Choose duration
5 hours ($120) for one tight skill, or 10 hours ($240) when two skills need work.
"We only needed fractions help before a unit test. The 5-hour pack was enough."
Chicago, IL Parent of a Grade 3 studentTestPrepKart Math Prep · United States
Grade 3 Topic Packs
A focused 5 or 10 hour boost when you do not need a full-year plan. Private 1:1 hours on the Grade 3 topics you name, taught in English.
CHOOSE
$120
USD · 5 hours
or $240 USD · 10 hours · $24 USD per hour
1:1 hours
5 or 10 hour packs
English instruction
Format
Live 1:1 hours
Pack size
5 or 10 hours
Class length
40-55 minutes
Language
English (US)
Best for
One skill catch-up
How a topic pack works
Pick the hours, name the topics, finish in a few weeks
No year-long commitment. You choose 5 or 10 hours on the form so we know which pack to plan.
Name the topics
Fractions, times tables, place value, area/perimeter, homework rescue, or a short test warm-up.
Book the hours
We schedule live 1:1 slots in your US time zone and send a short plan after the first session.
Common Grade 3 pack ideas
Topics parents usually book
You can mix these inside a 5 or 10 hour pack. Your counselor locks the sequence on the planning call.
Times-tables fluency
Equal groups, arrays, and multiply/divide within 100 until facts stop feeling random.
Fractions on the number line
Unit fractions, simple equivalence, and compare-with-same-numerator stories.
Place value to 1,000
Round to 10/100 and add/subtract within 1,000 with place-value strategies.
Area and perimeter
Area as tiling and length × width, plus perimeter of polygons before spring tests.
Homework rescue week
Bring the school packet. We clear the stuck pages and rebuild the weak skill.
State-test warm-up
Short Grade 3 style sets plus repair on the two topics that keep missing.
Unit details for parents and students
What each Common Core unit covers
Topic packs still sit inside Grade 3 Common Core. Use this map to name the unit you want in a 5 or 10 hour pack: why it matters, what we teach, what mastery looks like, and a parent tip.
OA
Operations and Algebraic Thinking
Why this unit matters
This is the major work of Grade 3. If multiplication and division stay shaky, Grade 4 fractions and multi-digit work get much harder.
What mastery looks like
- Explains a product using a picture or array, not only a memorized fact
- Solves two-step problems and names which operation comes first
- Recalls most facts within 100 with growing speed by mid-year
What we teach
- Meaning of multiplication as equal groups and arrays
- Division as sharing and as finding unknown factors
- Fluency with multiply and divide within 100
- Properties (commutative, associative, distributive) in student-friendly language
- Two-step word problems with +, -, ×, ÷
- Arithmetic patterns and input-output tables
Parent tip: Ask your child to draw the story before computing. If they can show 3 groups of 4, the fact 3×4 sticks faster.
NBT
Number and Operations in Base Ten
Why this unit matters
Place value to 1,000 is the bridge from Grade 2 adding to multi-digit work. Rounding and fluent add/subtract keep homework from becoming a fight.
What mastery looks like
- Explains why 347 is closer to 350 or 300 when rounding
- Adds/subtracts three-digit numbers without always relying on fingers
- Catches an unreasonable answer by estimating first
What we teach
- Place value: hundreds, tens, ones to 1,000
- Read, write, and compare three-digit numbers
- Round to the nearest 10 or 100
- Add and subtract within 1,000 using place-value strategies
- Relate addition and subtraction for checking work
Parent tip: Have them read house numbers, receipts, and game scores aloud in hundreds-tens-ones. Real numbers beat worksheets alone.
NF
Number and Operations, Fractions
Why this unit matters
Grade 3 is the first year fractions are treated as numbers on the number line. This unit decides whether Grade 4 fraction operations feel possible.
What mastery looks like
- Places a fraction like 3/4 on a number line and explains why
- Recognizes when two fractions name the same amount
- Compares 2/5 and 2/8 without guessing from the bigger bottom number
What we teach
- Unit fractions (1/2, 1/3, 1/4, …) as equal parts of a whole
- Fractions on the number line between 0 and 1
- Simple equivalence (for example 1/2 = 2/4)
- Compare fractions with the same numerator or same denominator
- Fraction word problems tied to real sharing stories
Parent tip: Use pizza, chocolate bars, or measuring cups. Keep the whole the same size when you compare, or kids invent false rules.
MD
Measurement and Data
Why this unit matters
Time, graphs, area, and perimeter show up on every state-style test and in daily school life. Area also prepares the × connection kids need later.
