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GRADE 5 MATH
SECOND QUARTER
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MATH 5
SECOND QUARTER
LEARNING MODULE
S.Y. 2021 – 2022
WEEK 4
Student Name:
MY MATH JOURNAL
End of module journal. Student will list down
all the important learnings from the lessons in
the module. (Graded)
To start with the lesson, let us first read a short but touching story.
Ever since Kurt and Karl’s grandfather died, they have been helping their father in
their rice field to provide for the family. Cultivating the land for the upcoming planting
season. Each day, Kurt worked 4.5 hours while Karl worked 4.3 hours. Find the total
number of hours the two boys worked together in 4 days.
Before we proceed with the steps, answer the following questions first.
As usual, to solve the problem, you should read and understand the problem carefully. Then,
identify what is being asked. Next, write down what is given.
IDENTIFY
Asked:
a. The total number of hours Kurt and Karl worked together.
Given:
Hidden Questions:
STRATEGIZE
1. Strategize
- To find the total number of hours the 2 boys worked in 4 days, first we need to find how
many hours did each boy work.
- Then, we will add the number of hours of each boy to find how many hours did both of the
boys work.
SET-UP
SOLVE
3. Solve: To find the answer, let us solve the number sentence one by one.
First, let’s find out how many hours Kurt has worked then Karl.
Then, add the number of hours each boy worked to get the total number.
18.4
+¿ 17.2
35.6 hours
Therefore, Kurt and Karl worked a total of 35.6 hours in 4 days helping their father.
CHECK
2
1
35.6
4. −¿ 17.2
18.4
SOLVE THIS
Mrs. Dalisay purchased school supplies for her sari-sari store. She bought 6 boxes of
crayons at ₱18.50 per box, 10 packs of colored paper at ₱5.50 per pack, and 20 pieces
of ruler at ₱6.50 each. How much did she pay for all the items?
Ms. Clayton went to the market to buy ube as she needs it because of her ube leche
flan business. Initially, a kilo of Ube is sold at ₱55.00 but she was able to buy 11
kilos of ube for only ₱50.50 per kilo after asking for so much discount. If she had a
Before we proceed with the steps, let us try to guess what could be needed to solve
the problem.
To solve the problem let us begin with reading and understanding the problem carefully.
Then, identify what is being asked. Next, write down what is given.
IDENTIFY
Asked:
a. Ms. Clayton’s change after paying with her ₱1 000.00 bill
Given:
Hidden Questions:
STRATEGIZE
5. Strategize
- To find how much change Ms. Clayton will receive, first we need to find the total price for
the ube by multiplying its price to how many kilos she bought.
- Then, we will subtract the total price of the mangoes from her ₱1 000.00 bill.
SET-UP
₱1 000.00
- (Price of Ube × Number of Kilos)
= Ms. Clayton’s change
SOLVE
Solve: To find the answer, let us solve the number sentence using the order of
operations, PMDAS.
= ₱1 000.00 – ₱555.50
= ₱ 444.50
0 9 9 9 10
1 1 1
₱1 000.00
−¿ ₱ 555.50
₱ 444.50
Therefore, Ms. Clayton will receive a change of ₱ 444.50 after paying with her ₱ 1 000.00 bill
CHECK
1 1 1
₱555.50
+¿ ₱444.50
₱ 1000.00
ON YOUR OWN
Solve the following multi-step word problem. Show your steps. No
steps, no points. Use the attached blank pieces of paper for your answer.
1. Jimmy bought 4 liters of yellow paint and 2 liters of blue paint. If the yellow paint is
₱175.50 a liter and the blue paint is P195.00 a liter, how much dud Jimmy spend on
buying paint?
2. Mother bought 3.2 meters of curtain material at P65.00 per meter and 6.3 meters of
floor mat at P80.00 per meter. How much did she pay?
3. Ben helps his father feed the chicken in their poultry farm. For the daily feeding ratio,
he gives 10.75 kilograms of laying mash and 15.5 kilograms of growing mash to the
broilers and layers. How many kilograms does he use in one week?
4. Mother bought 10.5 kilograms of fruits, 4.5 kilograms of fish, 1.70 kilograms of
vegetables. How many kilograms of food did she buy?
5. Give the total weight of 5.5 kilogram of mangoes, 4.75 kilograms of oranges, 6.7
kilograms of pomelos, and 6.6 kilograms of bananas.
6. A sack of rice weighed 48.5 (kgs) kilograms. What was the total weight of 6 sacks if
they all have the same weight?
MY MATH JOURNAL
What are the important learnings that you acquired this week?
How will it help you in your everyday life?
PARENTAL CHECK
Parent’s/Guardian’s signature