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Mathematics Year 5

Activity Sheet

Write the value of money in numeral.

1.	Eleven thousand nine ringgit and fifteen sen.
2.	Nineteen thousand one hundred seventy-six ringgit and fifty-two sen.
3.	Twenty thousand one hundred ringgit and ten sen.
4.	Eighty-six thousand five hundred ringgit and seventy sen.
5.	Twenty-nine thousand five hundred forty ringgit and thirty sen.
6.	Forty-five thousand six hundred fifty-eight ringgit and sixty-five sen.
7.	Seventy-two thousand eight hundred twenty ringgit and seventy-five sen.
8.	Ninety-six thousand four hundred thirty-three ringgit and forty sen.

Mathematics Year 5

Write the value of money in words.


1. RM 4 500 :


2. RM 6 325 :


3. RM 10 378.56 :


4. RM 94 861.35 :


5. RM 13 920.60 :


6. RM 37 011.05 :


7. RM 58 902.15 :


8. RM 23 734.82 :


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3D SHAPES AND NAMES

3-d Shapes Names

Even babies can recognize the difference betwixt a circle and square, using their sight and sense of touch to distinguish ‘tween them. However, learning the names of the dissimilar shapes is not an inborn ability, but it is a necessary step in your preschooler’s education. Children need to learn the names of shapes so that they can identify them verbally and in writing and compare the various shapes and how they ar used. These are basic skills that they will use for the rest of their lives.

Learning shapes helps your child identify objects as well as letters. Letters ar made up of circles, triangles and lines – think of the circles in b, d, g, p, q, or the parts of a triangle found in k, v and w. Drawing the curving lines of a circle or oval shape helps your child to write letters such as f, u, m, n, j, and the lines in squares helps your child to write i, l, k, p, q and so on. Often, recognizing the shapes in the letters helps a child to recognize the letter too, important for developing reading skills.

Drawing shapes is also the first step in learning how to draw. Almost anything can be broken down into shapes, such as a house, a cat, a book, a ball – they can all be drawn with simple shapes. This makes it easier for your child to progress from stick drawings to more detailed artworks – and if they have talent, they will use shapes to draw and paint in the future as well.

Shapes are extremely important in basic and more advanced math. Most adults will immediately think of geometry, but shape patterns and spacial perception help your child to develop sequencing and logic skills that they will use later in their school career in subjects like calculus.

We use shapes every day as adults, although we may not realize it. Think about rearranging the lounge furniture, cleaning out the kitchen cupboards or the icebox – all through according to the shape of the items in them, and how they will relate to each other. Road signs and markings make extensive use of dissimilar shapes, portion us to recognize them before we can really read them.

Learning about shapes includes learning about 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional shapes. A sphere, or ball, is a 3D circle, and has particular properties, such as the ability to roll, that some other shapes do non have. This is true of all shapes, and your child will be capable to make this progression if his or her basic grounding is good.

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