1 Rita went to a shop and bought a toy engine. Here is Devika's toy engine. It has many parts. Count and fill.

__________ red cylinder(s)

__________ yellow cone(s)

__________ grey cuboid(s)

__________ blue cube(s)

2 What shapes are used in these toys ?

3 1. Can you find these shapes in the classroom ? Fill in the table with their names.

a. Name the shape that you find the most. ____________

b. Name the shape that you find the least. ____________

c. Name the objects that are made up of more than one shape. ___

4 2. Look at these shapes and answer the following questions.

5 6. In what ways are these shapes the same? In what ways are they different ?

6 7. Look at a die. The faces have 1 to 6 dots. What number is on:

the face opposite number 1 ? ___________________

the face opposite number 2 ? ___________________

the face opposite number 3 ? ___________________

What pattern do you notice ? ___________________

7 8. In what order is this model built ?

8 9. In how many different ways can you join 3 cubes ? Try and see.

9 10. Name the shapes used in these models. Describe how the shapes are arranged to make them.

10 10. Name the shapes used in these models. Describe how the shapes are arranged to make them.

1 A. Write the number .

2 B. Count the beads and write the number.

3 C. Represent the number on abacus.

4 D. Fill in themissing number . Say the number aloud as you write them.

1. 1001 to 1020

2. 5497 to 5516

3. 3765 to 3774

4. 5101 to 5110

5 E. Write the number names.

6 F. Write number names.

7 A. Write the place value of coloured digit.

8 B. Write the place value of each digit.

9 C. Write the number.

10 D. Write the expanded form.

11 E. Write the number .

12 F. Form the number .

13 A. Compare each pair of numbers. Put > or < in the space.

1). 223 _____ 1145

2). 3629 _____ 943

3). 9543 _____ 9582

4). 6623 _____ 6058

5). 6402 _____ 7500

6). 1543 _____ 2543

7). 7830 _____ 7739

8). 9003 _____ 9234

9). 2245 _____ 2249

10). 879 _____ 860

14 B. Circle the smallest number in each group.

1. 3209 5526 7343 3010

2. 4569 4740 8304 8623

3. 1089 1988 1111 2344

4. 6579 8854 2254 6621

5. 1006 1143 1090 1000

15 C. Cross (x) out the biggest number in each group.

1. 3909 7526 651 3220

2. 4349 4747 8384 8923

3. 1099 5988 2222 2321

4. 4539 4454 6654 6629

5. 1509 1148 1063 2050

16 D. Rewrite the number in increasing or ascending order .

1. 3909 5626 7348 3319 ______ _______ _______ _______

2. 9569 4749 9574 8629 ______ _______ _______ _______

3. 1999 1112 1111 4344 ______ _______ _______ _______

4. 6579 8899 2288 6739 ______ _______ _______ _______

5. 1036 7113 1290 2000 ______ _______ _______ _______

17 E. Rewrite the numbers in decreasing or descending order.

1. 8345 5526 7343 3333 ______ _______ _______ _______

2. 4569 4224 8653 8623 ______ _______ _______ _______

3. 1089 988 4444 2344 ______ _______ _______ _______

4. 6332 8224 2254 6621 ______ _______ _______ _______

5. 1226 1146 1440 1000 ______ _______ _______ _______

18 A. Fill in the blanks.

1. There are 48 students in my class. 48 can be rounded up to ____ _____________________ (40/50).

2. There are 73 trees in the park. 73 can be rounded down to ____ ___________(70/80). So, we say there are about trees in the park.

19 B. Fill in the blanks with the help of the number line.

1. 13 is between 10 and 20 but closer to 10. So, 13 rounds down to _____________

2. 27 is between 20 and 30 but closer to 30. So, 27 rounds up to __ ______________

3. 35 is exactly in the middle of 30 and 40. So, 35 rounds up to ___ ______________

4. 44 is between 40 and 50 but closer to _____________ So, 44 rounds down to _____________

20 HOTS questions

1. Name two vehicles which have an odd number of tyres. ______ ______________________________

2. Which letters are present in even numbers in these words ? a. VIRAT KOHLI ___________ b. GRAMMAR __________ ,___________, __________ c. ACCOMMODATION _________ ,_________ ,_________

21 A. Round off to the nearest ten.

1. 48 ________

2. 32 ________

3. 95 ________

4. 61 ________

5. 23 ________

6. 64 ________

7. 92 ________

8. 17 ________

9. 56 ________

10.79 ________

11.38 ________

12. 15 ________

22 B. Tick( √) the odd numbers and cruss (X) out the even numbers.

11 14 22 31 39 40 46 52 59

67 68 73 77 85 87 91 93 99

1 Some children want to play in the park. They clean the park before playing. See who has collected what and then fill in the blanks.

The children collected all the garbage and put it in the bin in the park.

Total number of paper cups collected ____ + ____ = ____

Total number of paper plates collected ____ + ____ = ____

Total number of polybags collected ___ + ____ + ____ = ____

Total number of things put in the bin ___ + ____ + ____ = ____

2 Some children want to play in the park. They clean the park before playing. See who has collected what and then fill in the blanks.

