3rd grade Last Six Weeks Math Worksheet

Worksheet by Victor Cornejo
3rd grade Last Six Weeks Math Worksheet Grade 3 worksheet preview
Subjects
Math
Grades
Grade 3
Language
ENG
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1. Jayden had $65. He earned $11 mowing lawns this weekend. He also took his mother to dinner and spent $17. Which number sentence shows how much money Jayden has left? $65 +$11 +$17 = $65 - $11 - $17 = $65 + $11 - $17= $65 + $17 = 2. Jordan ordered a pizza that was cut into 8 pieces. After Jordan was finished eating, there was 3 slices of pizza left. Which fraction shows how much of the pizza Jordan ate? 3 3 5 5 3. Gabby brought 2 pies to a potluck dinner. 4 of the blueberry pie was left and 5 of the apple pie was left.Which comparison below shows the pie with most left over? 5 < 4 4 5 5 >4 5 = 4 4. St. Joseph's Elementary School has 388 students in second grade, 311 students in third grade, and 297 students in fourth grade. Using rounding, which equation shows the best estimate for the number of students in these three grades? 400 + 200 + 300 = 900 400 + 200 + 200 = 800 300 + 300 + 200 = 800 300 + 300 + 400 = 1,000 5. Leon opened a package of 12 shiny Pokemon stickers. Leon and three of his friends shared the stickers equally.What fraction of the stickers did each of them get? 3 5 4 3 6. Michelle baked 6 cupcakes for her family. Her brother ate 4 pieces of the cupcakes.Which equation shows the equivalent fractions that represent the cupcakes Michelle's brother ate? 3 = 3 3 =1 3 = 2 4 = 2 7. There were 35 Pokemon balloons at Marcellos's birthday party. His friends and family brought 20 more Pokemon balloons. Marcellos gave away 16 balloons to his friends. How many Pokemon balloons are there now? 55 balloons 49 balloons 41 balloons 39 balloons 8. There are 471 kiddos playing video games online in the morning. In the afternoon there are 218 kiddos playing video games online. Rounded to the nearest 10, about how many kiddos playing video games online are there in the morning and the afternoon? 300 690 700 450

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