Treasure Island Maths Adventure – Grade 3 Problem Solving

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This interactive video quiz helps Grade 3 learners develop problem-solving skills in Mathematics. Learners explore Treasure Island and answer questions related to addition and subtraction in real-life situations. The activity encourages critical thinking, decision-making, and understanding of mathematical operations through an engaging treasure hunt theme.

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Treasure Island Maths Adventure – Grade 3 Problem SolvingVersion en ligne This interactive video quiz helps Grade 3 learners develop problem-solving skills in Mathematics. Learners explore Treasure Island and answer questions related to addition and subtraction in real-life situations. The activity encourages critical thinking, decision-making, and understanding of mathematical operations through an engaging treasure hunt theme. par Minou Minou 1 Tim is on the beach. He has 12 coins. He finds 7 more coins. What should Tim do to find how many coins he has now? a b 2 Ana has 25 coins in her box. A pirate comes and takes 8 coins. What should Ana do to find how many coins are left? a b 3 Ben looks for pearls. He finds 18 pearls. Later, he finds 24 more pearls. What should Ben do to find how many pearls he has in all? a b 4 Lily has 40 coins. She buys a map and uses 17 coins. What should Lily do to find how many coins she has left? a b 5 There are 32 coconuts under a tree. You find 15 more coconuts. Then a monkey takes away 9 coconuts. What should you do first? a Add 32 and 15 b Subtract 9 from 32 Explanation 1 We are combining two groups of coins: 12 + 7. Addition is used whenever we join or combine groups to find the total. 2 Since some coins are taken away, we use subtraction. 25 − 8 = 17. Subtraction helps us find out how many coins are left after something is removed. 3 You are combining two groups of pearls: 18 + 24 = 42. Addition is used whenever we want to find the total of combined groups. 4 Spending coins means some are removed. So we subtract: 40 − 17 = 23. Subtraction is used to find what remains after taking some away. 5 First, we combine the coconuts we found: 32 + 15 = 47. Then we subtract the 9 taken by a monkey: 47 − 9 = 38. Always do the addition first because we combine before removing.

Treasure Island Maths Adventure – Grade 3 Problem SolvingVersion en ligne

par Minou Minou

Tim is on the beach. He has 12 coins. He finds 7 more coins. What should Tim do to find how many coins he has now?

Ana has 25 coins in her box. A pirate comes and takes 8 coins. What should Ana do to find how many coins are left?

Ben looks for pearls. He finds 18 pearls. Later, he finds 24 more pearls. What should Ben do to find how many pearls he has in all?

Lily has 40 coins. She buys a map and uses 17 coins. What should Lily do to find how many coins she has left?

There are 32 coconuts under a tree. You find 15 more coconuts. Then a monkey takes away 9 coconuts. What should you do first?

Add 32 and 15

Subtract 9 from 32

Explanation

We are combining two groups of coins: 12 + 7. Addition is used whenever we join or combine groups to find the total.

Since some coins are taken away, we use subtraction. 25 − 8 = 17. Subtraction helps us find out how many coins are left after something is removed.

You are combining two groups of pearls: 18 + 24 = 42. Addition is used whenever we want to find the total of combined groups.

Spending coins means some are removed. So we subtract: 40 − 17 = 23. Subtraction is used to find what remains after taking some away.

First, we combine the coconuts we found: 32 + 15 = 47. Then we subtract the 9 taken by a monkey: 47 − 9 = 38. Always do the addition first because we combine before removing.

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Treasure Island Maths Adventure – Grade 3 Problem SolvingVersion en ligne

par Minou Minou

Tim is on the beach. He has 12 coins. He finds 7 more coins. What should Tim do to find how many coins he has now?

Ana has 25 coins in her box. A pirate comes and takes 8 coins. What should Ana do to find how many coins are left?

Ben looks for pearls. He finds 18 pearls. Later, he finds 24 more pearls. What should Ben do to find how many pearls he has in all?

Lily has 40 coins. She buys a map and uses 17 coins. What should Lily do to find how many coins she has left?

There are 32 coconuts under a tree. You find 15 more coconuts. Then a monkey takes away 9 coconuts. What should you do first?

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