1. 127 + 1 = ___

2. ___+ 99 = 100

3. 0 + 440 = ___

4. 8 + 16 = ___ + 8

5.143 + ___ = 144

6. 61 + ___ = 61

7. 4 + 19 = 19 + ___

8.14 + ___ = 14

9. 49 + ___ = 50

3 LEARNING BY DOING

Rahul's mother has made it a rule in their house that everyone should learn at least 2 new words every day. Everyone in the family shares their new words with the other family members after dinner. The following table shows the number of words each family member shared with the rest on the seven days of a week.

1. On which day did the family share the most number of words? ________

2. On which day did they share the least number of words? ______

3. How many words did father share during the week? ______

4. How many words did Rahul and Kiran together share on Tuesday ? ______

4 A. Add by expanding numbers.

5 B. Add by counting in tens.

1. 69 + 64 = __________

2. 96 + 55 = __________

3. 37 + 50 = __________

4. 51 + 69 = __________

5. 10 + 35 = __________

6. 21 + 82 = __________

7. 44 + 55 = __________

8.57 + 32 = __________

9. 68 + 22 = __________

10.89 + 31 = __________

6 1. Add.

7 2. Add.

8 2. Add.

9 2. Write in the columns and add.

1. 7723 + 1821 = __________

2. 8643 + 7632 = __________

3. 9972 + 745 = __________

4. 4412 + 2231 = __________

5. 3381 + 3322 = __________

6. 1111 + 7532 = __________

7. 9900 + 3476 = __________

8. 2239 + 3321 = __________

9. 7723 + 4421 = __________

10. 9920 + 1111 = __________

10 3. Solve the given sums applying any of the addition strategies.

1) 625 + 0 = ____________________

2) 457 + 457 = ____________________

3) 1,299 + 1,300 = ____________________

4) 1,543 + 2,716 = 2,716 + 1,543 = ____________________

5) (234 + 156) + 310 = 234 + (156 + 310) = __________________

6) 385 + 456 = ____________________

7) 2,347 + 1,682 = ____________________

8) (1,215 + 780) + 305 = 1,215 + (780 + 305) = _______________

9) 4,318 + 0 = ____________________

10) 2,136 + 2,136 = ____________________

11 4. Make 100.

1. 40 + ______ = 100

2. 0 +______ = 100

3. 30 + ______ = 100

4. ______ + 10 = 100

5. 50 + ______ = 100

6. 60 + ______ = 100

12 5. Make 1000.

1. 300 + ______ = 1000

2. ______ + 600 = 1000

3. 500 + ______ = 1000

4. 100 + ______ = 1000

5. 200 + ______ = 1000

6. 700 + ______ = 1000

13 Estimate the answer by rounding off the number to the nearest ten. Solve the questions to check your answer.

14 1. Solve the word problems.

1. A shopkeeper sold 6235 umbrellas on Monday and 3100 on Tuesday. How many total umbrellas did he sell in the two days?

2. 1824 parents and 963 students attended the school's annual day. How many people attended the school’s annual day in total?

3. A shopkeeper has 1350 white shirts and 9875 red shirts in his shop. How many shirts does he have in all?

4. John has 1450 marbles and Jack has 1623 marbles. How many marbles do they both have in all?

5. In the library there are 1234 books of Science and 5873 books of Math. How many books are there in the library al to gether ?

15 2. Solve the problem.

Problem 1: School Fundraiser :- The students of Oakwood Elementary School are raising money for a new playground. On Monday, they raised ₹ 2,456, and on Tuesday, they raised ₹ 7,849. On Wednesday, they raised ₹ 2,679. How much money have they raised in total by Wednesday ?

Problem 2: Bookstore Sales :- A bookstore sold 1,275 books in January, 1,384 books in February, and 2,718 books in March. How many books did the bookstore sell in the first three months of the year ?

Problem 3: Charity Donation :- A charity received a donation of $1,875 from one donor, $2,496 from another donor, and $1,679 from a third donor. What is the total amount of money the charity received from these three donors ?

Problem 4: National Park Visitors:- In June, 3,579 people visited Yellowst one National Park. In July, 2,134 people visited, and in August, 31,246 people visited. How many people visited Yellowstone National Park during these three months ?

Problem 5: Factory Production :- A factory produced 1,456 units of a product in April, 1,832 units in May, and 1,998 units in June. How many units did the factory produce in these three months?

Problem 6: City Population Growth:- The population of a small city was 4,892 at the beginning of the year. During the year, 1,349 new people moved in, and 9,786 babies were born. What is the new population of the city at the end of the year ?

Problem 7: Construction Materials:- A construction company ordered 2,567 bricks, 1,234 bags of cement, and 2,845 woodenplanks for a new building project. How many total materials did the company order ?

Problem 8: Marathon Donation :- During a charity marathon, one sponsor donated ₹ 2,765, another sponsor donated ₹ 1,389, and a third sponsor donated ₹1,542. What was the total amount of money donated by the three sponsors ?

1 We subtract to find what is left over and we subtract to find what is missing .

This is my family tree Grandpa 60 years old , Grandma 49 years , Papa35 years old , Mama 28 years old and Me _______ .

