3rd Grade Math Worksheets

Look at the price tag of each item, and color the coins required to buy it.

Observe the obverse and reverse of the coins and bills, add up the cents and dollars, and write the total amount.

Count the money in each pouch, write the amount in '$', compare them using < or > symbols.

Check if the figures after the decimal are less than or greater than 50, and round off the amounts accordingly.

Write how many of the depicted bills and coins are required to buy the item; make sure to write the least number of them.

Fill in the blank with the total amount in each wallet, and check if it's enough to buy the required item.

Recap decimal place value and add the prices of two objects; visualize adding money in real-life with the word problems.

Subtract the money amounts and prices of items; relate money left over to the change received with the word problems.

Count the coins and bills shown on the purse; cut the item, the price of which matches the total and glue it below the purse.

Examine the price tags on each item, and arrange the prices from the least to the greatest in part A and vice versa in part B.

Implement the conversion factor $1 = 100¢, and convert cents to dollars in part A, and dollars to cents in part B.

Scan the price tags, sum up the prices in dollars, and match the total with the equivalent value to the right.

Consider the figures to the left of the decimal point as dollars and those to the right as cents, and write the amounts in words.

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