Learning App for Kids
Ages 7 to 8

Grade 3 Courses: Place Value, Fractions and Real Writing

Grade 3 is where maths stops being about single numbers and starts being about how numbers are built. Place value, multiplication and the first fractions all rest on the same idea of grouping.

In language, writing moves past the single sentence, and a child is expected to hold an idea across several of them.

9 courses36 lessons217 activities3 levels each

Choose a subject

What each subject covers at Grade 3

Every subject is taught as an ordered sequence of units rather than a pile of activities. These are the units your child works through at this level.

English2 units · 4 lessons
Sentences and Word Meanings · Reading and Parts of Speech
Urdu2 units · 4 lessons
اردو گرامر · مذکر مؤنث اور کہانی
Maths2 units · 4 lessons
Place Value and Money · Multiply, Divide and Fractions
Science2 units · 4 lessons
Matter and Plant Life · Food Chains, Light and Sound
Islamic Studies2 units · 4 lessons
Wudu Step by Step · Zakat and Stories of the Prophets
Pakistan Studies2 units · 4 lessons
Geography and the Making of Pakistan · Regions, Languages and Festivals
General Knowledge2 units · 4 lessons
Our World and Its Animals · Landmarks and Inventions
Health & Food2 units · 4 lessons
Germs and Nutrition · Hygiene and Feelings
Art & Rhymes2 units · 4 lessons
Create and the Colour Wheel · Texture, Craft and Rhythm

The concepts that carry the most weight

  • Place value is the hinge. A child who understands that the 3 in 342 means three hundreds has a route into every larger number, and one who does not will guess.
  • Fractions are the first number a child meets that is not a count, and treating them as two separate numbers is the most common misconception at this age.
  • Multiplication and division are the same idea seen from two ends. Teaching them apart makes both harder.

Questions parents ask

Is this aligned to a curriculum?
The sequence follows Pakistan's Single National Curriculum, and the content is bilingual in English and Urdu throughout.
How does the difficulty adapt?
The app suggests a level up after two strong attempts and a level down after a weak one. It suggests; it never forces.
Where can I see how my child is doing?
The parent report shows points over time, lessons completed and per-subject mastery. It needs a free account.