1. Who is the younger ? Grandpa ( ) Grandma ( )( Tick the correct)

2. The difference of age in Grandpa and Grandma ‘s age is __________

3. Mummy is 2 years younger than Papa, Her age is __________ years.

4. Grandpa is 60 year old. He will be 75 year old in______ ________ years.

5. I am _______ old. Mummy is ________ older to me.

6. Mummy has 845₹. She wants to buy a shawl which will cost 321₹ for grandma and a kurta for grandpa that will cost 250₹. Does she have enough money to buy kurta and shawl ? ( yes /no)

7. How much money is left with mummy after spending ?

2 1. Fill in the blank.

a. 34 – 34 = _____

b. 32 – 28 = _____

c. ____ – 14 = ____

d. 97 – _____ = 97

e. ____ – 64 = 0

f. 78 – 1 = ____

g. 83 – 0 = ___

h. 45 – ____ = 0

3 2. Find the missing number

a. ____ – 2 = 8

b. ____ – 14 = 74

c. ____ – 10 = 40

d. ___ – 16 = 23

e. 61 – ___ = 10

f. 31 – ___ = 7

g. ____ – 12 = 54

h. 99 – ____ = 34

I. 23 – ____ = 4

4 3. Subtract by counting forward

a. 69 – 35 = ____

b. 55 – 23 = ____

c. 70 – 34 = ____

d. 45 – 25 = ____

e. 46 - 32 = ____

5 4. Subtract by expanding the smaller number

a. 82 – 35 = ____

b. 46 – 12 = ____

c. 88 – 45 = ____

d. 75 – 12 = ____

e. 66 – 23 = ____

f. 93 – 24 = ____

6 1. Find the difference.

7 B. Write in the columns and find the difference.

1. 978 – 224

2. 359 – 349

3. 900 – 764

4. 654 – 432

5. 432 – 542

6. 665 – 477

7. 987 – 889

8. 969 – 900

9. 709 – 334

10. 872 – 788

11. 950 – 899

12. 304 – 255

8 C. Subtract.

194 from 554

198 from 300

191 from 900

892 from 997

234 from 800

309 from 540

9 C. Subtract.

10 2. Write in columns and subtract.

1. 2359 – 1999

2. 4322 – 3390

3. 3345 – 987

4. 9039 – 8777

5. 3489 – 7398

6. 4698 – 3390

7. 9999 – 3988

8. 5783 – 4567

9. 3998 – 2459

10. 9983 – 4567

11. 9993 – 3348

12. 9876 – 3742

11 A. Estimate the answer by rounding off the numbers. Solve to check your answers.

12 B. Solve

1. 2345 + 1111 - 1000

2. 5432 + 2134 - 5000

3. 4432 – 2000 + 100

4. 339 + 452 - 213

5. 498 + 321 - 229

6. 346 + 245 - 321

13 C Anu visited different farms and she found that every farm had elephants, hens and goats.

Complete the table and answer these questions.

1. How many hens did Ramesh bhai have? ________________

2. How many elephants are there in total? ________________

3. How many Donkeys Jenti bhai have? ________________

4. How many animals are there in total? ________________

14 1. Solve this problems.

1. A library has 247 books on a shelf. If 135 books are borrowed, how many books are left on the shelf?

2. Tom had 542 crayons in his box. He gave 219 crayons to his brother. How many crayons does Tom have left?

3. A water tank can hold 945 liters of water. If 378 liters of water are used, how many liters of water are left in the tank?

4. A bakery has 864 cupcakes in a display case. If 297 cupcakes are sold, how many cupcakes are left in the display case?

5. Sarah had 753 stickers in her collection. She gave 426 stickers to her friend. How many stickers does Sarah have left?

6. A school has 1,200 students. If 432 students are absent, how many students are present in school?

7. Ben had 945 pencils in his pencil case. He lost 278 pencils. How many pencils does Ben have left?

8. A toy car track is 1,500 feet long. If 627 feet of track are removed, how many feet of track are left?

9. Emily had 1,200 dolls in her collection. She donated 543 dolls to a charity. How many dolls does Emily have left?

10. A bookshelf has 2,500 books. If 1,075 books are removed, how many books are left on the shelf?

15 2. Solve.

1. Raj has 300 stickers. He adds 45 more stickers and then gives 27 stickers to his friend. How many stickers does Raj have left?

2. A library has 400 books. If 75 books are added and then 32 books are borrowed, how many books are left?

3. Anu has 225 dolls. She adds 30 more dolls and then donates 20 dolls to a charity. How many dolls does Anu have left?

4. A bakery has 500 cupcakes. If 125 cupcakes are added and then 75 cupcakes are sold, how many cupcakes are left?

5. A water tank can hold 800 liters of water. If 200 liters of water are added and then 50 liters of water are used, how many liters of water are left?

1 A. Try These.

1. 5 X 8 = ___________

2. 9 X 4 = ___________

3. 7 X 4 = ___________

4. 2 X 8 = ___________

2 B. Write the factors and the product.

3 C. Fill in the blanks.

1. 5 X 5 is 5 times or 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = __________

