Mathematics Videos

This 3rd grade mathematics video from Genius Plaza covers word problems. Students will learn how to spot the "clues" (addition, subtraction, multiplication words) in word problems that can help them arrive at solutions, and will learn strategies for determining which "clues" are most valuable and helpful. This video can be used as part of a 3rd grade or differentiated lesson on multiplication, word problems, and place value.

In this video, Jackson uses his multiplication facts to divide by 2, 3, 4, and 5.

In this video, Zeke learns about the different classifications of quadrilaterals, including polygons and parallelograms, squares and rectangles, and rhombuses and trapezoids.

Students will learn how to divide whole numbers by following these steps: divide, multiply, subtract, and compare.

In this video, Emily uses cubes to determine whether a number is even or odd by comparing the ones digits.

This video lesson demonstrates how to use arrays to find products. How many shampoo bottles can the display hold? To solve this problem, students build an array with place value blocks, break apart the array into tens and ones, and write a number sentence to represent this. Then, they add the partial products to find the product of the array.

In this video, Alex learns how to do subtraction in parts using place values

Students will expand their knowledge of rational numbers with this video. They will learn about rational numbers written as fractions shown on a number line.

This video explains how to use key information from a word problem to translate words into an equation to solve for "x."

Students analyze the relationship between the dependent and independent variables using graphs and tables.

This 3rd grade mathematics video will help students understand simple place value calculations. Focused on hundreds, tens, and ones, the video features a colorful, story-based lesson on finding place value.

In this video, Jackson uses a number line to learn how to subtract.

In this video, Alex learns how to read, count with and write the numbers 1, 2 and 3.

In this video, Alex learns to count to 4 and 5.

In this video, Alex learns the number 0 and quantity of "none" using comparative quantities 2 and 3.

In this video, Alex learns to read and write the number 0, and to understand the quantity "none" using comparative quantity 1.

In this video, Jackson learns to count to 6 and 7 using chairs and apples, and how to label objects with numbers to demonstrate quantities.

In this video, Jackson learns to count to 8 and 9 using blocks and pennies.

In this video, Jackson learns to count to 10 using snails, counters and a 10-frame.

In this video, Emily learns to compare groups of objects and numbers using a 10-frame.

In this video, Emily learns how to count, write and compare numbers to determine which one is less than the other.

In this video, Daniel learns the concept of addition using addition sentences.

In this video, Daniel builds a basic equation using an addition sentence, incorporating the + sign and explaining that "and" and "+" mean the same thing.

In this video, Marta learns how to write a subtraction number sentence, and how to use the minus sign.