What mastery looks like
- Finds how much time passed from 3:15 to 3:50 without counting on fingers only
- Reads a scaled bar graph and answers a two-step question
- Finds area of a rectangle two ways: tiling and length × width
What we teach
- Tell and write time to the nearest minute; elapsed time
- Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses (liters, grams, kilograms)
- Draw and read scaled picture graphs and bar graphs
- Area as covering with unit squares; area of rectangles as rows × columns
- Perimeter of polygons; relate area and perimeter
Parent tip: Practice elapsed time with real schedules (soccer, screen time). Kitchen measuring is free MD practice.
G
Geometry
Why this unit matters
Shape language and equal-area partitions support fractions and later geometry. Short unit, but it closes gaps before spring tests.
What mastery looks like
- Explains why a square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square
- Splits a shape into 4 equal parts and names each part 1/4
- Sorts shapes by attributes without mixing up sides and corners
What we teach
- Categories of shapes (quadrilaterals, rectangles, squares, rhombuses)
- Shared attributes vs defining attributes
- Partition shapes into equal areas and name the unit fraction of each part
- Draw shapes with given attributes
Parent tip: Scavenger hunt at home: find rectangles, then ask which ones are also squares. Keep it playful.
5 hours vs 10 hours
Which pack size fits
Use this as a quick guide. You still select the duration on the form so the lead reaches us with the pack size already chosen.
Rate$24 USD / hour
5-hour pack$120 USD
10-hour pack$240 USD
FormatLive 1:1 online
SchedulingFlexible US time zones
Course brochure
Download the Grade 3 course brochure
USD pricing for 5 and 10 hour packs, sample topic menus, and how scheduling works. Request it and we email the PDF.
- 5-hour and 10-hour USD prices
- Sample topic menus for Grade 3
- How hours are booked and tracked
- When a full-year course is a better fit
NRI families in the United States
Grade 3 math coaching for US schools, with Indian faculty for NRI students
We coach short 1:1 topic packs for Grade 3 students across the United States on US school and Common Core pacing. We also specifically support NRI and Indian-origin families living in the US.
Built for US Grade 3 classrooms
Lessons follow your child’s US school topics, homework, and state-style practice. English instruction stays the default so school language and coaching language match.
Indian faculty who teach US math
TestPrepKart is based in India and works with Indian faculty who teach US Grade 3 math online. Many NRI students find the first principles easier to grasp when the tutor can explain patiently in a familiar teaching style, while still staying locked to the US curriculum.
Why NRI parents in the US choose this
You get US-aligned Grade 3 coaching plus tutors who understand how Indian-origin learners often build number sense. That mix helps when a child is strong in drills but needs clearer word-problem language for US school tests.
What is included
Inside every Grade 3 topic pack
Short, clear scope. You pay for the hours you book.
Private Grade 3 tutor for the pack
Topic sequence locked after planning call
Worksheets for the hours you book
Short parent note after sessions
Flexible US time-zone scheduling
Clear start and finish for the pack
"Ten hours fixed times tables and a homework backlog. Clear start and stop dates."
Seattle, WA Parent of a Grade 3 student
"We selected 10 hours on the form so the counselor already knew the pack size before the call."
Phoenix, AZ Parent of a Grade 3 student
Get in touch
Plan a Grade 3 topic pack
Select 5 or 10 hours below so we know which pack you want. Then tell us the topics. We reply with schedule options.
- Required: choose 5-hour or 10-hour pack
- Optional: name the topics in the notes box
- No year commitment, clear hour count
FAQ
Questions parents ask before they book a topic pack
How much do Grade 3 topic packs cost in the US?
5 hours for $120 USD, or 10 hours for $240 USD ($24 per hour). Choose your duration on the form so we know which pack you want.
Is a topic pack 1:1 or group?
Topic packs are private 1:1 hours on the topics you name. Group and full-year 1:1 are separate course options.
How do I choose 5 hours vs 10 hours?
Pick 5 hours for one tight skill (for example times tables or a homework rescue). Pick 10 hours when two skills need work, or when you want a short test warm-up plus repair.
Can we use the hours across different topics?
Yes. In the planning call we lock a short sequence. Hours stay on Grade 3 work you approve.
Do unused hours expire?
Your counselor confirms the completion window when you enroll. Packs are meant to finish in a few weeks, not stretch across a full year.
What language are classes taught in?
English, for US school students.
Do you coach NRI students in the United States for Grade 3 math?
Yes. We coach Grade 3 math for US school students nationwide, and we specifically support NRI and Indian-origin families in the United States. Our Indian faculty teach US curriculum topics in English, which helps many NRI students understand basic principles more clearly while staying aligned to Common Core and school pacing.
Looking at all Grade 3 options? Back to Grade 3 Math Prep · See 1:1 · See group
Pick 5 or 10 hours and start planning
$120 or $240 USD. Tell us the duration on the form so we prepare the right pack.