2. 3 X 8 is 3 times ___ . ___ or _____ + _____ + _____

3. 2 X 6 is 2 times ___ . ___ or _____ + _____

4. 6 X 8 is 6 times ___ . ___ or _____ + _____ + _____ + _____ + _____ + _____

5. 4 X 3 is 4 times _____ or _____ + _____ + _____ + _____

6. 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 5 X 5 = 25

7. 8 + 8 + 8 = ______ = ______

8. 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = ______ = ______

9. 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = ______ = ______

10. 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 = ______ = ______

4 C. Fill in the blanks.

1. 12 X ____ = 12

2. ____ X 1 = 21

3. 3 X 4 = ____ X 3

4. 9 X ____= 2 X____

5. ____ 6 X 6 = 6

6. 7 X 0 = ____

7. 6 X 7 = 7 X ____

8. ____ X 27 = 0

9. 1 X ____ = 13

10. ____ X 5 = 0

11. 2 X ____ = 4 X 2

12. 1 X ____ = 19

5 A. Find the product.

9 X 3 = ______

7 X 3 = ______

1 X 3 = ______

2 X 5 = ______

2 X 8 = ______

2 X 1 = ______

4 X 8 = ______

2 X 6 = ______

3 X 3 = ______

4 X 4 = ______

4 X 3 = ______

6 X 8 = ______

3 X 8 = ______

3 X 4 = ______

7 X 1 = ______

9 X 6 = ______

7 X 6 = ______

2 X 3 = ______

7 X 2 = ______

7 X 5 = ______

1 X 2 = ______

4 X 5 = ______

1 X 1 = ______

6 B. Find the missing factor.

1. ______ X 5 = 20

2. _______ X 3 = 18

3. 8 X _______ = 40

4. 4 X _______= 32

5. 2 X _______= 18

6. 10 X ______= 60

7. 10 X ______= 10

8. 4 X ______= 16

9. _____ X 4 = 28

10. ______ X 3 = 24

11. 10 X _____= 70

12. 9 X ______= 27

13. 6 X ______ = 36

14. 1 X _____= 10

15. 10 X _____ = 20

16. 5 X ______= 15

17. ______ X 1= 5

18. ______ X 7 = 49

19. 3 X _____ = 21

20. 4 X ______= 36

21. 3 X _____= 27

22. 10 X _____= 60

23. 10 X _____= 70

24. 4 X ______= 36

7 B. Find the missing factor.

Bunty had 1 coin of 2 and 2 coins of 5 each. Tony had 10 coins of 1 each. Who had more money ?

8 A. Write the product.

1. 1 X 7 = _____

2. 5 X 10 = _____

3. 6 X 6 = _____

4. 7 X 5 = _____

5. 5 X 4 = _____

6. 8 X 8 = _____

7. 7 X 6 = _____

8. 6 X 9 = _____

9. 3 X 7 = _____

10. 8 X 3 = _____

11. 2 X 6 = _____

12. 9 X 3 = _____

13. 1 X 6 = _____

14. 9 X 4 = _____

15. 9 X 9 = _____

9 B. Look at the patterns and complete them.

5, 10, 15, ____, ____, ____

12, 15, 18, ____, ____, ____

6, 12, 18, ____, ____, ____

8, 16, 24, ____, ____, ____

12, 18, 24, ____, ____, ____

2, 4, 6, ____, ____, ____

18, 27, 36, ____, ____, ____

20, 30, 40, ____, ____, ___

10 A. Find the product.

1. 5 X 9 = _____

2. 11 X 10 = _____

3. 21 X 10 = _____

4. 10 X 12 = _____

5. 10 X 100= _____

6. 10 X 120= _____

7. 5 X 12 = _____

8. 55 X 10 = _____

9. 10 X 112= _____

11 B. Multiply.

1. 7 X 18 = _____

2. 8 X 90 = _____

3. 50 X 10 = _____

4. 7 X 70 = _____

5. 3 X 50 = _____

6. 30 X 8 = _____

7. 7 X 30 = _____

8. 7 X 55 = _____

9. 60 X 7 = _____

12 C. Find the product.

13 D. Write the missing factors.

1. ____ X 10 = 50

2. ____ X 10 = 80

3. ____ X 20 = 800

4. ____ X 50 = 300

5. ____ X 40 = 2000

6. ____ X 30 = 300

7. 6 X ____ = 360

8. 9 X ____ = 450

9. 2 X ____ = 360

14 D. Write the missing factors.

1. 9 X 100 = _____

2. 54 X 100 = _____

3. 100 X 6 = _____

4. 100 X 32 = _____

5. 12 X 100= _____

6. 75 X 100= _____

7. 100 X 6 = _____

8. 100 X 30 = _____

9. 32 X 100= _____

10. 88 X 100 = _____

11. 100 X 22 = _____

12. 100 X 70 = _____

15 A. Find the product.

1. 9 X 200 = _____

2. 25 X 100 = _____

3. 600 X 6 = _____

4. 500 X 8 = _____

5. 2 X 300 = _____

6. 8 X 700 = _____

7. 500 X 6 = _____

8. 300 X 6 = _____

9. 15 X 200= _____

10. 11 X 700 = _____

11. 500 X 6 = _____

12. 900 X 6 = _____

16 A. Find the product.

1. 420 X 3 = ____

2. 303 X 5 = ____

3. 112 X 9 = ____

4. 323 X 2 = ____

5. 255 X 7 = ____

6. 332 X 4 = ____

17 A. Multiply .

18 B. Write in columns and find the product .

19 B. Write in columns and find the product .

20 B. Write in columns and find the product.

21 Mental Maths

Ishra is celebrating her Granny’s 56th birthday today. Write her age in months.__________

