Learn about what to expect for your child in third grade.
How you can help at home: These games and activities will help your child build academic skills while having fun.
Keep tabs on your third-grader's development with this handy checklist.
I have a third-grader who reads at a first- or second-grade level. She might not pass the third grade and that would be a catastrophe! (Self-esteem, embarrassment, defeat). I changed schools this year in the hope that it would help. I am very afraid for...
How do you know if your child has a learning disability? Learn to read the signs.
Here's a basic list if you don't have one from your child's school yet.
Third-graders learn about planets, stars, suns, and moons and the workings of the solar system.
Third-graders use technology in the classroom to learn about a range of subjects.
Many third graders apply their PE skills to sports and activities outside of school.
Third-graders work independently and in groups to create more detailed art. They identify art from different parts of the world and learn new art techniques.