Here are the answers to the problems on the worksheet, broken down by section.
1 & 2. Personal Information
*
My name is: [Write your First and Last Name]
*
Today is: May 5, 2026
3. Weather
* Look outside! Circle the picture that matches the weather (Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy, Windy, Stormy, or Snowy).
4. Contractions
* you + will =
you'll
* they + have =
they've
* he + will =
he'll
* it + is =
it's
* they + are =
they're
5. Circle the best word
1. Paul
ate watermelon. (Past tense)
2. Ryan
blew out the candles. (Past tense of blow)
3. Mary
sat at the table. (Past tense)
4. Zoey
dropped her book. (Past tense)
6. Abbreviations
* Doctor:
Dr.
* Tuesday:
Tue. (or Tues.)
* Mister:
Mr.
* August:
Aug.
7. Match the clocks
* Clock showing 9:00 $\rightarrow$ Draw line to
9:00
* Clock showing 12:00 $\rightarrow$ Draw line to
12:00
* Clock showing 10:00 $\rightarrow$ Draw line to
10:00
8. Fractions (Half of)
* $\frac{1}{2}$ of 20 =
10
* $\frac{1}{2}$ of 42 =
21
* $\frac{1}{2}$ of 800 =
400
9. Add or Subtract
* $324 - 139 =$
185
* $2,582 + 409 =$
2,991
* $2,628 - 1,816 =$
812
10. How much money?
* There are 2 Quarters (25¢ each), 1 Dime (10¢), and 1 Nickel (5¢).
* $25 + 25 + 10 + 5 = 65$ cents.
* Answer:
$0.65
11. Greater or Less Than (<, >, =)
*(Note: qt = quart, c = cup, gal = gallon)*
* 1 qt.
> 2 c. (Because 1 quart is 4 cups, which is more than 2)
* 1 qt.
= 2 c. *(Wait, looking closely at the image text: "1 qt. O 2 c." usually implies comparison. 1 quart is 4 cups. So 4 cups > 2 cups. The symbol is
>. However, sometimes these worksheets have typos or specific contexts. Let's look at the next one: "1 qt. O 2 c." appears twice? No, the second one is "1 c. O 1 gal." Let's re-read carefully.
* Row 1 Left: 1 qt. vs 2 c. -> 1 qt (4 cups) is greater than 2 cups. Symbol:
>
* Row 1 Right: 1 qt. vs 2 c. -> Same as above? Or is it 1 pt? It looks like "1 qt." again. If it is 1 qt vs 2 c, it is
>. *Self-correction: Looking at standard conversions, 1 pint = 2 cups. If the text says "1 qt", it is definitely greater. If it meant "1 pt", it would be equal. Given the text clearly says "qt", I will stick with Greater Than.*
* Row 2 Left: 1 c. vs 1 gal. -> A gallon is huge (16 cups). 1 cup is less. Symbol:
<
* Row 2 Right: 1 c. vs 1 qt. -> A quart is 4 cups. 1 cup is less. Symbol:
<
12. Punctuation
* Beth got a fish at the fair
. (Period)
* Do you like to eat ice cream
? (Question Mark)
* Watch out for the sharks
! (Exclamation Point)
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Final Answer:
4. you'll, they've, he'll, it's, they're
5. 1. ate, 2. blew, 3. sat, 4. dropped
6. Dr., Tue., Mr., Aug.
7. 9:00 matches middle clock; 12:00 matches right clock; 10:00 matches left clock.
8. 10, 21, 400
9. 185, 2,991, 812
10. $0.65
11. >, >, <, <
12. . , ? , !
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of morning work 3rd grade worksheet.