22 B. Solve.

1. 38 X 4 = _____

2. 29 X 7 = _____

3. 63 X 17 = _____

4. 46 X 9 = _____

5. 89 X 6= _____

6. 25 X 7= _____

7. 54 X 9 = _____

8. 42 X 5 = _____

9. 98 X 3= _____

23 A. Estimate the two numbers between which the answer will lie. Then find the product.

1. 28 X 3 = _____

2. 36 X 6 = _____

3. 94 X 3 = _____

4. 27 X 5 = _____

5. 32 X 7= _____

6. 54 X 6= _____

7. 42 X 5 = _____

8. 37 X 2 = _____

9. 68 X 4= _____

24 B. First estimate the product. Then find the product.

1. 12 X 26 = _____

2. 19 X 45 = _____

3. 63 X 17 = _____

4. 27 X 26 = _____

5. 36 X 25= _____

6. 22 X 68= _____

7. 42 X 53 = _____

8. 37 X 34 = _____

9. 68 X 23= _____

25 A. Solve this word problem.

1. There are 84 balloons in a packet. How many balloons will there be in 48 such packets ? Number of balloons in a packet = ___________ Number of packets = ___________ Number of balloons = ___________ ANS. There will be _______________ balloons in 48 packets.

26 B. Solve these word problems.

1. In a garden there were 132 rows of trees. Makhan planted 5 trees in each row. How many trees were there in the garden?

2. On the day of Onam, 225 boats took part in a boat race. There were 3 children in each boat. How many children took part in the boat race?

3. There are 4 petals in each flower. How many petals will there be in 251 flowers ?

4. 6 aeroplanes, each carrying 145 passengers, took off for Kashmir on Thursday. How many people went to Kashmir on Thursday?

5. In a multiplex theatre, there are 4 auditoriums. 468 people can sit in each auditorium. How many people can watch movies in the multiplex theatre at one time?

6. 35 vans were arranged for carrying children for a picnic. If 12 children could sit in a van, how many children went for the picnic?

7. There are 75 boxes of toys. Each box contains 25 toys. How many toys are there in all in the boxes?

8. A bus that can seat 76 people makes 14 trips in a day. If the bus is completely full on all its 14 trips, how many people travelled by the bus?

9. A box contain 28 pencils, how many pencils would there be in 15 such boxes?

10. At a fun park, 25 children paid 35 each at the entrance. How much money was paid at the entrance?

1 A. Baboon bought 3 caps for his 3 friends From a capseller. He wants to gift Each friend an equal number of caps. How many caps will each friend get ? Each of Baboon’s friends got _____ cap.

2 B. Take a lady birds to 6 leaves so that there are an equal number of ladybirds on each leaf. There are _______ ladybirds on each leaf.

3 C. There are 15 bananas. Jumbo ants to divide them equally among Bunny, Funny and Sunny. How many bananas Will each monkey get?

Bunny got _____ bananas.

Funny got _____ bananas.

Sunny _____ bananas.

4 A. Share these balloons equally among

5 B. Colour blue the balls that can be put in Mohit 's bag.Colour green the balls that can be put in Rohit 's bag and colour red the balls that can be put in Lohit 's bag.

6 C. Draw an equal number of stars in the clouds below.

7 C. Draw an equal number of stars in the clouds below.

Total star = _____________

Number of clouds = _____________

Each cloud will have _____ stars; _____ ÷ _____ = _____

8 D. Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks.

Total number of bananas = _____

Number of bananas in each plate = _____

Number of plates = _____

9 A. Find out how many children will get balls. (add balls picture below)

1. Each child gets 6 balls. 24 in equal groups of 6 = _______ groups 24 ÷ 6 = ____; ____ children will get 6 balls each.

2. Each child gets 4 balls. 24 in equal groups of 4 = _______ groups 24 ÷ 4 = ____; ____ children will get 4 balls each.

3. Each child gets 6 balls. 24 in equal groups of 3 = _______ groups 24 ÷ 3 = ____; ____ children will get 3 balls each.

10 Mental Maths

11 A. Complete the table.

12 B. Write the division question using the given information.

13 C. Seema used all the question buckets to paint the answer rainbow. Colour the question buckets to match the colours of the answer rainbow.

14 A. Use repeated subtraction to find the quotient.

1. 27 ÷ 3

2. 28 ÷ 7

3. 48 ÷ 8

4. 56 ÷ 7

5. 18 ÷ 2

15 A. Use repeated subtraction to find the quotient.

16 C. Answer the following.

1. How many 9s are there in 18 ? ___________

2. How many 8s are there in 72 ? ___________

3. How many 7 are there in 42 ? ___________

4. How many times can 4 be subtracted from 36 ? ___________

5. How many times can 5 be subtracted from 30 ? ___________

17 C. Answer the following.

Tick( ✓) the multiplication fact which have only 1 division fact.

