Let's solve each question step by step using the calendars provided in the worksheet.
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1) Movi is going on a field trip on 12th of November. She needs to pay for the trip 4 days before the field trip. When does she need to pay?
- Field trip date:
November 12
- Needs to pay
4 days before:
- November 11 (1 day before)
- November 10 (2 days before)
- November 9 (3 days before)
- November 8 (4 days before)
✔ Answer: November 8
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2) She needs to hand in her report 1 week after the trip. What is the due date?
- Trip date:
November 12
- One week after =
7 days later
- November 12 + 7 days =
November 19
✔ Answer: November 19
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3) Dennis had a bill with a due date of the 20th of September. He plans to pay the bill a week before the due date. What date is this?
- Due date:
September 20
- A week before =
7 days earlier
- September 20 – 7 days =
September 13
✔ Answer: September 13
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4) Instead, he forgot to pay and ended up paying 5 days after. What date did he pay?
- Due date:
September 20
- Paid
5 days after:
- September 21, 22, 23, 24, 25
✔ Answer: September 25
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5) Spring break starts on March 15th and ends on March 23rd. How long is spring break?
- Start: March 15
- End: March 23
- Count the days:
From March 15 to March 23 inclusive:
- March 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 → that’s
9 days
✔ Answer: 9 days
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6) A report will be sent home 5 days before the spring break starts. When will the parents receive the report?
- Spring break starts:
March 15
- 5 days before:
- March 14 (1 day before)
- March 13 (2 days before)
- March 12 (3 days before)
- March 11 (4 days before)
- March 10 (5 days before)
✔ Answer: March 10
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✔ Final Answers:
1)
November 8
2)
November 19
3)
September 13
4)
September 25
5)
9 days
6)
March 10
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time and calendar worksheet for grade 3.
