    17, 15, 13, 17

    Graph generated from


    categorical data with bars to
    represent a quantity.

    A graph generated from


    categorical data with graphics
    to represent a quantity.

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    Grade 3 Vocabulary/ Representation


    Vocabulary

    Description

    Compose
    And
    Decompose
    (Addition & Subtraction)

    Level 1: Count all

    Level 2: Count on

    Representation

    Composing Numbers are numbers that are


    put together to create one number.
    For example; 300 + 30 + 3 = 333
    Decomposing means to take apart a number.
    For example; 333 = 300 + 30 + 3

    Level 3: Decompose an addend to compose

    Parallel Lines

    Two lines in a plane that do


    not intersect

    Perpendicular

    Two lines are perpendicular


    if they intersect, and any of
    the angles formed between
    the lines are 90 angles.

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