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This workbook contains almost 100 pages of math and language arts for the month of March, a perfect companion for a third or fourth-grader. It begins with seven pages dedicated to the month of March where a student can keep a list of the books they read during the month, places they visited, people they talked to, interesting words they came across, their favorite memory, and a calendar to keep track of their work each day. Eighty pages of unique activities follow: a word search on Adjectives, Unscramble, estimating and counting Area and Perimeter, lots of Narrative writing, Connect the Syllables, Pentagons, Find ten errors in a Multiplication Chart, three-digit Addition, Comparing numbers, What is missing, facts about the Presidents, single and multi-digit Multiplication and Division, Antonyms, Story-starters, Missing numbers, Divergent thinking, Differences, Sudoku, Sequence, Creative Writing, match the Arrays, Prepositional Phrases, describing Nature, Wildlife vocabulary, counting Polygons, putting Products in order, Weird and Wacky Weather story writing, Make a list, Similes, Comparative and Superlative adjectives, Subtraction and Multiplication Tic-Tac-Toe, Multiplication Hangman (or HangSpider), Triangles, Finish this story, Wise sayings, Compare and Contrast geometric shapes, estimating and counting Coins, drawing Triangles, asking Questions about Wildlife, Cubes, putting Things in order, and lots of Word Searches. Finishing off this workbook are twelve pages for writing stories and illustrating.Students may work on the pages they choose each day (as long as they show their work to their parents and get it signed at the bottom). Some students will complete one or two pages a night, while others will try to finish every page in this workbook. These pages can be copied by a teacher and distributed to students one at a time at the end of the day. It's your choice. This workbook is the perfect companion to school, a ready-made collection of homework pages waiting