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Math 3 Week 3
Math 3 Week 3
• CONTENT:
Lesson: Reading and Writing whole numbers
References: Mathematics 3 Module
• CONCEPTS
✓ When we read and write numbers in words, a (,) comma separates the thousands period
from the ones period.
✓ Numbers from 21 to 99 except of multiples of 10 are written with (-) hyphen in words.
Examples: 21 (twenty-one) 87 (eighty-seven)
35 (thirty-five)
99 (ninety-nine)
seven
• EVALUATION
Drill board
Write the following numbers in words.
1. 23 768 2. 51 920 3. 99 354
• ASSIGNMENT
• CONTENT:
Lesson: Writing whole numbers in expanded form.
Resources: Real Life Mathematics 3
• LEARNING CONCEPTS
7 964
✓ In 7 964, the digit 4 is at the ones place; 6 is at the tens place; 9 is at the hundreds
place; 7 is at the thousands place.
7 964 means 7 000 + 900 + 60 + 4
12 567
✓ In 12 567, the digit 7 is at the ones place; 6 is at the tens place; 5 is at the hundreds
place; 2 is at the thousands place and 1 is at the ten thousands place.
12 567 means 10 000 + 2 000 + 500 + 60 + 7
Standard form
Expanded Form
(figure form)
3 451 3 000 + 400 + 50 + 1
23 567 20 000+ 3 000+500+60+7
• EVALUATION
Expand the given numbers.
1. 87 224
2. 5 678
3. 69 412
• ASSIGNMENT
Prepare for Enrichment Exercises tomorrow (Reading and Writing whole numbers)
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II. Write True if the numbers are written correctly and False if it is not.