Gibbons 1 WEEK I

Math Monkey Competition 2024

A. Let us count the coins.

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B. Let us count the notes.

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Lemur 3 WEEK II

Math Monkey Competition 2024

A. Can you count the money?

1. $ 1.000 2. $ 2.400
$ 700 + $ 600 +

B. Let’s count the money! You can use the picture to help you count.

3. $ 900 – $ 300 =

4. $ 1.700 – $ 500 =

C. Count the money! Be careful with the sign.

5. $ 9.600 6. $ 8.700
$ 3.200 + $ 5.400 -
Lemur 3 WEEK III

Math Monkey Competition 2024

A. Read and underline important information. Circle the right strategy for
the following questions.

1. Charlie bought bread for $ 7.50. He also bought a drink that cost $ 2.00
less. How much did the drink cost?

2. Mita bought a pair of socks for $ 10.00. If she bought 3 pairs, how much
would she pay?

B. Read, underline, and show your work for the following word problems.
3. Laura bought a dragon fruit for $ 5.50. How much money did she
pay if she bought 2 dragon fruits?

Laura paid .

4. Kayle has $ 60 and Perry has $ 70. How much more money does
Perry have than Kayle?

Perry has more than Kayle.

C. Solve and write the correct sentences!
5. In her wallet, Josh has two $ 2.00 notes and three $ 50 coins.
How much money did Josh have in her wallet in total?
Notes =
Coins =
Total =

6. Terry has $ 4.50 and Vio has $ 3.00 more than Terry. How much
money do they have altogether?
Terry =
Vio =
Altogether =
Lemur 3 WEEK IV

Math Monkey Competition 2024

A. Write down the time shown on the clock.

1. 2. 3.

B. Can you draw the time? Use blue color for the short hand and red color
for the long hand.

1. 2. 3.

5:55 9:30 6:10

Lemur 3 WEEK V

Math Monkey Competition 2024

A. Write down the time of the first clock face. Then, skip count using the
second clock face and trace the time movement:

1.

2.

B. Write down the time “a.m.” or “p.m.” next to the picture.

3.
C. Circle the correct answer.

4. The students finished school at 3.00 a.m. / p.m.

5. The short hand of the clock is called

The hour / minute hand.

6. When the long hand of the clock is at

‘5’, it is 5 minutes / 20 minutes.