CHAPTER 1: THREE DIGITS NUMBE

UNIT 1 HUNDREDS, TENS & ONE 4

CHAPTER 1: MULTIPLICATION
UNIT 2 ADDING 3-DIGITS NUMBERS 8
UNIT 3 SUBTRACTING 3-DIGITS NUMBERS 12
UNIT 4 2-STEP PROBLEMS 16
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LET’S REVIEW 22

CHAPTER 2: MEASURING TIME, CAPACITY & MASS

UNIT 5 ESTIMATING TIME 26

UNIT 6 TELLING TIME 30
UNIT 7 MEASURING CAPACITY 34
UNIT 8 MEASURING MASS 38
LET’S REVIEW 42

CHAPTER 3: MULTIPLICATION

UNIT 9 MULTIPLICATION 47
UNIT 10 SOLVING PROBLEMS 51
LET’S REVIEW 55

CHAPTER 4: DIVISION

UNIT 11 DIVISION 58
UNIT 12 DIVDING WITH REMAINDER 64
UNIT 13 MULTIPLICATION & DIVISION 68
LET’S REVIEW 72

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Are you ready to go?
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1 One

1 Ten

= 10 Tens = 100 Ones

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1. Read and Match:

123 Nine hundred and one

325 Five hundred seventy six
576 One hundred twenty three
639 Three hundred twenty five
901 Six hundred thirty nine

2. Numbering the digits:

a. Eight hundred and five:

Hundreds Tens Ones

b. Four hundred twenty six:

Hundreds Tens Ones

c. Nine hundred seventy four:

Hundreds Tens Ones

d. Three hundred forty one:

Hundreds Tens Ones
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1. More or Less: < , > , = ?

213 194
288 387
123 182
563 783
398 371

2. Write & Read:

a. 123 + 56 = …… g. 621 + 34 = ……

b. 472 + 37 = …… h. 390 + 2 = ……

c. 338 + 5 = …… I. 491 + 10 = ……

d. 394 + 28 = …… j.702 + 8 = ……

e. 721 + 49 = …… k. 802 + 94 = ……

f. 582 + 73 = …… l. 483 + 15 = ……

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 BUS NUMBER

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PAGE NUMBER

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HOUSE ADDRESS
NUMBER

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129 + 173 = HOW MANY BALLS?

Here is the way to add:

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

Add the ONES Add the TENS Add the HUNDREDS
1 1
1 2 9 1 2 9 1 2 9
1 7 3 1 7 3 1 7 3
2 9 2 2 9 2

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123 387 346
+ + +

452 284 372

….. ….. …..

125 172 196

+ + +

442 802 562

….. ….. …..

472 639 293

+ + +
296 278 174
….. ….. …..
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X + 356 = 926
X + 139 = 256

X = …………
X = …………

X + 378 = 568

X + 312 = 826

X = …………

X = …………

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Total mass that the elevator can carry: 250 Kg

The old man’s weight: 95 Kg

The young man: 68 Kg

The woman: 62 Kg

How much is you weight?

Will you come in the elevator?

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129 - 73 = HOW MANY BALLS?

Here is the way to subtract:

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

Subtract the ONES Subtract the TENS Regroup the
HUNDREDS
Not enough TENS
1 2 9 1 2 9 (1 2) 9
7 3 7 3 7 3
6 6 5 6

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 379
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148
153 ….. 367
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92 284

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972

538

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568
167
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390
62
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206

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Subtract the number: 314

IN OUT
173
482
938
746
398
328
302
643
429
380
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Nam had 283 marbles, Nam gave Huy 135 marbles. How many marbles were
left? …………………………………

There are 167 workers in a factory on Monday. On Tuesday, 28 workers are

sick and they cannot go to work.How many workers in the factory on

Tuesday?

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Mai has 10 flowers. Lan has 3 fewer.

How many flowers do they have?

1. Step 1: How many flowers does Lan have?

Mai:

Lan:

3 fewer

The flowers Lan have = 10 – 3 = 7 flowers.

2. Step 2: How many flower do they have?

Mai’s flower + Lan’s flower = 10 + 7 = 17 flowers

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1. Đăng has 20 marbles, Toàn has 13 more. How many marbles do they have?

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2. Hoàng has 30 colour pencils. Hoàng gives Mai 5 pencils, but Mai had 16
colour pencil. How many pencil do they have?

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1. A farmer has 385 tomatoes. In the morning, his son brings to him 106
apples. In the afternoon, his daughter brings to him 36 apples more. How
many apples are more than the tomatoes? How many fruits does the
farmer has?

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2. Lan has a book. Lan’s book has 472 pages. Lan buys another book and
Lan gives it to Nam. Nam’s book has 139 pages fewer. How many pages
does Nam’s book have?

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3. MORE or LESS or EQUAL: > < =

291 ……………………… 903

498 ……………………… 132
491 ……………………… 302
302 ……………………… 502
391 ……………………… 832
591 ……………………… 310
610 ……………………… 450
390 ……………………… 340

4. Mum buys Lan 5 dresses. Lan gives her friend Ngọc 2 dresses. Mum knows
that and she buy Lam 5 more dresses. Ngọc sends back to Lam 1 dresses
because it doesn’t fit. How many dresses does Lan have?

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1.

