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Booklet Math1st Term2

This document contains a math worksheet with multiple exercises involving numbers up to 99. The exercises include addition, subtraction, ordering, comparing, place value, and writing numbers in words. The worksheet is intended to help students practice key skills for understanding and working with one- and two-digit numbers.

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Booklet Math1st Term2

This document contains a math worksheet with multiple exercises involving numbers up to 99. The exercises include addition, subtraction, ordering, comparing, place value, and writing numbers in words. The worksheet is intended to help students practice key skills for understanding and working with one- and two-digit numbers.

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Date: / / 2012

Revision
1 Find:
a 2 + 5 = .

b 7 1 =

c 6 + 3 =

d 4 2 =

e 8 4 = ..

f 2 + 6 = .

g 9 7 = ..

h 3 + 3 =

2 Put the suitable sign > , < or = :


a 7 3 2 + 3
b 8 4 . Four
c Six .. 5 1

d 5 2 . 5 + 2

3 Arrange the following numbers in an ascending order:


5 , seven , 3 , 1 , 4
The order is:
4 Complete:
a 9 ( .. ) write in letters.
b 1 , 2 , . , , 5
c One ( ) write in digits
5 Mona had 8 pounds, she bought a doll for 3 pounds. How much money left
with her?
The money left with her = ..

= .. pounds.
6 Ahmed had 5 red flowers and 3 yellow flowers. How many flowers does
he have?
Ahmed has = + . = . flowers.
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Unit (1)
Numbers up to 99
Lesson 1: The Zero
1 Write the number of inside each box:

2 Complete in order:

3 Order the following numbers from the smallest to the greatest:


A
Order =

B
Order =

8 , 1 , 5 , 0 , 3
, , , ,

7 , 2 , 0 , 9 , 4
, , , ,

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4 Order the following numbers from the greatest to the smallest:

3 , 7 , 8 , 0 , 9

Order =
B

, , , ,

0 , 6 , 3 , 5 , 2

Order =

, , , ,

5 Underline the greatest number:

4 , 5 , 0 ,

3 , 7 , 2 ,

0 , 6 , 1 ,

6 Underline the smallest number:

0 , 9 , 3 ,

7 , 2 , 6 ,

1 , 9 , 5 ,

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7 Complete:
A

2 =

4 =

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8 Complete :
a 2 + 2 =

b 3 + 0 =

c 5 3 =

d 0 + 7 =

e 5 + 3 =

f 9 2 =

g 8 + 1 =

h 6 + 1 =

i 4 0 =

j 5 + 0 =

k 5 + 2 =

l 7 2 =

m 7 + 1 =

n 4 + 2 =

o 0 0 =

Lesson 2
The Number Ten ( 10 )
1 Complete in order:

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2 Circle a set of 10 stars :

A. How many sets can you form?


B. How many stars were left?

3 Complete the figure to get 10 pencils:

Lesson 3
Components of the number ( 10 )
1 Complete:

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2 Complete:
a 10 = 2 +

b 10 = + 5

c 0 +

10

d 10 = 7 +

e 10 = + 8

f 4 +

10

g 10 = 1 +

h 10 = + 9

i 3 +

10

3 Join to form 10:

4 Complete the figure, then write the missing number:

5+

------- =

10

3+

------- =

10

5 Underline the two numbers whose sum is 10:


Example
2+4+5+ 6

-7-

8+

------- =

10

5+0+5+1

3+2+7+5

6+0+9+1

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Learn how to read


numbers

One

Eleven

Two

Twelve

Three

Thirteen

Four

Fourteen

Ten
Twenty
Thirty
Forty
So, we can read these numbers as the following:

Five

Fifteen

Fifty

16 : Sixteen

26 : Twenty six

60 : Sixty

66 : Sixtysix

43 : Fortythree

59 : Fiftynine

90 : Ninety

18 : Eighteen

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99 : Ninetynine

71 : Seventyone

17 : Seventeen

33 : Thirtythree

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Lesson (4)
Whole Tens
1 Complete:
A 10 , , 30 , , , 60 ,
B 80 , , 60 , , , 30
C 40 , , , 70 , ,
=============================================================================

2 Complete as the example:


3 tens = 30
Example:

5 tens + 2 tens = 7 tens


50 + 20 = 70

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Lesson (5)
Tens and Units

Note that:

10 units = 1 ten
3 5 = 30 + 5
3: Tens
Tens Units
5: Units
1 Complete as the example:
Example:

