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How many units are there in the first volume of mathematics in grade three?
Unit 1, measurement

Take a look before the exam.

1

The comparison size must be changed to the same knowledge point.

2

Note that the overload problem must be compared.

three

Solve problems, carefully examine questions, and observe changes in the unit.

I. Unit of length

Through basic knowledge

1

In life, a small number of items can be used (

Millimeter, centimeter, decimeter

) is a unit; Large objects,

Commonly used (

rice

)

Be a unit; Measuring long distances usually uses (

kilometre (km)

) do the unit, kilometer is also called (

public

In)

2

1

Have (

10

) cells, the length of each cell (

(to) equal to ...

)

, are all (

1

) mm-hmm

three

1

Elephant trunk/whip/used in combination with coins

1

The thickness of coins, rulers, magnetic cards, small buttons and keys is about.

1

millimetre

four

When calculating the length, you can only add and subtract the same length unit.

Tip: When converting the length unit, change the large unit to the small unit and add it to the end of the number.

(How many are there in the relationship?

, just add

several

); Replacing small units with large units is deleted at the end of the number.

(How many are there in the relationship?

, just remove a few.

)。

five

The relationship between length units is: (

The advance rate between every two adjacent length units is

10

)

The speed of progress is

10

1

rice

= 10

decimetre

1

decimetre

= 10

centimetre

1

centimetre

= 10

millimetre

10

decimetre

= 1

rice

10

centimetre

= 1

decimetre

10

millimetre

= 1

centimetre

The speed of progress is

100

1

rice

= 100

centimetre

1

decimetre

= 100

millimetre

100

centimetre

= 1

rice

100

millimetre

= 1

decimetre

The speed of progress is

1000

1

kilometre (km)

= 1000

rice

1

Kilometers (kilometers)

= = 1000

rice

1000

rice

= 1

kilometre (km)

1000

rice

= 1

Kilometers (kilometers)

Second, the quality unit

Through basic knowledge

1

When we express the weight of an object, we usually use (

mass unit

)。 In life, lighter items can

Use (

Scold or fight?

) is a unit; According to the quality of general goods, commonly used (

kilogram

) is a unit; Usually measure the quality of heavy or bulk goods.

Commonly used (

many

) do the unit.

Tip: In the conversion of "tons" and "kilograms", converting tons into kilograms means adding at the end of the number.

three

individual

; Put kilograms.

Convert it into tons and remove it at the end of the figure.

three

individual

2

, the ratio of two adjacent mass units is

1000

sequence

2

unit

Addition and subtraction within 10 thousand

Take a look before the exam.

① Vertical format

(

rule

)

② carry

1

And abdication (3) look at the symbols.

(4) Horizontal number (5) Pay attention to calculation and see what the standard must calculate.

6. When estimating, pay attention to estimate the ten digits to single digits and the hundred digits to ten digits.

Through basic knowledge

1

The minuend is a three-digit continuous abdication subtraction operation step:

When the columns are vertical, the same numbers must be aligned;

When subtracting, which digit is not reduced enough, the previous digit will be returned.

1

; If the previous one is

, and then return from the previous one.

1

2

Pay attention to the middle when doing the problem.

Because I abdicated one after another, I retired a hundred places.

1

By ten o'clock.

10

After that, I also learned from

Ten-digit retreat

1

while

10

Borrow a seat, so there are only ten left.

nine

, no

10

The sum of two three-digit sums.

It may also be three digits.

It could be four digits. )

3. formula.

Negative = negative+difference

Sum = Addendum+Another Addendum

Subtraction = minuend-difference

Appendix = Sum-Another Addendum

Difference = minuend-minuend

sequence

three

unit

quadrilateral

Take a look before the exam.

1

If it is mentioned in the application question that the perimeter of the figure is surrounded by lace, fence and railing, then find the length of lace, fence and railing.

And so on are all about the perimeter of the figure.

2

If the topic mentions that one side of the figure is against the wall, the question is how many fences should be used at least, so write down two possibilities. one

If the figure is long against the wall, then the fence length is one length plus two widths;

The second is the width of the figure against the wall, so the length of the fence is one width plus two lengths.

three

Spelling problem: make a big square from top to bottom and a big rectangle from left to right.

Through basic knowledge

1

, yes

four

Sum of straight edges

four

A closed figure with one corner is called a quadrilateral.

2

Characteristics of quadrilateral

There are four straight sides and four corners.

three

Characteristics of rectangle

Rectangular has two lengths.

,

Two widths, four right angles and equal sides.

four

Characteristics of a square

: Yes.

four

A right angle,

four

The edges are equal.

five

Rectangular and square are special parallelograms.

six

Characteristics of parallelogram

: ① The opposite sides are equal and the diagonal lines are equal.

② Parallelogram is easy to deform. (Triangle is not easy to deform)

seven

The length of a closed figure is its circumference.

eight

, formula

Perimeter of rectangle

=

(Dragon

+

Width)

2

The circumference of a square

=

Side length ×

four

Length of rectangle

=

Zhouchang' ao

2

-Width

The side length of a square

=

Zhouchang' ao

four

Width of rectangle

=

Zhouchang' ao

2

During the period of: during the period of.

sequence

four

unit

Division with remainder

Take a look before the exam.

1

Vertical division with remainder, remainder in horizontal division,

2

Remainder must be less than divisor.

three

The units of remainder and divisor in application problems should be determined according to the answers.

four

At most, we should pay attention to solving problems.

