Grade Me: Mathematics (Standard - 3)  (Paperback, Bhavesh Maniar)

Do You Know?
That you may be carrying a computer on your wrist?

If you are wearing a digital watch, then you are carrying a tiny computer on your wrist.

A digital watch contains a device which emits an exact number of electric signals every second. A tiny computer in your watch counts the signals. Every time the signals reach this exact number, the computer changes the time displayed. The computer is very accurate, consequently your watch keeps almost perfect time. The computer can also work out the date and display it.

These days digital watches have many other interesting features. Some are like diaries, where you can record the names, addresses and phone numbers of your friends. You can program some watches to beep and remind you of appointments. Others are made specially for divers, and can record water pressure and depth. Some can even measure your blood pressure and pulse rate.

Table of Contents
Part - I
(1) Learning about numbers                  
(2) Introducing three - digit numbers      
(3) Reading three-digit numbers and writing them in words                        
(4) Place value and face value               
(5) Expanded form of two-digit numbers
(6) Comparing numbers                         
(7) The biggest and the smallest number
(8) Ascending order, descending order  
(9) Ascending and descending order of four three-digit numbers                    
(10) Making numbers from given digits    
(11) Even and odd numbers
(12) Introducing the number 1000                
(13) Geometric shapes and figures              
(14) Naming a figure and reading the name
(15) Flat surface and curved surface            
(16) Operations on numbers                         
(17) Word problems                                      
(18) Fractions                                                
(19) Writing half, quarter, three-quarters as fraction                                              
(20) Writing and reading the fractions 1/3, 1/5, 1/7                                                           
(21) Another explanation of 2/3, 3/5                        
(22) Measuring time                                      
(23) Pictorial information
Part - II
(1)  Multiplication                                     
(2)  Properties of multiplication               
(3)  Tables : 6 times to 10 times              
(4)  Multiplying a one-digit number by a one-digit number                           
(5)  Making a table with the help of  two other tables                                
(6)  Tables : 11 times to 20 times            
(7)  Multiplication without carrying over  
(8)  Multiplication by carrying over          
(9)  Multiplying a three digit number by one - digit number                                 
(10) Framing multiplication word problems from given information        
(11) World Problems                                    
(12) Measurement                                
(13) Calendar                                               
(14) Coins and Currency notes                    
(15) Division                                                  
Test Papers