Let’s Review
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1. Fill the blank:
NUMBER THE THE TENS THE ONES
HUNDREDS
383
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4 6 3
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9 8
2…………… ……………..
4
39…………... …………….. ……………
1 6
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7
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2. Add the numbers:

391+271 104+395 672 + 303 602+186

391
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271
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3. Subtract the numbers:

938-201 842-483 731-361 501-428

938
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201
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4. Find the X:
a. X + 389 -155 = 638 b. 381 +X = 902 -482

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c. X-281 + 58 = 900 d. 973 –X + 378 = 378

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5. Find the subtraction rule: IN to OUT
IN OUT

293 0

383 ………………………

872 ………………………

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321 ………………………

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6. Find the adding rule: IN to OUT

IN OUT

0 291

383 ………………………

466 ………………………

……………………… 500

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406 ………………………

……………………… 292

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7. There are 49 people in the bus. The bus stops at two stations. At the
station no. 1, 15 people move out and 4 people get in. At the station mo.
2, 5 people get in. How many people are there in the bus mow?

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 UNITS OF TIME
1 HOUR 60 MINUTES
1 MINUTES 60 SECONDS
1 DAY 24 HOURS
1 WEEKS 7 DAYS
1 MONTH 4 WEEKS
1 YEAR 12 MONTHS
1 YEAR 365 DAYS

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Choose the suitable units of time:

1. My father has to work 8 …… every day.

2. I learn English 3 …… a week.

3. Nam spend 1…… doing exercises every morning.

4. My mother goes shopping one day a ……

5. I go swimming two …… a week.

6. Lan does home works 1 …… in the evening.

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1. Estimate the time for every activity:

2. Circle the best answer:

a. How long do you sleep at night?
2 hours 4 hours 15 minutes 8 hours

b. How long do you learn at school?

3 hours 5 hours 7 hours 10 hours

c. How long does it take to travel around Ho Chi Minh city?

1 day 6 hours 8 hours 1 week

d. How long does it take to drive from you house to school?

15 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour 2 hours

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Do you know?

- It takes 365 …… for the Earth to go around the Sun.

- To be healthy, you must sleep 8 …… every night.

- The heartbeat at your age is 100 beat per ……

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WHAT TIME IS IT?

Minute
hand

Hour hand

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Start at O and count right:
55 0
5
0

50
10
5
0

45
15
5
0

40 20
5
0

35
25
5

30
0

5 0

Write the time: 0

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“WHAT ARE YOU DOING AT…… ?

IM …….. AT ……”

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DRAW THE TIME: WHAT ARE YOU DOING AT……?

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 Buy some drinks!

- Apple juice: 350 Milliliters

- Fresh water: 300 Milliliters

- Coke: 330 Milliliters

Units of Capacity:

1 liter(l) = 1000 milliliters(ml)

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1. Smallest capacity & Greatest capacity:

a. b. c.

2. Liter or Milliliter:

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MORE THAN OR LESS THAN CAPACITY

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Lan is making chicken soup. She needs 2 liters of water.

But the bottle’s capacity is just 500 milliliters.

How many water bottle does Lan need to make chicken soup?

1 liter(l) = 1000 milliliters(ml)

500ml

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HOW HEAVY ARE YOU?

UNITS OF MASS
1 Kilogram (Kg) 1000 Grams (g)

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Estimate the mass

300g or 2 Kg?

4 Kg or 700g?

15 Kg or 60Kg?

30Kg or 98Kg?

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LIGHTEST AND HEAVIEST:

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ESTIMATE THE MASS OF THIS MAN: HEALTHY OR NOT

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1. Put the number order 1 – 2 -3 for the smallest and the biggest
cacpacity:

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2. Estimate the mass:

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3. Try to get out the Labyrinth. Draw the time you begin and the time
you’ve done.

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REMEMBER THE BALLS? We have 100 balls.

LOOK! 10 BALLS IN THE ROW & 10 BALL IN THE COLUMN

THIS IS MULTIPLICATION: 10 X 10 =100

Ten times of ten, and you’ve got One Hundred

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1. Fill the box;

2. Shade the correct blank number and write out the adding time:

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LOOK AT THIS:

TRY THIS:

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Use multiplication to count: How much students are in the classroom?

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Problem: There are 5 teams in your class. 6 students are in 1 team. How many
students are in your class?

1. Draw 5 teams:

1 2 3 4 5

=> This is times: 5 times

2. Draw 6 students in a team: This is the problem to solve.

6 6 6 6 6

3. Draw the multiplication: 5 times of 6

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4. Student in the class: 5 x 6 = 30 students

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1. Minh has 3 pens. Bảo has 3 times more than Minh. How many pens do
they have?

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2. Lan gives her 9 friends stickers. Every friend has 4 stickers. How many
stickers did Lan give her friends?

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Use multiplication to count: How many cubes are in the Rubik?

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1. REMEMBER THIS?

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2. THE PUZZLE:

3. DO MULTIPLY:

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4. There are four butterflies. Each butterfly has 2 wings. How many wings
do they have?

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5. There in a garden are seven strawberry trees. Each tree bears 7

strawberry. How many strawberries are in the garden?

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6. There are 4 boys in the library. The girl are 5 times as many as the
boys. How many student are there?

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We have 18 candies:

We want to share with 3 friends:

This is how we did:

 THIS IS DIVISION
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WILL YOU TRY THIS?

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You have seven candies. You want to give each of your 2 friends 3 candies.
How many candy is left?

WHAT IS REMAINDER?

7 CANDIES FOR 2 FRIEND + REMAINDER:

R1 = REMAINDER = 7 - (2 X3) = 1

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Example:

 You’ve got 6 remainder is 3: 6r3

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 There are 41 students in your class. Your teacher want to have many
groups to work together. Help you teacher!

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1. LOOK!

2. MULTIPLICATION: 3 GROUPS X 6 FACES = 18 FACES

 OR: 6 FACES X 3 GROUPS = 18 FACES

3. DIVISION: 18 FACES : 3 GROUPS = 6 FACES

 OR: 18 FACES : 6 FACES = 3 GROUPS

4. So:
 3 x 6 =18 = 6 x 3

 18 : 3 = 6 & 18 : 6 = 3
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1. Fill the blank

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