Mathematics: Quarter 1 - Module 3: Reading and Writing Numbers Up To Hundred Thousand in Symbols and in Words
Mathematics: Quarter 1 - Module 3: Reading and Writing Numbers Up To Hundred Thousand in Symbols and in Words
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Mathematics
Quarter 1 - Module 3:
Reading and Writing Numbers Up to
Hundred Thousand in Symbols and in
Words
Illustrator:
Layout Artists: John Rimmon I. Taquiso
Israel C. Adrigado
Management Team:
Chairperson: Dr. Arturo B. Bayocot, CESO III
Regional Director
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Mathematics
Quarter 1 - Module 3:
Reading and Writing Numbers Up to
Hundred Thousand in Symbols and in
Words
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What This Module is About
This module contains series of activities that will help you learn,
understand and value the importance of reading and writing numbers
from hundred thousand in words or in symbols.
The activities in this module were made easy for you to work on
your own. It will give you an opportunity to know more and develop your
previous skills. I am sure that you will enjoy as you go on in this module.
You can do it with friends, family and of course with your teacher. The
more you engage yourself to the activities, the more you learn.
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What I Need to Know
1 000 100 10 10 1 1
10 000 10 000
100 000 10 10 1 1
1 000 100 100
10 000 10 000 10 10 1 1
1 000 100 100 10 10
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Try another one. 52 143 we need to group the number by set or
period. Always remember each period has 3 digits. As you observe,
there are only 5 numbers. To group the number by set is 52 143 we start
to group the number by 3 digits from the right. We then read the number
from the left and say its period.
Example. 52 143
We start reading the number from the left. Read the first set then
say “thousand” so the first set is Fifty-two thousand then the second set
one hundred forty-three but we will not read the period unit.
After going through this module, you are expected to read and
write numbers up to hundred thousand in symbols and in words. Never
give up. Aim for the best. Learn and at the same time have fun.
For you to achieve the objectives cited above, you need to do the
following:
• Take your time and carefully read the lesson.
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Icons of this Module
What I Need This part contains learning objectives
to Know that are set for you to learn as you go
along the module.
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What I Know
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5. What is the missing word/s in reading this number, 28 179 = twenty-
_________ thousand, one hundred seventy-nine?
For numbers 7 – 9. What is the word form for each number below. One
item is done for you?
42 613
_________ 7.
Six hundred
_________ 8.
_________ 9.
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What’s In
From numbers 3 – 5 how many thousands, hundreds, tens and ones are
there in each number inside the petals.
5. 4 861 - ______________________________
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What’s New
Match the Symbol Form of numbers in COLUMN A with the Word Form
of numbers in COLUMN B. Write the letter of your best answer.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
What is It
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So that you will get to know more about reading and writing
numbers in symbol and in word form, let’s try the next activity.
Glenda heard from the newscaster that there are one thousand,
twenty-five voters in Barangay A and one thousand, three hundred
twenty-four voters in Barangay B. She wrote the numbers on her paper
this way.
1 025 first set from the right the units period we say “twenty-five”
there is no value on the hundreds place that is why we use
zero (0) as place holder.
Second set from the right the thousands period. There is
only 1 digit. We say “one thousand”.
*now we put them together starting from the left set the thousands
period.
So, Glenda’s answer is not correct. Two hundred fifty is written like this
(250). Twenty-five is written as (25). Glenda’s answer should be 1 025.
Put a hyphen (-) for 2 digit
1 324 three hundred twenty-four numbers more than 20
twenty-one, thirty-four, forty-
one thousand six …… ninety-nine
Remember to put a
comma to separate
the periods.
What’s More
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A. Read and understand.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
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In writing numbers in word or symbol form:
First, write the numbers in group or set 3 digits per set. 143 444
Then, write its period Units and thousands. 143 444
Thousands units
One hundred forty-three thousand four hundred forty-four
Lastly, put a comma to separate period. You can use space in number or
symbol form, but not on word form.
Mrs. Yap has a flower garden. She has twelve thousand, nine
hundred thirty collections of different kinds of flowering and non-
flowering plants. Her total expenses in putting up her garden costs her
965 470.
1. What is the symbol form for the total kinds of flowers that
Mrs. Yap had in her flower garden? ____________________
2. What is the word form of the total expenses of Mrs. Yap in putting
up her flower garden? _________________________________
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What I Can Do
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Read and understand each item carefully. You can do this. I believe in
you.
3. 74 732 ___________________________________________
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5. 16 450 ___________________________________________
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B. Write each of the following in numerals.
6. Sixty-two thousand, three hundred seventy-four __________
7. Three hundred twenty-five thousand, nine hundred
eighteen__________
8. Eight hundred sixty-seven __________
9. One hundred thousand, ten __________
10.Three thousand, seven hundred forty-seven __________
Post Assessment
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Direction: Choose the letter of your best answer.
For numbers 1 – 4 choose the correct symbol or number form for the
word form of numbers.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
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Additional Activities
Post Assessment
2. 48 760
1. D
3. 6 thousands 7hundreds 4tens 2. A
5ones 3. C
4. 1thousands 3hundreds 8tens 4. B
9ones
5. A
5. 4thousands 8hundreds 6tens
6. C
1ones
What’s New 7. E
1. C 8. D
2. D 9. 125 746
10. One hundred twenty-five
3. A thousand, seven hundred forty-six
4. E
Additional Activities
5. B
1. Three hundred forty-six thousand, four
hundred fifty-nine
2. 26 830
What I Have Learned
3. 658 052
1. 12 930
4. Three thousand, nine hundred seventy-
2. Nine hundred sixty-five thousand, four
four hundred seventy
Reference: 5. 15 911
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Grade 4 Teachers Guide., Department of Education
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