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INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITY
Draw the thumbs up sign if the statement is correct or thumbs
down if it is not correct.
3 1 4
1. 5 + 5 = 10

4 1 3
2. 7
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2 = 5

3 1
3. 4 5 + 1 5 = 5

4 4 12
4. 5
–
8 = 40

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INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITY
Draw the thumbs up sign if the statement is correct or thumbs
down if it is not correct.

3 1 4
1. 5 + 5 = 10

4 1 3
2. 7
−¿
2 = 5

3 1
3. 4 5 + 1 5 = 5

4 4 12
4. 5
–
8 = 40

ACTIVITY 1
Finding the LCD
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Write the LCD of the following fractions.

3 1 3 1
1. 7 + 3 _____ 2. 10 + 5 _____

5 7 3 1
3. 12 + 8 _____ 4. 8 + 5 _____

5 11 7 7
5. 6 + 18 _____ 6. 16 + 12 _____

3 1 2 1
7. 7 - 4 _____ 8. 3 - 4 _____

3 1 3 1
9. 6 - 8 _____ 10. 8 - 4 _____
5 7 7 3
11. 6 - 12 _____ 12. 16 - 10 _____

ACTIVITY 2
Finding the sum using model method
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5 1
1. 7 + 2 =N

3 7
2. 8 + 12 =N

9 3
3. 16 + 4 =N

3 1
4. 5 + 3 =N

7 2
5. 18 + 3 =N

9 3
6. 14 + 4 =N

ACTIVITY 3
Finding the difference using model method

6 1
1. 7 - 2 =N
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5 5
2. 8 - 12 =N

11 1
3. 16 - 2 =N

4 2
4. 5 - 3 =N

5 2
5. 18 - 9 =N

7 2
6. 15 - 5 =N

ACTIVITY 4
GROUP WORK

3 2
Group 1: Find the sum of 6 4 + 3 .
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1 3
Group 2: Find the sum of 5 3 + 3 5 .

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Group 3: Find the difference of 4 - 6 .

1 3
Group 4: Find the difference of 5 2 – 8 .

3 3
Group 5: Find the difference of 6 4 – 2 6 .

3 3
Group 6: Find the difference of 5 5 - 2 4 = N

ACTIVITY 5
Pairs Check

DIRECTIONS: Perform the indicated operation.

5 3
1. 3 6 + 5 = _____
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7 3
2. 10 + 45 = _____

7 5
3. 5
12 + 3 8 = _____

2
4. 10 - 5 8   = _____

4 2
5. 7
5 - 36 = _____

1 1
6. 8 3 - 2 4 = _____

ACTIVITY 6
PROBLEM SOLVING
2 1
1. Susan spent 5 of her money on clothes and 3 on pair of
shoes. What fraction of her money was left?
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2. Lilibeth filled ¼ of a container with water while Tony added 3
of the container. What fraction of the container must be
poured out so that the container is half-full?
3. In a Science experiment, Vicky observes that a bean sprout
has grown 1 ½ centimeter taller. If the height of the
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bean was 3 5 cm , what is the height now?
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4. A driver took 5 ¼ hours to travel from A to B. He took 12
hour less to travel from B to C. How long did he take to
travel from A to C?
5. Jacob traveled 1 ¾ kilometers while Johannes travelled 1½
more than the distance covered by Nicholas. How many
kilometers did the two boys travel together?
6. Mr. De Guzman bought 7 ½ kilograms of meat. He used 2 ¾
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kilograms for afritada, 3 8 kilograms for menudo, and the
rest for pochero. How many kilograms of meat did he use
for pochero?
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7. Francis has 8 liters of orange juice and 6 liters of mango
juice. How many liters of juices does he have?
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8. Shiela used 5 ¼ kilograms of flour while Francesca used 1 12
kilograms less for the empanada dough that each of them
will make. How many kilograms of flour that they use
altogether?
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9. Krystal bought 5 10 kg of peanuts and 3 4 kilograms of
cashew nuts. How many kilograms of nuts did she buy in
all?
7 3
Krystal bought 5 10 kg of peanuts and 3 4 kilograms of
cashew nuts. How many kilograms of nuts did she buy in all?
10. One day, Raquel spent 2½ hours studying Math and ¾ hour
less than that for Science. How many hours did she spend
altogether for studying Math and Science?
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11. Karen has 1 3 kilogram of chicken meat and 5 2 kilogram of
beef in her refrigerator. How many kilograms of meat does
she have in all?
12. Carlo , Rey and Kenneth have 20 meters of rope. Carlo has
5 ¾ meters, Rey has 2 ½ meters less than Carlo, and
the rest are for Kenneth. How many meters of rope does
Kenneth have?
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13. The first tree measures 10 4 feet while the second tree is 3 2
feet more than the first tree. How tall is the second tree?
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14. Valerie bought 4 3 kg of oranges, 3 2 kg of bananas and 2 5
kg of apples. How many kilograms of fruits did she buy in
all?
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