SubjectNest · Year 3 maths · Make it fit, then check
Make it fit, then check
Pick a useful little maths job.
Estimate, choose a tool, read a supplied model or try a safe real job with a familiar adult. Tell it, point, draw, type, direct help, pause or finish. A paper answer and actual measuring are different evidence.
Complete paper / no-image route · Optional fictional fit-check lab · Full home preparation
Day 21 · What are we measuring?
Pick one thing. What do you want to find out?
Choose this jobDay 22 · Start at zero, then make it fit
Make a bookmark that fits. Try an estimate first.
Choose this jobDay 23 · Mass without the mystery container
Which reading belongs to the thing inside?
Choose this jobDay 24 · How much is in it? How much can it hold?
Choose a container. Will it hold enough?
Choose this jobDay 25 · A tiny measuring help desk
Pick a job. Estimate, check, then help it fit.
Choose this jobDay 26 · An estimate with a useful clue
Try a quick estimate. What helped you guess?
Choose this jobDay 27 · Check a total before trusting it
Would that answer make sense? Show one check.
Choose this jobDay 28 · Find the missing part
What is missing? Can another calculation check it?
Choose this jobDay 29 · A plan worth checking
Choose a small job. What would help it work?
Choose this jobDay 30 · Your next useful maths move
Pick one thing to show. Then choose what to try next.
Choose this jobComplete ordinary practice packet · ZIP (use the separately chosen route)
Educators: choose exposure deliberately
The separate teacher desk contains held sources and staff answers. Keep these choices away from ordinary practice when a fresh check is intended.
Educator checks / teacher desk