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This document is an Activity Sheet for Grade 3 Mathematics, Quarter 3, Week 1, designed for teachers to implement the MATATAG K to 10 Curriculum. It includes various assessments and activities such as constructing vertical and horizontal bar graphs based on provided data. The document also outlines copyright information and acknowledges contributions from various organizations and individuals involved in its development.

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This document is an Activity Sheet for Grade 3 Mathematics, Quarter 3, Week 1, designed for teachers to implement the MATATAG K to 10 Curriculum. It includes various assessments and activities such as constructing vertical and horizontal bar graphs based on provided data. The document also outlines copyright information and acknowledges contributions from various organizations and individuals involved in its development.

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Quarter 3
Activity Sheet for Week
Mathematics
1
Activity Sheet for Mathematics Grade 3
Quarter 3: Week 1

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to 10 Curriculum. It aims to assist in delivering the curriculum content, standards, and lesson
competencies.

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Activity Sheet 1
Vertical Bar Graph

Construct a vertical bar graph based on the data provided


below.

Classroom Cleaning in Grade 3 - Molave for One Week

Day Number of Learners Who Helped


Monday 4
Tuesday 4
Wednesday 5
Thursday 6
Friday 7

Vertical bar graph

1
Assessment 1

Read and understand the problem.

The data below shows the results of the 15 spins.

Pilo the Maria and Her The Birth of the My Kitten The Birth of
Pilandok Math Class World Friend the World

Maria and Her Maria and Her Pilo the My Kitten Maria and
Math Class Math Class Pilandok Friend Her Math
Class

Maria and Her The Birth of the Maria and Her The Birth of the Maria and
Math Class World Math Class World Her Math
Class

Organize the given data by completing the table below.


Story Tally Frequency
Pilo the Pilandok
Maria and Her Math Class
The Birth of the World
My Kitten Friend

Based on the results, which story will Brianna read next?


Answer: ________________________________________________

2
Assessment 2
Read the situation below. Then, construct a horizontal bar
graph using the data from the table.

Teacher Stella asked Grade 3 – Sampaguita learners to


choose their favorite Larong Pinoy from the list. The table
below shows the results.
Larong Pinoy Number of learners
Luksong Tinik 11
Patintero 8
Tumbang Preso 10
Piko 6

Horizontal bar graph

3
Assessment 3

Read the situation below. Then, construct a vertical bar


graph using the data from the table.

Teacher Marga asked the learners of Grade 3 - Ipil-ipil


about their favorite subjects. She recorded their answers in
the table below:

Subjects Number of Learners


Math 11
Science 7
English 8
Filipino 9
History 5

Vertical bar graph

4
Assessment 4.A

Read the situation below and study the vertical bar graph
that represents the data. Then, answer the questions that
follow.

At the school fair, Grade 3 - Kamagong learners sold four


types of fruits: apples, bananas, dalandans, and mangoes.
The bar graph below shows the number of pieces sold for
each fruit.

1. Which fruit was sold the


most?
_____________________

2. Which fruit was sold the


least?
__________________

3. How many more mangoes


were sold than bananas?
____________________

4. What is the total number


of fruits sold?
__________________

5. If the students sold 5 more


dalandans, how many
dalandans, would they
have sold in total?
__________________

5
Assessment 4.B

Read the situation below and study the horizontal bar


graph that represents the data. Then, answer the questions
that follow.

At the school fair, Grade 3 - Kamagong learners sold four


types of fruits: apples, bananas, dalandans, and mangoes.
The bar graph below shows the number of pieces sold for
each fruit.

1. Which fruit was sold the most? ______________________

2. Which fruit was sold the least? ____________________

3. How many more mangoes were sold than bananas?


____________________

4. What is the total number of fruits sold? _____________

5. If the students sold 5 more dalandans, how many


dalandans would they have sold in total? __________

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