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    This document summarizes the content and activities covered in an MTAP Saturday Program mathematics session for Grade 3. The session includes: (1) writing numbers, identifying place value and values of digits; (2) adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers; (3) rounding numbers to the nearest place value; (4) comparing numbers using symbols; (5) identifying ordinal numbers and letters in words; (6) estimating sums and finding actual sums; (7) solving word problems involving operations on multi-digit numbers. The session concludes with challenge questions about toy production numbers at an ABC factory.

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    This document summarizes the content and activities covered in an MTAP Saturday Program mathematics session for Grade 3. The session includes: (1) writing numbers, identifying place value and values of digits; (2) adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers; (3) rounding numbers to the nearest place value; (4) comparing numbers using symbols; (5) identifying ordinal numbers and letters in words; (6) estimating sums and finding actual sums; (7) solving word problems involving operations on multi-digit numbers. The session concludes with challenge questions about toy production numbers at an ABC factory.

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    This document summarizes the content and activities covered in an MTAP Saturday Program mathematics session for Grade 3. The session includes: (1) writing numbers, identifying place value and values of digits; (2) adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers; (3) rounding numbers to the nearest place value; (4) comparing numbers using symbols; (5) identifying ordinal numbers and letters in words; (6) estimating sums and finding actual sums; (7) solving word problems involving operations on multi-digit numbers. The session concludes with challenge questions about toy production numbers at an ABC factory.

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    This document summarizes the content and activities covered in an MTAP Saturday Program mathematics session for Grade 3. The session includes: (1) writing numbers, identifying place value and values of digits; (2) adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers; (3) rounding numbers to the nearest place value; (4) comparing numbers using symbols; (5) identifying ordinal numbers and letters in words; (6) estimating sums and finding actual sums; (7) solving word problems involving operations on multi-digit numbers. The session concludes with challenge questions about toy production numbers at an ABC factory.

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    MTAP Saturday Program in Mathematics Grade 3 Session 1

    I. Write the numbers as illustrated in the model.

    IIA. Give the place value and value of the underlined digit.
    Number Place Value Value Number Place Value Value
    1. 2793 4. 60 439
    2. 3748 5. 2 406
    3. 5 709 6. 376 678
    IIB. Find the missing numbers.
    1. 7,000 + _____+ 50 + 9 = 7,459 4. 3000 + 0 + ___ + 6 = 3,026
    2. 5000 + 300 + ____ + 4 = 5,364 5. 90000 +9000+___+50 +7 = 99,457
    3. 50000 + 3000+ ___+ 50 + 9 =53,759 6. 10000+6000+ ___+20+8 = 16,428
    III. Round each number to the nearest thousands, hundreds and tens.

    Thousands Hundreds Tens Thousands Hundreds Tens

    1. 5 875 5. 9 568
    2. 7 246 6. 1 432
    3. 8 219 7. 8 467
    4. 6 653 8. 7 976
    IV. Compare the given Numbers, using symbol of relationship (<, >, =)

    1. 48 _____ 84 5. 2 445 _____ 2 453 9. 23 567 _____ 32 100


    2. 789 _____ 907 6. 3 678 _____ 3 690 10. 113 356 _____ 127 846
    3. 484 _____ 209 7. 700 2_____ 6 999 11. 37 000 _____ 367 870
    4. 500 _____389 8. 4678 _____ 8 065 12. 110 000 _____101 009
    V. Identifying Ordinal Numbers. “PENTAHECTOGON” is a 500-sided polygon.
    Look at the letters of the word “PENTAHECTOGON” to answer the following:

    1. What is the 7th letter of the word?


    2. What is the 11th letter?
    3. What is the letter 3rd from h?
    4. What is the 13th letter?
    5. P is the first letter, what about H? A? and C ?
    VI. Give the estimated sum before adding the numbers.

    Estimated Computed Estimated Computed


    Sum Sum Sum Sum
    1. 845 + 761 5. 143 + 371+ 257
    2. 218 + 394 6. 384 + 367 + 518
    3. 167 + 407 7. 4954 + 1720+ 6032
    4. 974 + 734 8. 8200+564 + 7737
    VII. Solve the following:

    1. If 978 is decreased by 345, what is the new number?


    2. Give the biggest number and the smallest number you can make using all the
    digits of 3591?
    3. In the number, 47,693 if 7 is removed, what is the value of 4 in the new
    number?
    4. In the number, 2684 if 5 is inserted between 2 and 6, what will be its value?
    5. Using 2,1,7 and 5, write the numbers between 5000 and 7000 only.
    6. There are 312 avocado seedlings and 196 Lemon seedlings given to Barangay
    125 . Estimate the sum of the seedlings.
    VIII. CHALLENGE
    In an ABC factory different types of toys are manufactured. Given below is the
    number of different types of toy vehicle made in a week. Use the numbers given to
    answer the questions below.

    Type of Toy Number of Toys Type of Toy Number of Toys


    Bikes 2485 Lawn Mower 2050
    Race Cars 1985 Police Trailer 1850
    Fire Trucks 1560 School Bus 1485

    1. What is the sum of the number of toys made in a week?


    Give your answer to nearest 10.
    2. In two weeks how many toys can be produced by the ABC factory?
    3. If 500 race cars are sold, then how many are left for sale?
    4. Which toy has the most number?
    5. How many more fire trucks should be made in the factory to have 2000 pieces?
    6. If 5000 Lawn Mowers are needed, how many weeks will it take to produce?
    7. Mr. Win would like to buy all the police trailers produced in three weeks, how
    many pieces will he get?

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