Use these word problems to give students practice adding and subtracting money and units of measure. Students will add or subtract three-, four-, and five-digit numbers to solve these real-life problems.

These real-life word problems give students practice adding and subtracting money, time, and units of measure.

Develop students' problem-solving skills with everyday word problems. Students will add and subtract money and units of measure to solve these problems. This math worksheet involves addition and subtraction with two-, three-, four-, and five-digit numbers.

Give students practice using addition and subtraction to solve real-life word problems involving money and units of measurement. Students must add or subtract large numbers, fractions, or three or more numbers to solve the problems in this math worksheet.

Encourage care and concentration as students make conversion tables to convert dollars to cents, weeks to days, and hours to minutes. Children will grasp that they are dealing with multiples of 7, 60, and 100 in this math worksheet.

Use multiplication and division to convert money and metric units in this math worksheet. Students must convert dollars to cents, cents to dollars, centimeters to millimeters, and millimeters to centimeters.

Apply math skills to real-life problems involving decimals, money, and measurement. Students need to choose the operation (multiplication, division, addition, or subtraction) to solve each word problem. Most of these word problems require two steps to solve.

These real-life word problems involve decimals, money, and measurement. Students need to choose the operation (multiplication, addition, or subtraction) to solve each word problem. One of these word problems requires two steps to solve.

This subtraction worksheet demonstrates how students can use rounding to estimate differences. Students must round the leading digit of a decimal number before subtracting to estimate the difference. The second section contains horizontal subtraction problems; students need to estimate by rounding mentally.

Demonstrate how students can use rounding to estimate sums. In this addition worksheet, students round the leading digit of a decimal number before adding to estimate the sum. The second section contains horizontal addition problems; students need to estimate by rounding mentally.

These word problems test students' ability to choose the operation required to solve real-life problems involving money.

These word problems use money in real-life scenarios. Students must choose the operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) required to solve each problem.