Through basic knowledge

1

The relationship between remainder and divisor: when calculating division with remainder

Remainder must be less than divisor.

2.

In the application of division with remainder

: ① Both quotient and remainder have units;

② The unit names of quotient and remainder may be different.

three

, formula

bonus

=

Divider × quotient+remainder

divisor

=

Dividend quotient-remainder

business

=

Residual dividend

sequence

five

unit

time

minute

second

Take a look before the exam.

Familiar with the conversion between hours, minutes and seconds and the forward speed.

60

Will compare the size relationship between the three. Refer to all the bigger questions in the big book.

Will fill in the appropriate time unit.

Through basic knowledge

1

There is on the clock face

three

Root needles, they are (

hour hand

)、(

minute hand

)、(

assistant

), the fastest of which is (

assistant

), go.

The slowest is (

hour hand

)。

2

There is on the clock face

(

12

)

Numbers,

(

12

)

A big grid,

(

60

)

A small cell; Between every two numbers is

(

1

)

A large grid, that is,

(

five

)

A small box.

three

Walk clockwise

1

cellular phone

(

1

)

Hours; Minute hand walk

1

cellular phone

(

five

)

Minutes, go

1

Little brother is

(

1

)

Minutes; Second hand walking

1

cellular phone

(

five

)

Seconds, go

1

Little brother is

(

1

)

Second.

four

Walk clockwise

1

Big grid, the minute hand just left.

(

1

)

Cycle by cycle, minute by minute.

1

The circle is

(

60

)

Points, that is

(

1

)

Clockwise walking

1

Circle, minute hand

To be completed

(

12

)

Round.

five

Walk for a few minutes.

1

Brother, the second hand just left.

(

1

)

Circle, walk with the second hand.

1

The circle is

(

60

)

That is, a few seconds

(

1

)

Minutes.

six

When the hand turns from one number to the next, it is

(

1

hour

)

. The minute hand moves from one number to the next.

(

five

minute

)

. The second hand counts from a number.

Go to the next number.

(

five

second

)

seven

On the clock face, the hour hand and the minute hand are at right angles: (

three

punctually

)、(

nine

punctually

)。

eight

, formula (The ratio between every two adjacent time units is

60

)

1

time

=60

minute

1

minute

=60

second

half time

=30

minute

60

minute

= 1

time

60

second

= 1

minute

30

minute

=

half time

sequence

six

unit

Multiply multiple numbers by one number.

Take a look before the exam.

1

, oral multiplication

(

Integer ten digits, integer, integer times one digit.

)

2

, estimate

(

Estimate first and then calculate.

)

three

, two digits multiplied by one digit carry multiplication, two digits multiplied by one digit carry multiplication, three digits multiplied by one digit continuous carry multiplication, middle or end

Three-digit multiplication and zero-sum one-digit carry multiplication.

Through basic knowledge

1

, estimate

. (

Find the approximate multiple digits first, and then calculate. such as

497

×

seven

3500

)

2

、①

Multiply by any number.

1

Anything that is not.

Multiply the numbers of to get the original number.

three

How many are there at the end of the factor

Add a few at the end of the product.

four

Multiply three digits by one digit.

The product may be three or four digits.

five

(About) Application:

(1) if there is "about" in the condition, but there is no "about" in the question, find the exact number. →(=)

(2) There are no conditions, but "about" appears in the question. Find out the approximate figure and use the estimate. →(≈)

(3) Conditions and problems are "approximate", approximate and estimated. →(≈)

sequence

seven

unit

A preliminary understanding of scores

Take a look before the exam.

1

Be sure to capitalize when reading.

2

Compare scores to see if they are the same denominator or numerator.

three

There must be some problems in the application of fractions, so don't miss the answers.

Through basic knowledge

1

Divide an object or figure into several parts on average, and take some of them, which is the score of the object or figure.

2

The more shares a whole is divided equally, the smaller the number represented by each share.

three

The numerator is the same, but the fraction with a small denominator is large, and the fraction with a large denominator is small.

If the denominators are the same, the fraction with large numerator is large, and the fraction with small numerator is small.

four

Addition and subtraction of fractions with the same denominator

The denominator remains the same, and it only adds and subtracts with the numerator.

1

Subtract from the score:

1

It can be regarded as a fraction with the same numerator and denominator.

sequence

eight

unit

possibility

Take a look before the exam.

1

Correct use of "possibility"

"certain"

The word "impossible"

2

Can correctly judge the size of the possibility according to the size of the quantity, but also can tell the size of the possibility, so that students have many problems in guessing the quantity;

three

Can cope with the ever-changing practice form, but can't really connect the learned knowledge with real life and old knowledge, that is, comprehensively use knowledge.

Improve cognitive ability;

four

The problem of examining questions must be serious, especially the "hidden" conditions;

Through basic knowledge

1

"Impossible and certain" both refer to certain phenomena. "Possibility" refers to an uncertain phenomenon.

2

Please use "certain, possible and impossible".

It must be:

The sun must rise in the east;

The moon must go around the earth;

The earth must be turning every day;

each

People must be born every day;

People must drink water.

Possibility:

It may rain in three days;

Flowers may be fragrant;

It may be windy tomorrow;

There may be an exam next week.

Impossible:

The sun cannot rise in the west; The earth can't go around the moon; Carp can't live on land;

I can't have eaten nothing since I was born; It is impossible to build a building in the air; I can't be older than my sister.