1. 6 x 15 = _______

2. 10 x 5 = _______

3. 12 x 12 = _______

4. 7 x 5 = _______

5. 8 x 7 = _______

6. 14 x 8 = _______

18 A. Write the division facts for the following multiplication facts.

1. 13 x 9 = 117 a. _____ ÷ _____ = _____ b. _____ ÷ _____ = _____

2. 16 x 6 = 96 a. _____ ÷ _____ = _____ b. _____ ÷ _____ = _____

3. 9 x 8 = 72 a._____ ÷ _____ = _____ b. _____ ÷ _____ = _____

4. 8 x 3 = 24 a. _____ ÷ _____ = _____ b. _____ ÷ _____ = _____

19 B. Write the multiplication fact for he following division facts.

1. 12 ÷ 84 = 7 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

2. 14 ÷ 56 = 4 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

3. 48 ÷ 8 = 6 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

4. 72 ÷ 8 = 9 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

5. 81 ÷ 9 = 9 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

6. 65 ÷ 5 = 13 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

7. 30 ÷ 6 = 5 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

8. 75 ÷ 5 = 15 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

9. 49 ÷ 7 = 7 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

10. 20 ÷ 2 = 10 _____ ÷ _____ = _____

20 C. Compare and put >,< or = in the 〇 .

1. 4 x 2 〇 49 ÷ 7

2. 9 x 3 〇 72 ÷ 8

3. 9 x 9 〇 66 ÷ 11

4. 24 ÷ 2 〇 4 x 9

5. 1 x 4 〇 81 ÷ 9

6. 63 ÷ 9 〇 4 x 9

21 D. Divided each of the following and colour the answer in the grid. if you are able to colour a whole row or column of answer, give yourself

How many did you get ? ________

22 A. Find the quotient.

23 B. Find the divisor.

24 C. Find the dividend.(HINT : Quotient x Divisor = Diviidend)

25 A. Divide and check your answer.

1. 7060 ÷ 7

2. 5674 ÷ 4

3. 5067 ÷ 5

4. 5701 ÷ 3

5. 8317 ÷ 7

6. 5454 ÷ 3

7. 1459 ÷ 7

8. 5342 ÷ 8

9. 4614 ÷ 4

10.7120 ÷ 5

11. 8345 ÷ 9

12. 3275 ÷ 3

13. 9999 ÷ 8

14. 7447 ÷ 4

15. 8317 ÷ 7

16. 5154 ÷ 6

17. 7165 ÷ 2

18. 8495 ÷ 2

19. 9221 ÷ 5

20. 9300 ÷ 9

26 A. Solve these word problems.

1. Reema pastes 5 stamps on the page of her stamp album. Howmany pages will she need to paste 85 stamps

2. Mr John planted 75 trees equally in 3 rows. How many trees did he plant in each row?

3. 7 children collected 749 for buying books for the class library. How much money did each child collect, if all of them collected the same amount?

4. The photographer of paul studio had to put 140 photos equally in 9 packets. How many photos did he put in each packet? How many photos were left over?

5. A factory produces 6832 t- shirts. If there are 4 colours of t-shirts produced in equal quantity. How many t- shirts are there of each colour?

6. 8888 students are there in school. If the school has 8 clubs,and each club has equal number of members then how many students are members of each type?

1 A. Colour the shapes that are divided into equal parts.

2 B. Shade or colour one half or ½ of each type.

3 C. Colour one - third or ⅓ of each shape.

4 D. Colour one fourth or ¼ of each shape.

5 E. Circle the fraction that shows the amount of water in the glass.

6 A. Colour the figure to show the given fraction.

7 B. What fraction of the figure is shaded ?

8 1. Colour one half of the collection

9 B. Colour one third of the collection

10 C. Colour one fourth of the collection

11 C. Colour one fourth of the collection

½ of 20 = _____

¼ of 36 = _____

⅓ of 27=_____

¼ of 24 = _____

½ of 80 = _____

⅓ of 18 = _____

½ of 30 = _____

¼ of 40 = _____

⅓ of 30 = _____

12 3. Solve by rounding off to the nearest 10.

1. Nilam bought 28 chocolates. She ate 8 out of them. What is the fraction of chocolates she ate?

2. Out of the 10 books on fairy tales,Anu borrowed 3. What fraction of the book on fairy tales did she borrow?

3. Amber found 15 books on underwater life and brought 7 of these to the table. What fraction of the books on underwater life did she bring to the table?

4. Amit checked out different toys. There were 20 toys. He chose to buy 5 of them.What fractions of toys he bought?

5. There were 20 fish in the aquarium. Amy bought 4 fish from the aquarium. What fractions of fish she bought?

1 WARM UP

1. Anu wants to measure the book on her desk with a pencil. The book is 30 cm long . Each pencil is 10cm long. How long is the book?

〇 3 Pencils 〇 10 Pencils 〇 7 Pencils 〇 6 Pencils

2. Nilam is balancing a 500g of apples with a banana. Each banana weighs 100g. She has 2 bananas. How many more bananas does she need in order to balance the two pans?

〇1 Banana 〇2 Bananas 〇3 Bananas 〇4 Bananas

3. Let us save a drop of water. Amit has filled her water bottle drop by drop. There was 800 ml of water in the bottle. Each drop is of 1ml. How many drops he saved while filling his bottle?

〇8 〇80 〇800 〇8000

2 A. Convert to cm.

6m = ______cm

9m =______cm

10 m = _____cm

11m =______cm

4m 8 cm =____cm

9m 7 cm=______cm

8m 4cm =_____cm

9m 5cm =_____cm

1m 12cm=______cm

3 A. Convert to cm.

1. Our sport teacher bought 16 m 70 cm of blue ribbon for C V Raman House and 18 m 60 cmof red ribbon for Tagore House. What is the total length of the ribbons she bought?

2. One pipe is 5 m 85 cm long another pipe is 6 m 27 cm long. What is the total length of two pipes?

3. The height of Imperial Apartment is 40 m 75 cm. The height of Victoria Apartment is 18 m 17cm. What is the difference between the height of the two buildings?

