Year 3 Maths, mapped to the Victorian Curriculum 2.0.
The complete Victorian Year 3 Maths course: 18 topics, 54 subtopics and 1,080 questions, every one with a fully worked solution, mapped to Level 3 of the Victorian Curriculum 2.0.
What Year 3 students learn in Victoria
Victorian schools teach mathematics from Version 2.0 of the Victorian Curriculum (F–10), published by the VCAA (Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority). It is set out in levels rather than years, and Year 3 students usually work at Level 3. This course covers reading, writing and ordering numbers to 10 000 and beyond, odd and even numbers, adding and subtracting two- and three-digit numbers (with and without regrouping), times tables for 2, 5, 10, 3 and 4, sharing and grouping for division, unit fractions, money, and measuring length, mass, capacity and time to the minute. It also covers angles, directions, 3D objects, tally charts and graphs, and simple chance.
The 18 topics below run from Whole Numbers and Place Value to Chance and cover number, measurement, space, statistics and probability. Each topic shows its Victorian Curriculum codes. A code such as VC2M3N02 reads as Victorian Curriculum 2.0 (VC2), Mathematics (M), Level 3 (3), Number (N), item 02. There are 54 subtopics with 20 questions each, so 1,080 questions in all, and every question has a fully worked solution.
Course topics
All 18 topics in the VIC Year 3 course. Select a topic to see its subtopics, worked solutions and questions.
About the curriculum
Victoria uses its own curriculum, the Victorian Curriculum 2.0. Our Queensland, Tasmanian and South Australian courses follow the Australian Curriculum v9, and Western Australia follows its own SCSA curriculum. The Level 3 mathematics is much the same as Year 3 in the Australian Curriculum, but the two are not identical, so this Victorian course is set up separately with its own 54 subtopics and its own codes. To go back over earlier skills or look ahead, Victorian Year 4 Maths is on the site too.
Why Class Mathematics for Victorian Year 3 Maths
Short, focused practice for every Year 3 topic, with a worked solution for every question.
Every Victorian Year 3 topic, from Whole Numbers and Place Value to Chance, split into 54 short subtopics.
Every one of the 1,080 Year 3 questions includes a step-by-step worked solution, not just the answer.
Mapped to Level 3 of the Victorian Curriculum 2.0. Each topic shows its VC2 codes.
Each subtopic has 20 questions that start simple and build up, so students can see their progress.
Designed for the whole learning community
For Teachers
- ✓ Curriculum-aligned content, ready to use
- ✓ Build worksheets and quizzes in minutes
- ✓ Every topic tagged with its VC2 codes
- ✓ Save hours of prep time each week
For Tutors
- ✓ Pick the exact skill a student needs
- ✓ Questions that build from easy to harder
- ✓ Worked solutions to talk through together
- ✓ Print or use on screen
For Parents
- ✓ Know your child is practising the right content
- ✓ Help without re-teaching the maths
- ✓ Short sessions that fit busy weeks
- ✓ Follow the Victorian Year 3 topics in order
Frequently asked questions
Does Class Mathematics follow the Victorian Curriculum 2.0?
Yes. The Victorian Year 3 course is mapped to Level 3 of the Victorian Curriculum 2.0 from the VCAA, and every topic shows its VC2 codes. Each subtopic page names the code it covers.
Why is the Victorian course different from the other states?
Victoria writes its own curriculum, while Queensland, Tasmania and South Australia use the Australian Curriculum v9 and Western Australia uses the SCSA curriculum. Most of the Year 3 maths is the same, but some skills sit in a different year or are described differently, so the Victorian course has its own list of subtopics and codes.
What topics are covered in Victorian Year 3 Maths?
The course has 18 topics: Whole Numbers and Place Value, Addition, Subtraction, Addition and Subtraction Problems, Multiplication, Division, Patterns and Number Sequences, Fractions, Money, Length and Perimeter, Mass, Volume and Capacity, Time, Angles, Position, 3D Objects, Data and Chance. Together they cover reading, writing and ordering numbers to 10 000 and beyond, odd and even numbers, adding and subtracting two- and three-digit numbers (with and without regrouping), times tables for 2, 5, 10, 3 and 4, sharing and grouping for division, unit fractions, money, and measuring length, mass, capacity and time to the minute. It also covers angles, directions, 3D objects, tally charts and graphs, and simple chance.
How many topics and questions are in the Victorian Year 3 course?
There are 18 topics, split into 54 subtopics with 1,080 practice questions, 20 in each subtopic. Every question has a fully worked solution, so students can check their method as well as their answer.
Which Year 3 maths topics do students find hardest?
Subtraction with regrouping (trading a ten for ten ones) trips up many Year 3 students, especially across a zero, as in 403 take away 168. Reading an analog clock to the minute and remembering the 3 and 4 times tables are the other common sticking points. Short, regular practice with worked solutions helps with all of them.
How can parents help their Year 3 child with maths?
Little and often works best: ten or fifteen minutes a few times a week beats one long session. You don't need to remember the methods, because each question has a worked solution that shows every step. Everyday maths helps too, such as counting change, reading the time, cooking with measuring cups and spotting shapes on a walk.
Ready to start Victorian Year 3 Maths?
Begin with Whole Numbers and Place Value: 6 subtopics and 120 questions, every one with a worked solution.