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Third Grade EOG Prep: Become a 4th Grader with Fun Math Challenges!

Prepare for your transition to 4th grade with this engaging math EOG preparation game! Complete a series of fun and challenging questions, ranging from number patterns and equations to basic arithmetic and word problems. Each correct answer will earn you rewards, allowing you to track your progress and build confidence in your math skills. From counting pennies to calculating costs and understanding patterns, this interactive game makes learning math exciting and effective. Let's see how many challenges you can conquer!

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Third Grade EOG Prep: Become a 4th Grader with Fun Math Challenges!

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  1. Third Grade EOG Prep Who wants to be a 4th Grader?

  2. #1 Amy counted 1,149 pennies in her jar. What is the correct way of writing the number of pennies in word form? Eleven thousand forty-nine One thousand one hundred forty-nine A: B: Eleven four nine One one hundred forty-nine C: D:

  3. Correct!! You have reached $100!! Click here to continue.

  4. Incorrect! Try again! Click here.

  5. #2 Ms. Howard bought 8 cheese pizzas for $48. How much did each pizza cost? $56 $6 A: B: $8 $40 C: D:

  6. Correct! You have reached $200! Click here to continue.

  7. #3 Leona and her mother made a quilt. They used 56 squares to make 8 rows. How many squares are in each row? 7 6 A: B: 8 9 C: D:

  8. Correct! You have reached $300! Click here to continue.

  9. #4 Megan counted the glass beads that came in a package. She counted 5,000 green + 40 yellow + 300 pink + 3 black beads. How many beads were there in all? 5,433 5,334 A: B: 5,343 3,435 C: D:

  10. Correct! You have reached $500! Click here to continue.

  11. #5 Wendy jogged for 30 minutes on Friday, 42 minutes on Saturday, and 55 minutes on Sunday. What is the total time she jogged? 1 hr 27 min 1 hr 12 min A: B: 2 hr 27 min 2 hr 7 min C: D:

  12. Correct! You have reached $1000! Click here to continue.

  13. #6 Kyle has a pocket full of marbles. He has one black, two green, three red, and two yellow. What is the likelihood that the marble will be black? 1 out of 8 1 out of 1 A: B: 1 out of 7 7 out of 8 C: D:

  14. Incorrect! You leave with $1000. Click here.

  15. Correct! You have reached $2,000! Click here to continue.

  16. #7 Tony’s computer game has a three-digit secret code. The code has a 7, a 5, and a 3 in it. How many possible numbers could there be with these three digits? 1 4 A: B: 6 9 C: D:

  17. Correct! You have reached $4,000! Click here to continue.

  18. #8 Matt made up a pattern. 1, 4, 10, 22, 46 What is the rule for Matt’s pattern? Add three to the number each time Double the number each time A: B: Multiply the number by itself and then add the number each time Multiply the number by two and then add 2 each time C: D:

  19. Correct! You have reached $8,000! Click here to continue.

  20. #9 What is the rule for this number pattern? 1, 1, 2, 6, 24, 120, … Add 0, then add 1, then add 2, and so on Multiply by 1, then add 1 A: B: Multiply by 1, then multiply by 2, then multiply by 3, and so on Multiply by 2, then subtract 1 C: D:

  21. Correct! You have reached $16,000! Click here to continue.

  22. #10 Laurie needs one cup of milk for each cake she bakes. If Laurie plans to make 4 cakes, how much milk will she use? 1 pint 2 quarts A: B: 1 gallon D: 1 quart C:

  23. Correct! You have reached $32,000! Click here to continue.

  24. #11 Carlos put 48 cookies into 8 equal rows. Which number sentence shows that N is equal to the number of cookies in each row? 48 ÷ 8 = N N + 8 = 48 A: B: 48 x 8 = N N - 8 = 48 C: D:

  25. Incorrect! You leave with $32,000. Click here.

  26. Correct! You have reached $64,000! Click here to continue.

  27. #12 Dana, Joy, and Puja shared their compact discs (CDs) so that each girl got 12. Which equation can be used to determine how many CDs there were in all? 12 ÷ 3 = 12 – 3 = A: B: 12 + 3 = 12 x 3 = C: D:

  28. Correct! You have reached $125,000! Click here to continue.

  29. #13 What is the value of the unknown in the number sentence X ÷ 4 = 9? 36 45 A: B: 32 5 C: D:

  30. Correct!You have reached $250,000! Click here to continue.

  31. #14 Seth drank three pints of water a day for six days. How many quarts of water did he drink? 6 12 A: B: 18 9 C: D:

  32. Correct! You have reached $500,000! Click here to continue.

  33. #15 Elizabeth has 3 boxes of marbles with 7 marbles in each box. Today, her aunt gave her a bag of 27 marbles. Which number sentence shows how many marbles Elizabeth has in all? 27 – 3 x 7 = 3 + 7 + 27 = A: B: 3 x 7 x 27 = 3 x 7 + 27 = C: D:

  34. Correct! You have reached $1,000,000! Congratulations!

  35. Great Job!!!! Thank you for playing!

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