1 ten = 10
2 tens = 20
3 tens = 30

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===========================================

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2 Complete as the example:


T

Example:

5 4 = 4 + 50

a 25 = 5 +

b 14 = +

c 83 = + 80

d = 2 + 90

e 87 = +

f = 5 + 40

g 96 = +

h 82 = 2 +

3 Complete as the example:


Example:

5 tens + 8 units = 5 8

a 2 tens + 9 units =

b tens + units = 84

c Three tens + 5 units =

d tens + units = 52

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e 7 tens + 7 units =

f One ten + 3 units =


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3 Complete as the example:


Example: Thirty eight = 30 + 8 = 38

Twenty five = +

Ninety two = +

Thirty seven = +
Sixteen = +

= 63

= 51

Lesson (6)
The place value
1 Draw a circle around the value of the underlined digit:

a- 35 ( 50 , 5 )

b- 29 ( 20 , 2 )

c- 38 ( 30 , 3 )

d- 60 ( 60 , 0 )

e- 15 ( 10 , 1 )

f- 78 ( 80 , 8 )
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g- 42 ( 40 , 2 )

h- 30 ( 30 , 3 )

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2 Underline the suitable number as in the example:
Example: 2 tens , 8 units ( 20 82 28 80 )

9 tens and 6 units

( 69 90 60 96 )

7 tens and one units ( 70 71 17 10 )


5 units and 3 tens

( 53 50 35 30 )

2 units and 6 tens

( 62 26 20 60 )

Lesson (7)
Ordering and comparison
1 Write the missing numbers:

a 35 , , 37, , , , ,
b 60 , , 62 , , , , ,
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c 80 , , , 83 , , ,
2 Circle the greatest number :

a 38 , 48

b 24 , 22

c 50 , 90

d 57 , 76

e 33 , 13

f 56 , 65

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3 Order the following numbers from the smallest to the greatest:

A
Order =
B
Order =

35 , 22 , 41 , 20 , 53
, , , ,

60 , 0 , 30 , 90 , 15
, , , ,

4 Order the following numbers from the greatest to the smallest:

A
Order =
B
Order =

82 , 45 , 58 , 90 , 85
, , , ,

0 , 76 , 98 , 65 , 40
, , , ,

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5 Put > , < , or = :

a 5 tens , 8 units

2 tens , 3 units.

b Sixty three

Thirty six.

c 4 tens

9 tens , one unit.

d 7 units , 3 tens

37

e 0 + 8

8+0

Lesson 1: Addition up to 99
Lesson 2: Subtraction
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- to 99

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Unit (2)
Addition and Subtraction
Lesson 1: Addition up to 99
Steps of adding two numbers:
Add the units with the units first.
Then, add the tens with the tens.
Example:
Add: 25 + 53 =

2 5
5 3
7 8

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1Add:
a-

5 5
+ 1 3

b-

7 4
+ 1 0

c- 3 3
+ 2 6

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d- 3 1
+ 5 8

e-

2 0
+ 4 5

f- 2 5
+ 3 0

i- 7 1
+ 2 1

g- 6 2
+ 2 6

h- 8 2
+ 1 7

j- 4 2
+ 1 6

k-

l-

4 4
+ 3 5

3 5
+ 5 3

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m- 4 3
+ 1 5

n- 3 3
+ 1 0

q- 8 1
+ 4

r-

9 8
+
1

o-

5 9
+ 4 0

s-

6 1
+ 1 0

p-

2 7
+ 4 1

t-

5 7
+ 1

=========================================================
2 Add:

Draft

a 23 + 53 =

b 27 + 31 =

c 68 + 11 =

d 84 + 15 =
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e 13 + 31 =

f 15 + 81 =

g 54 + 5 =

h 62 + 26 =

i 70 + 10 =

j 24 + 71 =

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3 Find out the components of 10, and complete as the example:


Example: 30 + 6 + 12 + 4 = 30 + 6 + 4 + 12
= 30 + 10 + 12
= 40 + 12 = 52
a 8 + 31 + 2 = 31 + +

b 25 + 9 + 3 + 1 = 25 + 3 +
c 43 + 1 + 10 + 9 = 43 +

31 + =

+ = +

+ +

10 = 43 + +
= 43 +=

4 Complete in the same pattern:


a- 10 ,

--------

, 30 ,

---------

10 =

, 50 ,

---------

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b- 32 , 33 , 34 ,
c- 50 ,

--------

d- 2 , 12 ,

, 30 ,

--------

e- 4 , 14 , 24 ,
f- 10,

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

, 20 , 25 ,

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

--------

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Story Problems
1 Ahmed has L.E 24 and Omar has L.E 14.How much money do they both have?
They have = +

= L.E

2 A team consists of 5 friends. Ten other friends joined the team. How
many friends are in the team?
The number of friends = +
3

Days
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday

= friends.

