Grade 3 Bar Models Worksheets
Master bar models step by step, from basic concepts to advanced problem solving
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Learning Path
Start with Lesson 1 and work your way through!
1
Part-Whole Bar Models
BeginnerUnderstand part-whole relationships
Draw part-whole modelsFind missing parts
2
Comparison Bar Models
EasyCompare quantities with bar models
Draw comparison modelsFind differences
3
Multi-Step Problems
EasySolve multi-step word problems
Break down problemsSolve step by step
4
Multiplication & Division Models
EasyBar models for multiplication
Model equal groupsSolve mult/div problems
5
Word Problems with Bar Models
EasyApply bar models to word problems
Read word problemsDraw bar models
6
Mixed Bar Model Review
EasyPractice all bar model types
Apply all skillsReview bar models
How to solve Grade 3 bar models problems
Real problems from these worksheets, solved one step at a time — the same explanations your child sees when practicing online.
Example 1
Lisa has 289 red books and 465 blue books. How many books does Lisa have in all?
- Draw one bar for all of Lisa's books, split into two parts: 289 red and 465 blue.
- We know both parts and want the whole, so add the parts. 289 + 465: add the hundreds and tens, then the ones. 289 + 460 = 749, then 749 + 5 = 754.
- Lisa has 754 books in all.
Answer: 754
Example 2
Lisa puts 15 books into bags. Each bag holds 3 books. How many bags does Lisa fill?
- Draw one bar for all 15 books. Each bag is a piece of 3.
- How many pieces of 3 fit into 15? Divide. 15 ÷ 3 = 5, because 3 × 5 = 15.
- Lisa fills 5 bags.
Answer: 5
Example 3
Jack had 23 stickers. Jack got 5 more. How many stickers does Jack have now?
- Jack starts with 23 stickers. Getting 5 more makes the bar longer, so add.
- 23 + 5 = 28.
- Jack has 28 stickers now.
Answer: 28
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are these Grade 3 Bar Models worksheets free?
- All printable Bar Models worksheets on MyMathKid are free to download and print. Answer keys are a premium feature available with a subscription.
- How many Bar Models worksheets are available for Grade 3?
- There are 6 progressive Bar Models lessons with worksheets for Grade 3, covering skills from foundational concepts to advanced problem solving.
- Are these Bar Models worksheets aligned to Common Core?
- Yes — these worksheets follow Common Core standards for Grade 3.
- What will my child practice with these Bar Models worksheets?
- Your child will practice: Part-Whole Bar Models, Comparison Bar Models, Multi-Step Problems, Multiplication & Division Models, and more.