1. Find the sum of 4/ 8 and 2/ 8 .

2. Simplify 1 15/ 12 . – 7/ 12 = N.
3. Charm had 3 3/ 4 m of lace. She used 1 2/ 4 m for the tablecloth. How
many meters of lace were left?
4. Maria painted her room using 5/ 6 liter of blue paint and 4/ 6 liter of
white paint. Analyze what color she uses more and by how much.
5. Luz bought 25 15/ 48 kg sacks of flour. She used 2 3/ 48 kg to bake
banana bread. How many kilos of flour was left?

1. Find the sum of 4/ 8 and 2/ 8 .

2. Simplify 1 15/ 12 . – 7/ 12 = N.

3. Charm had 3 3/ 4 m of lace. She used 1 2/ 4 m for the tablecloth. How

many meters of lace were left?

4. Maria painted her room using 5/ 6 liter of blue paint and 4/ 6 liter of
white paint. Analyze what color she uses more and by how much.

5. Luz bought 25 15/ 48 kg sacks of flour. She used 2 3/ 48 kg to bake

banana bread. How many kilos of flour was left?

1. Find the sum of 4/ 8 and 2/ 8 .

2. Simplify 1 15/ 12 . – 7/ 12 = N.

3. Charm had 3 3/ 4 m of lace. She used 1 2/ 4 m for the tablecloth. How

many meters of lace were left?

4. Maria painted her room using 5/ 6 liter of blue paint and 4/ 6 liter of
white paint. Analyze what color she uses more and by how much.

5. Luz bought 25 15/ 48 kg sacks of flour. She used 2 3/ 48 kg to bake

banana bread. How many kilos of flour was left?

1. Analyze the problem, then multiply mentally: Rhyana received

3 /4 slice of a pizza from her friend. She shared ½ of it to Azalea
during recess time. What part of the pizza did Azalea receive?
2. Multiply mentally 1/ 4 x 2/3.
3. Ms. Bosch gave a 30-item Summative Test in Mathematics. Andy was able to answer 2/3of it correctly.
What was Andys’s score on the test?
4. On Mr. Prince's farm, there are 153 animals producing milk. 1 /3 of them are carabaos, 1/3 are goats 1/3
are cows. Solve for the number of cows.
5. The gardener cleaned ¾ of his backyard during lockdown. He planted 3/9 of the cleaned part for
eggplant and 2/3 for pechay. What part of his backyard was planted with eggplant?
6. If 5 is the reciprocal of 1 /5, then _______ is the multiplicative inverse of 7.
7. Solve for the product of 4 /5 and it's reciprocal.

8. How many 1 /3s are there in 3 wholes?

9. How many 1 /4s are there in this illustration?

10. Analyze the number of 1 /12s in 5/6?

11. What is the value of N in 4 ÷ 2 /8= N?
12. Solve for the number of thirds in 50.
13. There is 8 /9 of a whole banana cake on a serving plate. One serving is 2/18 of a whole banana cake.
Solve for the number of servings that can be made.
LESSON 1-2ND QUARTER

1. What is the place value of 5 in 9.537?

2. What is the place value of 7 in 6.792?

1. What place value does the digit 9 hold in 3.2964?

2. What place value does the digit 6 hold in 5.1698?

1. Using the digits 1, 4, 6, and 9, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed
without repeating any digit?
 2. Using the digits 2, 5, 8, and 3, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed
without repeating any digit?

S.W/

1. What is the place value of 4 in 8.425?

2. What place value does the digit 8 hold in 6.5876?
3. Using the digits 0,3,5 and 7, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed without
repeating any digit.

LESSON 1-2ND QUARTER

3. What is the place value of 5 in 9.537?

4. What is the place value of 7 in 6.792?

3. What place value does the digit 9 hold in 3.2964?

4. What place value does the digit 6 hold in 5.1698?

3. Using the digits 1, 4, 6, and 9, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed
without repeating any digit?
4. Using the digits 2, 5, 8, and 3, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed
without repeating any digit?

S.W/

4. What is the place value of 4 in 8.425?

5. What place value does the digit 8 hold in 6.5876?
6. Using the digits 0,3,5 and 7, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed without
repeating any digit.
Q2 L2

1. The length of a ribbon is two and seventy-five hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
2. A box weighs five and eighty-nine hundredths kilograms. Write this decimal in standard form.

