Daily Math Review

Ms. Naugle

Grade 4

Week 3

by Paula L. Naugle

Monday – Complete this work in your math journal.

Remember to put the date. 1. Write these in standard form:• twelve thousand, ninety-nine• thirty-five thousand, seven hundred twenty

2. Tom bought a book for $9.99 and a magazine for $4.95. How much change did he get back from $20.00? Show his change with the fewest bills and coins.

3. How much will 4 notebooks cost if each notebook is $1.49?

4. Write the numbers in the chart as standard decimals and as money amounts.

ones . tenths hundredths

5 . 6 8

8 . 0 7

by Paula L. Naugle

Tuesday – Complete this work in your math journal. Remember to put the date.

1. Write these numbers in expanded form:• 33,333• 56,909

2. Show $6.87 with the fewest bills and coins.

3. John bought 3 candy bars for $.79 each. How much change will he get back from $5.00?

4. Which of these numbers are odd? 455; 567; 656; 930

5. Solve these problems:• 400 – 246 =• 56 + 43 + 28 =

by Paula L. Naugle

Wednesday – Complete this work in your math journal. Remember to put the date.• Two one dollar bills, three quarters, one dime, one nickel

and two pennies equals what amount of money?• You buy three pencils which cost $.59 each. How much

change do you get back from five dollars?• You buy a book for $3.99, a notebook for $2.89, and a

pencil case for $2.35. Estimate how much money you need.

• Round 3,567 to the nearest 10.• Round 3,567 to the nearest 1000.• Complete this equation: 12 + n = 20• Complete this pattern:

6, 9, 12, 15, ____, ____, ____

by Paula L. Naugle

Thursday – Complete this work in your math journal. Remember to put the date.

Round these numbers to the nearest thousand:

•23,876

•43,499

Third grade read 234 books in August and fourth grade read 367 books. Estimate how many books were read altogether.

How much money does three one dollar bills, two quarters, one dime, one nickel, and three pennies equal?

Solve for n.

•17 – n = 9

•n + 3 = 11

by Paula L. Naugle

Friday - Complete this work in your journal. Remember to put the date.

Amounts Ones Tenths Hundredths

3 4 9

$5.92

Draw a picture to show $3.33 with the fewest bills and coins.

Write these in standard form:

• twenty-two thousand, two hundred two

• twelve thousand, twenty

Estimate how much three notebooks that cost $1.89 each would cost you.

You spent $6. 08. What is your change from a ten dollar bill?