Maths 3 - Lesson 3.3 Money - CIE 3.1

763 children attend Blue Haven School. 38 children are away today.

How many children are in school today?

Mathematical Equivalence

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There are 634 people on the train. At the first station, 84 people get off and no one gets on.

How many people are on the train now?

Mathematical Equivalence

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837 children attend ABC school. 538 of them are girls.

How many boys are there?

Mathematical Equivalence

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332 children and 179 adults visited the play park today.

How many people visited the play park today?

Mathematical Equivalence

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A supermarket stall has 135 pears left. A box of 348 pears are delivered.

How many pears are on the stall now?

Mathematical Equivalence

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The baker makes 127 small cakes and 298 large cakes.

How many cakes does the baker make all together?

Mathematical Equivalence

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Matching. What is each coin worth?

a

b

c

d

10 cents

1 cent

25 cents

5 cents

Matching the following amount of money

• 10 dollars = $10

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• 5 dollars = $5

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• 20 dollars = $20

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• 1 dollar = $1

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• 2 dollars = $2

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Use a decimal point to write the amount of money in dollars and cents.

• $10.55

• $5.50

• $10.05

• $10.51

Use a decimal point to write the amount of money in dollars and cents.

• $6.32

• $10.32

• $6.17

• $6.05