1. How do you write 12.358 in words?

2. How do you write 97.024 in words?

1. A rectangle is divided into 1,000 parts, with 125 parts shaded. What decimal represents the shaded
part?
2. A triangle is divided into 100 parts, with 47 parts shaded. What decimal represents the shaded
part?
SW
1. The circumference of a circle is three and fourteen hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
2. How do you write 64.236 in words?
3. A square is divided into 1 000 parts, with 63 parts shaded. What is the decimal representing the shaded
part?

Q2 L2

1. The length of a ribbon is two and seventy-five hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
2. A box weighs five and eighty-nine hundredths kilograms. Write this decimal in standard form.
3. How do you write 12.358 in words?
4. How do you write 97.024 in words?
5. A rectangle is divided into 1,000 parts, with 125 parts shaded. What decimal represents the shaded
part?
6. A triangle is divided into 100 parts, with 47 parts shaded. What decimal represents the shaded
part?

SW
4. The circumference of a circle is three and fourteen hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
5. How do you write 64.236 in words?
6. A square is divided into 1 000 parts, with 63 parts shaded. What is the decimal representing the shaded
part?

Q2-L3
DISCUSSION:
A. 1. A watermelon weighs 67.582 kilograms. How much does it weigh when rounded to the nearest hundredths?
 2.A truck carries 89.743 kilograms of sand. Round the weight to the nearest tenths?.
B. 1. Mars orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 24.567 km/s. Round this speed to the nearest tenths.
2. Jupiter's moon,, orbits at 17.834 km/s. Round this speed to the nearest hundredths.
C. 1. What is 23.6785 rounded to the nearest thousandths?
2. Round 47.2156 to the nearest tenths
D. 1. Your cat weighs 15.3845 kilograms. Round its weight to the nearest hundredth.
2. The baby elephant weighs 32.4976 kilograms. Round its weight to the nearest thousandths
.S.W.
1. Joan weighs 45.365 kilograms. How much does she weigh when rounded off to the nearest hundredths?
2. Venus, known as Earth's twin, orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 35.012 km/s. Round its speed to the
nearest hundredths.
3. What is 16.5837 rounded off to the nearest thousandths?
4. You’re dog weighs 24.6750 kilograms. Round the weight of your dog to the nearest hundredth.
Q2-L3
DISCUSSION:
A.1. A watermelon weighs 67.582 kilograms. How much does it weigh when rounded to the nearest hundredths?
2.A truck carries 89.743 kilograms of sand. Round the weight to the nearest tenths?.
B. 1. Mars orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 24.567 km/s. Round this speed to the nearest tenths.
2. Jupiter's moon,, orbits at 17.834 km/s. Round this speed to the nearest hundredths.
C. 1. What is 23.6785 rounded to the nearest thousandths?
2. Round 47.2156 to the nearest tenths
D. 1. Your cat weighs 15.3845 kilograms. Round its weight to the nearest hundredth.
2. The baby elephant weighs 32.4976 kilograms. Round its weight to the nearest thousandths
.S.W.
1. Joan weighs 45.365 kilograms. How much does she weigh when rounded off to the nearest hundredths?
2. Venus, known as Earth's twin, orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 35.012 km/s. Round its speed to the
nearest hundredths.
3. What is 16.5837 rounded off to the nearest thousandths?
4. You’re dog weighs 24.6750 kilograms. Round the weight of your dog to the nearest hundredth.
2ND QUARTER PERFORMANCE TASK

1. What is the place value and value of 5 in 9.523?

2. What place value does the digit 9 hold in 7.6987?
3. Using the digits 0,4,6 and 8, what is the greatest decimal number less than 1 that can be formed without
repeating any digit.
4. The circumference of a circle is three and fourteen hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
5. How do you write 75. 347 in words?
6. A square is divided into 1 000 parts, with 74 parts shaded. What is the decimal representing the shaded
part?
7. Robin weighs 34. 254 kilograms. How much does she weigh when rounded off to the nearest hundredths?
8. Venus, known as Earth's twin, orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 35.012 km/s. Round its speed to the
nearest hundredths.
9. What is 27. 6948 rounded off to the nearest thousandths?

