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Grade 3 Round to the Nearest Hundred Worksheets

Round a whole number to the closest hundred, deciding with the tens digit.

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Rounding Β· Grade 3

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Rounding Practice

Grade 3 β€’ Round to the Nearest Hundred β€’ Three-digit numbers
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Round each number to the nearest hundred. Round halves up.

  1. 1) What is 836 rounded to the nearest hundred?
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  1. 2) Round 803 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 3) Round 734 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 4) What is 143 rounded to the nearest hundred?
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  1. 5) Round 789 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 6) Round 791 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 7) Round 578 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 8) Round 155 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 9) Round 905 to the nearest hundred.
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  1. 10) What is 151 rounded to the nearest hundred?
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  1. 11) Round 607 to the nearest hundred.
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Round each number to the nearest hundred. Round halves up. (continued)

  1. 12) What is 768 rounded to the nearest hundred?
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Answer Key

  1. 1. 800
  2. 2. 800
  3. 3. 700
  4. 4. 100
  1. 5. 800
  2. 6. 800
  3. 7. 600
  4. 8. 200
  1. 9. 900
  2. 10. 200
  3. 11. 600
  4. 12. 800
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What each level generates

Grade 3 round to the nearest hundred β€” the exact skill behind each difficulty setting, straight from the generator.

  1. Level 1Which hundred is it closer to?
  2. Level 2Three-digit numbers
  3. Level 3Which numbers round here?

Grade levels follow the progression common to most English-language curricula β€” not one specific national curriculum. Every level shows exactly what it generates, so you can check the fit with your own program. See the full scope & sequence β†’

More Grade 3 rounding skills

Each one generates a different kind of question, with its own three levels and answer key.

Frequently asked questions

β–ΈHow do you teach rounding to the nearest ten in Grade 3?

Start with a number line showing the two tens either side of the number, and ask which one is closer. Once that is intuitive, teach the shortcut: look at the ones digit β€” 0 to 4 rounds down, 5 to 9 rounds up. Round to the Nearest Ten drills exactly that, starting with Two-digit numbers.

β–ΈWhat numbers do these Grade 3 rounding worksheets use?

Round to the Nearest Ten runs from Two-digit numbers to Three-digit numbers. Round to the Nearest Hundred works in hundreds. Choose the Right Place mixes both targets on one page, so the child has to read each question rather than repeat the last answer's shape.

β–ΈDoes 45 round up or down?

These worksheets use the round-halves-up convention, so 45 rounds to 50 and 250 rounds to 300. The instruction line printed at the top of every sheet states the rule, so a child marking their own work is never left guessing.

β–ΈHow many rounding questions should a Grade 3 sheet have?

Ten to fifteen is a good session at this age β€” long enough to build a habit, short enough to stay accurate. Use the count stepper to size the sheet, and press Shuffle for a completely fresh set at the same sub-skill and level tomorrow.

β–ΈIs the worksheet free, and does it come with answers?

Yes, it is free with no sign-up and no watermark. Tick the answer key box and the answers print on their own page, so you can hand out the questions and keep the key.