THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

MONITORING LEARNERS PROGRESS

Grade 3 – 2020
MATHEMATICS ACTIVITIES
FOR LEARNERS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

Name ………………………………………………………………………………..

Learner’s Number

Gender: Boy Girl

County Name ……………………………… County Code

Sub-County Name ………………………… Sub-County Code

School Name……………………………….. School Code

The grid below is to be filled by the teacher after assessing the learner’s work
Strand Sub-strands Question Number of questions Performance
Number correct Level
Numbers Addition 1, 5, 10, 12a
Subtraction 3, 6, 7, 9
Multiplication 2, 12b, 12c
Division & 4, 8, 11, 12d
Fractions
Measurement Length, Mass and 13, 14, 15
Capacity
Time 16, 17, 18
Money 19, 20
Geometry Position & direction 21, 22
shapes

@2021 The Kenya National Examinations Council

 Answer ALL the questions in the spaces provided

1. Add

524
 301

Fill in the missing number in the box in questions 2, 3 and 4

2. 8 = 56

3. - 47 = 39

4. ÷7=9

5. Kaunda collected 116 eggs from his farm on Tuesday. He collected 92 eggs

on Wednesday. How many eggs did he collect altogether?

6. Ouma had 175 mangoes. He sold 65 mangoes. How many mangoes was he left

with?

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7. There are 525 seats in a stadium. During a football match, 483 people sat

on the seats. How many seats remained empty?

8. A family bought 10 kg of maize flour. Each day they used 2 kg of the flour.

How many days did they take to finish the flour?

9. Fill in the missing number.

350
300

250

150

100
50

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10. Make an addition pattern of 3’s starting from 120.

120, _______, _______, _______

11. Four friends shared one chapati equally. What fraction did each get?

12. Jane has 3 cows and John has 5 cows. Each cow has 4 legs.

(a) How many cows are there altogether?

(b) How many legs do 5 cows have?

(c) How many legs do the cows have altogether?

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 (d) Auma counted 36 legs of cows in a cowshed. How many cows were in

the cowshed?

13. Rehema walked 50 metres from the classroom to the playfield. She then
walked 15 metres from the playfield to the water point. What distance did
she walk altogether?

_____________ metres.

14. Hamisi mixed 18 kg of maize and 14 kg of beans. How many kilogrammes of

maize and beans were mixed altogether?

15. A jerrycan contains 20 litres of milk. A 5 litre jug was filled with milk from
the jerrycan. How much milk remained in the jerrycan?

_____________ litres.

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16. Read and tell time as set by the teacher in the digital clock.

17. Read the time as set by the teacher on the clock face using past or to the
hour.

18. Wangari took 1 hour 10 minutes to complete her homework. She took
20 minutes to wash her uniform. How much time did she take to complete
her homework and wash her uniform altogether?

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19. Match the items as Needs or Wants

Item Needs or Wants

Dress

NEED

Bus

NEED

Watch

WANT

House

WANT

20. Identify the currency notes as presented by the teacher.

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21.

Tom is walking to school. At the junction, Tom will turn _____________

then walk straight to school.

22. Complete the pattern.

________________________________

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