10. You’re dog weighs 13 . 5649 kilograms. Round the weight of your dog to the nearest hundredth.
2ND QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST 1
1.What is the place value and value of 3 in 10.634?
2. What place value does the digit 8 hold in 7.6987?
3.Using the digits 0,4,6 and 8, what is the Least decimal number less than 1 that can be formed without repeating
any digit.
4.The circumference of a circle is three and fourteen hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
5.How do you write 86. 458 in words?
6.A square is divided into 1 000 parts, with 85 parts shaded. What is the decimal representing the shaded part?
7.Robert weighs 45. 2543 kilograms. How much does she weigh when rounded off to the nearest thousandths?
8.Venus, known as Earth's twin, orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 35.012 km/s. Round its speed to the
nearest tenths.
9. What is 27. 6948 rounded off to the nearest tenths?
10.You’re dog weighs 13 . 5644 kilograms. Round the weight of your dog to the nearest thousandths.

2ND QUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST 1

1.What is the place value and value of 3 in 10.634?
2. What place value does the digit 8 hold in 7.6987?
3.Using the digits 0,4,6 and 8, what is the Least decimal number less than 1 that can be formed without repeating
any digit.
4.The circumference of a circle is three and fourteen hundredths. Write this decimal in standard form.
5.How do you write 86. 458 in words?
6.A square is divided into 1 000 parts, with 85 parts shaded. What is the decimal representing the shaded part?
7.Robert weighs 45. 2543 kilograms. How much does she weigh when rounded off to the nearest thousandths?
8.Venus, known as Earth's twin, orbits the sun at a speed of approximately 35.012 km/s. Round its speed to the
nearest tenths.
9. What is 27. 6948 rounded off to the nearest tenths?
10.You’re dog weighs 13 . 5644 kilograms. Round the weight of your dog to the nearest thousandths.
Q2. L4 COMPARING AND ARRANGING DECIMALS

1. On Sunday, Alma, Beverly, and Violeta went for a jog. Alma covered 768.453 meters, Beverly 867.209
meters, and Violeta 786.354 meters. Who has jogged the farthest?

2. On Monday, James, Liam, and Noah swam different distances. James swam 123.456 meters, Liam
swam 134.678 meters, and Noah swam 130.987 meters. Who swam the farthest?

3. Maricar weighs 46.866 kg, Luz weighs 53.819 kg, and Joey weighs 53.143 kg. Arrange the girls
according to their weights from lightest to heaviest.

4. Anna weighs 67.234 kg, Claire weighs 65.899 kg, and Julia weighs 68.562 kg. Arrange them from
lightest to heaviest.

5. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 10 + 80.2 + 3.50 _____ 9.370?

6. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 15.45 + 23.8 + 8.25 _____ 47.505?

SEATWORK

1. During recess, Andrea, Chloe, and Mia skipped different distances. Andrea skipped 1,024.567 meters,
Chloe skipped 1,120.456 meters, and Mia skipped 1,095.789 meters. Who skipped the farthest?

2. Ethan weighs 56.234 kg, Leo weighs 59.123 kg, and Mark weighs 57.981 kg. Arrange them from
lightest to heaviest.

3. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 120.65 + 85.9 + 14.23 _____ 219.893?

Q2. L4 COMPARING AND ARRANGING DECIMALS

1. On Sunday, Alma, Beverly, and Violeta went for a jog. Alma covered 768.453 meters, Beverly 867.209
meters, and Violeta 786.354 meters. Who has jogged the farthest?

2. On Monday, James, Liam, and Noah swam different distances. James swam 123.456 meters, Liam
swam 134.678 meters, and Noah swam 130.987 meters. Who swam the farthest?

3. Maricar weighs 46.866 kg, Luz weighs 53.819 kg, and Joey weighs 53.143 kg. Arrange the girls
according to their weights from lightest to heaviest.

4. Anna weighs 67.234 kg, Claire weighs 65.899 kg, and Julia weighs 68.562 kg. Arrange them from
lightest to heaviest.

5. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 10 + 80.2 + 3.50 _____ 9.370?

6. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 15.45 + 23.8 + 8.25 _____ 47.505?

SEATWORK

1. During recess, Andrea, Chloe, and Mia skipped different distances. Andrea skipped 1,024.567 meters,
Chloe skipped 1,120.456 meters, and Mia skipped 1,095.789 meters. Who skipped the farthest?
2. Ethan weighs 56.234 kg, Leo weighs 59.123 kg, and Mark weighs 57.981 kg. Arrange them from
lightest to heaviest.

3. What symbol will you use to make this statement correct: 120.65 + 85.9 + 14.23 _____ 219.893?