What are the short math tongue twisters in grade three?

Four is four, ten is ten, fourteen is fourteen, and forty is forty.? Don't say four words into ten and cross into four. If you want to distinguish between forty and fourteen, practice speaking and speaking four often.

2. Birds and cats

A bird in the tree and a cat on the ground. The cat on the ground wants to bite the bird in the tree, and the bird in the tree wants to peck the cat's hair.

3. The rabbit opened a shop.

Bunny, open a shop, open a shop: a small table, two small chairs, three small ropes, four small boxes, five small flutes, six small sticks, seven small plates, eight small beans, nine brochures and ten pairs of small chopsticks.

Eight white rabbits live in eight houses with eight horns and eight octagons. Eight children tried to catch eight white rabbits, which scared them into living in eight octagonal houses.

4. One date, two dates, three dates, four dates, five dates, six dates, seven dates, eight dates, nine dates and ten dates; Ten dates, nine dates, eight dates, seven dates, six dates, five dates, four dates, three dates, two dates and one date.

On March 3rd, San Xiao went hiking. Up and down, up and down. Climbed the mountain three times and ran three miles. Sweating profusely, three shirts were wet. Small three hills shouted, "only three feet three from the sky!

6. There are seven stars in the sky, seven pieces of ice in the ground, seven eagles in the tree, seven nails on the beam and seven lamps on the stage. The snoring fan put out seven lights, and he chewed his whistle and pulled out seven nails. He drove away seven eagles, lifted his foot and kicked seven pieces of ice, and the flying clouds covered seven stars. Read it seven times in a row and you will be smart.