4. Megha went for a walk for charity with her friend Sneha.If Megha walked 6km 600m and Sneha walked 5km 200m. How much did they walk in all? How much more did the Megha walk more than Sneha?

4 A. Convert to cm.

John is going to attend Maths workshops in Delhi, Mumbai Hyderabad and Guwahati. He has to come back to Delhi. The distance between these place are as show on the map of India.

1. What is the total distance he has to travel, if he goes from Delhi to Mumbai to Hyderabad to Guwahati, and back Delhi? __________

2. What is the shortest distance John can travel if he much cover all 4 cities? What will his route be? ________________

5 A. fill in the blanks with the most suitable unit (kg, g or mg).

1. A packet of sugar weighs 1 ____________

2. your pan weighs 15 ____________

3. An 7 years old girl weighs 35 ____________

4. Number Magic weighs 300 ____________

5. A safety pin 20 ____________

6. An orange weighs 20 ____________

6 B. Match the picture with the most likely weights.

7 C. write the weights in ascending order.

1. 4kg 400g, 6kg 200g, 5kg 450g

2. 7kg 300g, 8kg 200g, 5kg 9kg

8 D. Solve these word problems order.

1. Manu has 2 books weighing 420 g and 670 g.

2. Manoj Nursery has sent potted plants for our school. One plant weighs 7 kg. There are 250plants. What would be the total weight of the plants loaded in the truck?

3. Leena’s English book weight 760 g. Her Math book weighs 100g more. What is the weight of the maths book?

4. Eric bought 4 kg of potato, 1 kg tomato, 500 g chillies and 1kg of cauliflower of the vegetables he bought?

9 A. Fill in the blanks with the most suitable unit (ml, or l)

1. The petrol left Ram’s bike 25 _________

2. The tea in a mug 300 _________

3. The oil in a tanker 1000 _________

4. The juice in jug 650 _________

5. The milk in pouch 2 _________

6. The medicine in an ear-dropper 1 _________

10 B. Match the most likely measure.

11 C. How many glasses of the given capacity will fill a 2 L jug?

1. 700 mL ____

2. 100 mL ____

3. 800 mL ____

4. 350 mL ____

1 A. Draw hands on the clocks to show the time written below.

2 B. Read the time. Draw the hands to show the time 1 hour later.

3 1. Write the time in two ways.

4 2. Match the columns

5 Answer the following questions in detail

1. Write the names of the month which have 31 days.

2. Write the names of the months which have 30 days.

3. How many days are there in the month of February in a leap year?

4. On which days will the following festivals fall this year?

6 Answer the following questions in detail

1. On which day of the week does the month start ?________

2. How many Sundays are there in the month ?__________

3. What will be the date on the second Saturday of the month ?__________

4. If today is the 13th,what day was it yesterday ?___________

5. How many days are there in the month ?___________

6. On which day will the next month begin ?__________

7. On which day did the last month end ?___________

1 Match the notes and coins in the two columns that have the same values.

2 Use the following notes and coins to buy the things given below. Find at least two ways of giving the money. You may use the notes and coins more than once.

3 Have you seen this note ?

4 Solve the following problems using box diagrams. Estimate the answers. Then use notes of ₹100s, ₹10s and ₹1s or a number line to solve the problems.

1. One day Ramu uncle earned ₹650. The next day he earned ₹250 more. How much money had he earned by the second day?

2. Reeta bought groceries for ₹209. She gave a ₹500 note to Ramu uncle. How much money should Ramu uncle return to Reena ?

3. Radha has ₹150 in her piggy bank. She puts ₹100 every week in her piggy bank. How much money does she have at the end of four weeks ?

4. Ramu uncle saved ₹250 in the first month, ₹125 in the second month and 350 in the third month. How much has he saved in these three months ?

1 Solve the following problems using box diagrams. Estimate the answers. Then use notes of ₹100s, ₹10s and ₹1s or a number line to solve the problems.

Now, make a list of objects in the classroom. Write their number.

2 C. Answer the following Questions.

1. What does smiley stand for ?__________________________

2. What does the pictograph show ?_______________________

3. Which food is liked by the most of the students ? __________

4. Which food is liked by the least number of students?_______

5. How many students are there in class 3 __________________

3 Anu recorded the number of fruit over five days. Read the chart and answer the questions.

1. How many fruits did he sell on Thursday? _____________

2. Which day did he sell the fewest fruits ? _____________

3. Which day did he sell the most fruits ? _____________

4. Which day did he sell 25 fruits ? _____________

5. How many fruits did he sell on Monday and _____________

4 A group of children voted for their favorite musical instrument

1. Which instrument got the most votes? __________

2. Which instrument got five votes? __________

3. How many more votes did the guitar have than the drums? __________

4. How many votes did the piano and flute have together? _______

5 Reading and Interpreting Pictographs

1). Zach was fascinated by the huge construction Dump truck he saw at a construction site. The pictograph shows how many Dump truck of different types Zach spotted. Analyze the data and interpret it.

a) How many did Zach spot ?

b) How many construction vehicles did Zach spot in all?

2. Ryan, Matt, and Luca went on an Easter egg hunt. The picture graph shows the number of eggs they had collected by the end of the hunt. Use the given information to answer the questions.

a) Who collected the fewest eggs?

b) How many eggs did Matt collect?