Number of vaccinated
children

25
34
30
10
20
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a Number of pupils vaccinated on Sunday and Monday = 25 + 34


= pupils.
b Number of pupils vaccinated on other days = 30 + +
= pupils.
4 Ahmed bought a toy for L.E 27 and a ball for L.E 21.
How much money did he pay?

He paid = +

= L.E

5 Omar has 20 toys and Ahmed has 45 toys . How


many cars do they have altogether ?
Number of cars = + = cars
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Lesson ( 2 )
Subtraction up to 99
1 Subtract:
a- 3 6
3 3

b- 9 7
5 3

e-

6 1
6 0

f-

i-

1 6
1 2

2 5
1 2

d- 8 4
7 2

g-

j-

m-

9 0
8 0

c-

3 9
3 9

h-

k-

n-

9 5
7 1

7 6
1 4

l-

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o-

7 4
6 2

9 9
5 4

p-

5 2
1 0

8 9
1 4

4 3
2

6 2
1

2 Subtract:
a 78 7 =

b 66 36 =

c 65 34 =

d 97 15 =

e 13 3 =

f 56 23 =

g 44 20 =
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Story Problems
1 Ahmed has L.E 25, he bought a book for L.E 12 How much money is left with him?
Money left =

= L.E

2 Mona bought a toy for 16 pounds and a pencil for 2 pounds. If she had 38 pounds,
what is the remainder with her?
She paid = +
The remainder = 38

= L.E
= L.E

3
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a The difference between the age of the father and the age of the mother
= = years.
b The difference between the age of the father and the age of the daughter
= = years.
c The difference between the age of the son and the age of the daughter
= = years.

Lesson 1: Solids.
Lesson 2: Solids and shapes.
Lesson 3: Symmetry.
Lesson 4: Money.
Lesson 5: Capacity.- 23 -

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Unit ( 3 )

Geometry
Lesson 1: Solids

Sphere

Prism

Cylinder

Cube

Pyramid

Join each solid with its name:


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Cuboid

Cone

Sphere

Cuboid

Cube

Pyramid

Prism

Cone

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Lesson ( 2 )

Solids and Shapes

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Rectangle

Triangle

Circle

Square

1 Join each shape with its name:

Triangle

Square

Circle

Rectangle

2 Tick () under the solid in which you can see the given shapes:

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Lesson ( 3 )
Symmetry
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1Tick () under the Symmetrical shapes:

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Lesson ( 4 )

Money

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Notice the amount of money:

50 pounds

20 pounds

5 pounds

10 pounds

1 pound

Write the amount of money:

F
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Lesson (5 )
Capacity
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1 Arrange the following capacity from the smallest capacity to the


greatest capacity:

Order = ,

Order = ,

2 Arrange the following capacity from the greatest capacity to the


smallest capacity:

B
Order =

C
,

, ,
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Lesson ( 6 )
Days of the
week
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Complete:
1 Saturday, , Monday, ,

Thursday

2 The day comes directly after Wednesday is

3 The day comes directly after Friday is

4 The day comes directly before Thursday is

5 The day comes directly before Sunday is

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Lesson ( 7 )
- 30 Length

1Arrange the children according to their height:


The tallest is -----------------------------------------------------------The shortest is -----------------

2Colour the tallest in each of the following:

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3Look at the stripes carefully and colour the stripes that are the same length
with the same colour:

4Order from the longest to the shortest:

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Lesson ( 8 )
Measuring length

1Measure each of the following lines by using

Measure: about ----------------

Measure: about ----------------

units

as a unit:

Measure: about ----------------

units

Measure: about ----------------

units

units

=============================================================================

2-

Which is longer line number 1 or line number 2?

---------------

2
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Unit ( 4 )
Statistics

1Colour the columns according to the numbers in the opposite table:

2Complete the table then colour the columns according to the numbers in the opposite
table:

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3Complete

4 Ahmed represented the marks he and his friends got on


line as in the opposite figure:

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a number

Name

Ahmed

Omar

Emad

Mona

Marks

Rank

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