Mastering Money Management in 3rd Grade Math

In this video, Sage Axon from Hype Math teaches third graders how to add money and make change. The lesson includes practical examples with Melanie, Tim, Amara, and Mone, who make various purchases. Students learn to calculate totals and determine change by adding and subtracting amounts. The video emphasizes the importance of aligning decimals when adding and borrowing when subtracting. It concludes with a recap and encourages students to review any unclear concepts.

What is the first step to start learning about adding money and making change?

• Subscribe to the channel

• Grab a pencil and paper

• Download the worksheet

• All of the above

How much did Miss Melanie spend on bananas and cherries together?

• $8.19

• $8.29

• $9.19

• $7.19

What is crucial when adding decimals together?

• Lining up the decimals

• Multiplying

• Subtracting

• Rounding off

What does 'in total' mean in the context of the video?

• To subtract

• To divide

• To add

• To multiply

What amount of change does Miss Melanie receive after paying with a $20 bill?

• $11.91

• $11.81

• $10.81

• $12.81

What should you do if you can't subtract a number from another in subtraction?

• Add instead

• Divide

• Borrow from the next column

• Ignore it

What is the total cost of Mr. Tim's Batman and football games?

• $14.55

• $15.45

• $13.45

• $14.45

Why is it important to carry the one in addition?

• To convert to a different unit

• To ensure accurate addition

• To make the numbers larger

• It's not important

How much did Amara and Mone spend in total for bowling, skittles, and drinks?

• $22.00

• $23.00

• $25.00

• $24.00

After giving a $20 and $10 bill, how much change did Amara and Mone receive?

• $5

• $8

• $6

• $7