3. The picture graph illustrates the number of pizza slices Miguel and Kai ate at a pizza party. Interpret the data and answer the questions.

a) How many more slices of pizza did Miguel eat than Kai?

b) Who ate more slices of pizza?

6 1. Four friends recorded their game scores. Create a bar graph and answer the questions.

1. Who got the highest points ? ___________________________

2. How many points did James and Nora get? ________________

3. How many fewer points did Olivia get than Liam? __________

4. How many more points did James get than Nora? __________

5. Two kids got a total of 16 points. Who were they?___________

6. Who got a score higher than Nora but less than Olivia? ______

7 2. This is a graph of pets that belong to the students of Miss Smith's class. Use the information from the graph to answer the questions.

1. How many dogs do the students have? 1. _________________

2. How many birds do they have? 2. _______________________

3. How many cats do they have? 3. ________________________

4. How many fish do they have? 4. ________________________

5. Do they have more fish or cats? 5. _______________________

8 BAR GRAPHS SHEET 3A PLANET SURVEY Each child in Newt class selected up to two planets that they would like to visit.

1) Fill in the missing data in the table for Mercury and Neptune.

2) Draw a bar to show how many votes Jupiter got.

3) Which was the most popular planet to visit? ________________

4) How many more votes did Saturn get than Uranus? _________

5) How many more votes did Mercury get than Mars? _________

6) Saturn got more votes than the 3 least popular planets put together. True or false? ______________________________

7) Which two planets got the same number of votes? ____________

1 A. Estimate the answers to the nearest hundred. Share your thinking in the class.

2 B. Compare the given problem statements in each row, without calculating. Circle the one that is more. Share your thinking in class.

3 C. Find the pairs that are equal. Share your thinking in class.

516 + 100

400 + 15

615 - 200

450 - 50

350 + 50

816 - 200

4 D. Fill in the boxes with appropriate numbers.

5 D. Fill in the boxes with appropriate numbers.

Make cards with numbers 0 - 5. Make two 3-digit numbers using these cards. Add the two numbers and subtract the two numbers. Rearrange the cards and try to get a bigger sum. Rearrange the cards and try to get a smaller difference.

6 E. Check with your friends who has got the biggest sum and smallest difference.

7 F. Tick ( ☑) ) the correct option.

1. 1 The number for four thousand thirty six

〇 a. 3033 〇 b. 4036 〇 c. 4063

2. The greatest number from the given group 7824 7428 7842

〇 a. 7824. 〇 b. 7842. 〇 c. 7428.

3. Which number is 111 more than 7010 ?

〇 a. 7111 〇 b. 7121 〇 c. 7010111

4. The sum of 25 and 27 is

〇 a. 55. 〇 b.52. 〇 c. 60

5. When the number is subtracted from itself, the difference is

〇 a. 100. 〇 b. 1. 〇 c. 0.

6. 92 x 30 is

〇 a. 3120 〇 b. 3420 〇 c. 2760

7. _____ - 50 = 50

〇 a. 100. 〇 b. 111. 〇 c. 150.

8. Which digit in the number 3752 is at the hundreds place?

〇 a. 7 〇 b. 2 〇 c. 3

9. 77 round off to

〇 a. 70. 〇 b.75. 〇 c. 80

10. When a number is multiplied by 0, the product is always

〇 a. 0. 〇 b. 1. 〇 c. 2.

8 G. Solve.

1. Multiply 263 by 29

2. Subtract 1797 from 3895 and check the answer by adition.

9 H. Tick ( ✔ ) the correct option.

1. 1 ten is regrouped to give

a. 10 tens. b. 10 ones. c. 1 one.

2. 1 hundred is regrouped to give

a. 10 tens. b. 10 ones. c. 1 one.

3. When 0 is subtracted from 135 the difference is

a. less than 135. b. 0. c. 135.

4. To subtract 234 from 875, we have to regroup

a. none. b. ones and tens. c. tens and hundreds.

5. To check a subtraction problem, we need to

a. add. b. subtact. c. add and subtract.

10 I. Fill In the blanks.

1. 48 - 0 = ______

2. 2000 - 234 = ______

3. 393 - ______ = 215 + ______ = 393

4. ______ - 1 = 899

11 J. Solve these word problems.

1. A tree had 642 apple on it. After a storm only 257 apple remained on the tree. How many apple were blown away ?

2. There were 356 litres of milk in a drum. The milkman added 642 liters of milk to it. Later, he sold 663 liters of milk. How much milk was left ?

12 K. Tick ( ✔) the correct option.

1. There are 7 pencils in a box. How many pencils will there be in 8 boxes?

a. 8 b. 56 c. 84

2. Mona has 12 marbles. Tarun has twice as many. Mona has

a. 2 marbles. b. 12 marbles. c. 24 marbles.

3. 12 elephant have _________ legs.

a. 44 b. 64 c. 48

4. There are 60 seats in a bus. How many seats will there be in 6 buses?

a. 400 b. 360 c. tens and hundreds.

5. There are _______ minutes in 4 hours.

a. 240 b. 420 c. 60

13 L. Compare each product. Put > or < in the .

1. 7 x 4 〇 9 x 3

2. 8 x 8 〇 9 x 8

3. 5 x 9 〇 2 x 3 x 7

4. 2 x 4 〇 8 x 2

5. 1 x 4 〇 5 x 6

6. 6 x 9 〇 5 x 3 x 6