3rd Grade posters
Ages 8–9 · 50 free printable wall charts
LearnPosters has 50 free printable 3rd Grade posters for ages 8–9, covering All 12 times tables, Fractions, Area & perimeter, Water cycle. The multiplication and fractions year — with a poster for every single times table. 3rd Grade is also called Year 4, Year 3, Class 3 elsewhere.
- All 12 times tables
- Fractions
- Area & perimeter
- Water cycle
- Continents
Also known as Year 4 (England & Wales), Year 3 (Australia), Class 3 (India) and PYP 5 (IB).
Literacy · 12
The 8 Parts of Speech
All eight, each with a definition and a sentence showing it at work.
The Writing Process
Plan, draft, revise, edit, publish — with what to actually do at each step.
Homophones
Words that sound identical and mean completely different things.
Main Idea and Details
The one sentence a paragraph is about, and the sentences that hold it up.
Fact or Opinion?
One can be checked. The other cannot. Telling them apart is a life skill.
Working Out a New Word
Four kinds of clue writers leave, so you can read on instead of stopping.
Using a Dictionary
Guide words, alphabetical order, and everything an entry tells you.
Text Features
The parts of a non-fiction page that are not the paragraphs.
Four Kinds of Sentence
What the sentence is doing, and the mark it ends with.
Punctuating Speech
Where the quotation marks go, and the comma nearly everyone forgets.
Prefixes
Ten word-beginnings that unlock hundreds of words.
Suffixes
Ten word-endings, what each does, and how it changes the word's job.
Math · 28
The 1 Times Table
Every fact in the 1 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 2 Times Table
Every fact in the 2 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 3 Times Table
Every fact in the 3 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 4 Times Table
Every fact in the 4 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 5 Times Table
Every fact in the 5 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 6 Times Table
Every fact in the 6 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 7 Times Table
Every fact in the 7 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 8 Times Table
Every fact in the 8 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 9 Times Table
Every fact in the 9 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 10 Times Table
Every fact in the 10 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 11 Times Table
Every fact in the 11 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
The 12 Times Table
Every fact in the 12 times table, with the shortcut and the two hard ones.
Multiplication Chart 1–12
The full 12×12 grid with the square numbers picked out down the diagonal.
Fraction Wall
Whole down to twelfths as stacked bars — you can see why 1/4 beats 1/6.
Place Value to Hundred Thousands
Six columns with periods, commas and how to say the number out loud.
Measurement Chart
Length, mass and capacity in both systems, with a real object for scale.
Multiplication Properties
Four rules that cut how many facts you actually have to learn.
Division Is Sharing
Two ways to read a division, and why both give the same answer.
Rounding
Which ten, which hundred — and the only digit you need to look at.
Area and Perimeter
The fence and the grass — two measurements people constantly swap.
Fractions on a Number Line
Fractions are numbers, and each one has a home between 0 and 1.
Equivalent Fractions
Different numbers, exactly the same amount.
Working Out Elapsed Time
How long something took — counted in friendly jumps, not by subtracting.
Multiplying by 10 and 100
Why the zeros appear — and why 'just add a zero' stops working later.
Quadrilaterals
Six four-sided shapes, and why a square is also a rectangle.
Right, Acute, Obtuse
Three sizes of angle, measured against the corner of a page.
Which Operation?
The four questions that tell you whether to add, subtract, multiply or divide.
Line Plots
A dot for every measurement — the graph that shows where data clumps.
Science · 6
The Water Cycle
The four stages water moves through, drawn as one landscape.
Simple Machines
Six machines that make work easier, and where you have used each one.
Forces and Motion
What a force does, and the one that stops everything eventually.
Adaptations
Body parts and behaviours that fit an animal to its home.
Inside the Earth
Four layers, from the rock under your feet to the solid centre.
What Living Things Need
The five needs shared by every living thing, plant or animal.
Social Studies · 4
Continents & Oceans
A world map with all seven continents and five oceans labelled.
Directions on a Map
The four cardinal points, the four between them, and how to use them.
Three Kinds of Community
Urban, suburban and rural — what actually differs between them.
Goods and Services
Things you can hold, and work someone does for you.
Questions about 3rd Grade posters
- What do 3rd Grade posters cover?
- The multiplication and fractions year — with a poster for every single times table. The 50-poster set covers All 12 times tables, Fractions, Area & perimeter, Water cycle and Continents, split across literacy (12), math (28), science (6) and social studies (4).
- What age is 3rd Grade?
- 3rd Grade is normally ages 8–9. The posters are chosen for what that year actually asks a child to remember rather than for a birthday, so a child working a year ahead or a year behind should take the set that matches the work, not the age.
- What is 3rd Grade called in other countries?
- 3rd Grade is Year 4 in England & Wales, Year 3 in Australia, Class 3 in India and PYP 5 in the IB. Whichever name your school uses, this page is the same set of 50 printable wall charts for ages 8–9.
- Which 3rd Grade poster should I print first?
- The 1 Times Table, The 2 Times Table and The 3 Times Table are the ones that get used daily at this stage. Start with those, then fill in the rest of the 3rd grade wall as the year goes on.The 1 Times TableThe 2 Times TableThe 3 Times Table
- Are the 3rd Grade posters free to print?
- Yes — all 50 3rd Grade posters are free vector PDFs. No account, no watermark, and no limit on how many copies you print for a home, a classroom or a tutoring group. They print on US Letter or A4 and enlarge to A1 without going soft.Read the licence