Third grade is a very challenging school year. Your child is now considered a "real" student, so the difficulty of the work kicks up a notch. The first thing you'll notice is more homework. At first, this may actually seem fun to you and your child. Don't be fooled! Interest will probably wane as the school year progresses. But before it does, take advantage of this time to help build great study habits. Strong study skills can contribute significantly to your child's academic progress, both now and in the years ahead.

Here are the topics that your child is likely to study in third grade. When you purchase Homework Relief Packs for Grade 3, you'll receive lessons for all of these chapters:

Chapter 1:	Data, Graphs, and Facts Review
Chapter 2:	Place Value and Time
Chapter 3:	Adding Whole Numbers and Money
Chapter 4:	Subtracting Whole Numbers and Money
Chapter 5:	Multiplication Concepts and Facts
Chapter 6:	More Multiplication Facts
Chapter 7:	Division Concepts and Facts
Chapter 8:	Using Geometry
Chapter 9:	Multiplying and Dividing
Chapter 10:	Fractions and Customary Linear Measurement
Chapter 11:	Decimals and Metric Linear Measurement
Chapter 12:	Measurement and Probability