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1 , 10, 15,, A quarter is the same as 6. Tell the time: Write the number for 3 tens, 5 ones. 6. There were 52 apples on our tree. The wind blew 21 down. How many apples were left on the tree?

2 children are on the big slide. 35 children are on the small slide. How many children are playing on the slides? , 103, 104,, , 98, 99, Becki made 68 cookies. She ate 6. How many cookies are left?

3 5 1. How much is 1 dime and 3 pennies? Circle the greater number or Wendy saves stickers. She has 67. Nickie gave her 12 more. How many stickers in all? bears and 12 elephants. How many more bears are there than elephants?

4 7 1. Circle the lesser number Circle the greater number ,, 54, How much more is 75 than 13? 1. How much money? 2 quarters, 2 dimes, 1 nickel ,, 61, Jane has 17 cookies. Her mother gives her 4 more cookies. How many cookies does Jane have?

5 9 1. How much money? 1 quarter 3 dimes 2 pennies Jill had 5. She doubled her money. How much did she have? tens and 3 ones is the same as Angie had 35. She gave Lacey a dime. How much money is left?

6 = = 3. Circle the facts with the same sum: Adam bought an eraser for 16 and a pencil for 14. How much for both? Write the time: = 6. Start with 3. Double it. Add 1. Add 2. Add 3.

7 13 1. How much money? 3 dimes 3 nickels 3 pennies 2. How much is 3 dimes and 6 pennies? 3. Count by 5. 40, 45, 50, Mandy had some stickers. She gave 8 to Jerry and still had 7 left for herself. How many stickers did she have to start with? Write the time What number is 4 tens and 2 ones? 6. Pam had 14 blue beads. She had 9 more than Kim. How many beads does Kim have?

8 15 1. How much money is 4 dimes and 3 nickels? , 6 How many more chickens than rabbits? 5. Circle the ways of writing this number: Jo found 83 stones. Scott found 12. How many stones were found? = Jeff had 8. He wanted to buy a 17 orange. How much more money did he need?

9 17 1. In = 10. The sum is = 3. How much money? 3 quarters, 1 nickel, 4 pennies 4. Write the sign. or What time is it? Belinda was 16 years old. Mitchell was 7 years old. How much older was Belinda? 1. Write the number fifty-six Write the number: 5 ones, 6 tens 3. How much money is 2 dimes, 2 nickels, 4 pennies? 4. Circle the greater number: Josh found 6. Marshall found 9. How much money did they find?

10 19 1. Circle the lesser number: What time is it? = Joey found 16 apples. He ate 2. How many apples are left? 1. Count by 2. 18, 20, 22, = = Franci had 48 cards in her collection. She gave some to Pedro but still had 39 left. How many cards did she give to Pedro?

11 What fraction is shaded? pencils; 23 pencils. How many pencils in all? Write 3 hundred 4 tens and 2 ones Write or Count backward., 20, 25, How much is 2 hundreds and 1 ten? 6. Lois had 35. Her brother Brian had twice as much. How much money did Brian have?

12 The 6 in 563 stands for How much money? 1 quarter, 2 dimes, 1 nickel, 3 pennies 5. How much money is 1 quarter and 2 pennies? 6. Mrs. Saylor counted 209 cars and 122 cars. How many cars did she count? = Which number is greater? Write or In the third grade class there are 47 students. There are 29 girls in the class. How many are boys?

13 25 1. Write the number. one hundred six Write the number for 1 hundred, 4 ones, 3 tens: 5. How much money? 7 nickels, 7 pennies 6. Tonia had 475 stamps. She gave 231 away. How many stamps are left? 1. Write one dollar and one penny as a money number What is 1 less than 58? 3. Write 2 hundreds, 6 tens, 3 ones Write thirty-nine Pat has 36 crayons. Fern has 27. How many more crayons does Pat have?

14 = = Gil weighs 165 pounds. Larry weighs 156 pounds. How much less does Larry weigh? 5. What part is shaded? 6. Irene ate hot lunch 76 times. Joyce ate 61 times. How many fewer times did Joyce eat? What is the number for 2 hundreds, 3 tens, 1 one? 5. Charlene has 8 pairs of shoes. How many shoes does Charlene have? 6. Had 58, lost 23. How many then?

15 29 1. Find the missing number = = Write this number. Seven hundreds, 9 tens, 5 ones 5. Write this number. One thousand, three hundreds, five tens, four ones 6. Carol ate 3 cookies, Nancy ate 5, and Roger ate 7. How many cookies were eaten? Circle the greatest numeral Circle the least numeral Round to the nearest Round to the nearest At the beginning of the year the school had 51 balls for recess. At the end of the year only 27 balls were left. How many balls were lost?

16 , 151, 152, 4. A triangle has sides. 5. Write from least to greatest. 561, 981, Sam has 638, Sue has 782, Moe has 728. How many more does Sue have than Moe? 1. A rectangle has sides Write in order from greatest to least. 300, 600, Write the time Circle the lesser: Sara rode 75 miles on her bike last week. She rode 25 this week. How many miles in all?

17 Write four hundreds, three ones, seven tens. 6. Cindy got scores of 160, 145, 152. Write the scores in order least to greatest Write the time How much is 5 ones and 3 tens? 5. Robbie had 27 in his pocket. Marcy had 45 in her purse. How much more money did Marcy have? 6. My class had 22 students last year. This year I have 15. How many fewer students do I have this year?

18 35 1. Which is worth more? 28 pennies or 2 dimes 2. Write $ and. to show the value Round to the nearest Round to the nearest What is the total amount of money? 2 dollars, 3 dimes, 8 pennies trees were cut in November. 640 trees were cut in December. How many trees were cut altogether? quarter, 2 dimes, 3 nickels, 4 pennies = 4. Write the missing number. 15, 20,, 30, Circle the greatest number: Sam is 14 years old. Bryn is 9 years old. How much older is Sam than Bryn?

19 What time is it? Write the number for 6 tens and 18 ones. 6. Mary went to Tom s house to play at 4:00. Her mother told her to be home at 6:30. How long does she get to play? 1. What part is shaded? Write the number 4 hundreds, 2 ones and 5 tens. 5. What time is it? Ann has 24 freckles. Jose has only 16 freckles. How many more freckles does Ann have than Jose?

20 39 1. Round to the nearest Round to the nearest Write the number. 7 tens, 5 ones, 3 hundreds = = What is the largest number you can write using 4, 6, 1? Two hours later than 12:30 is. 2. What part is shaded? dollars, 2 dimes, 1 penny = Round to the nearest Pete had 51 baseball cards. He gave away 33 baseball cards. How many baseball cards are left?

21 41 1. Round 66 to the nearest Add = Count backwards:,,, 16, 18, Ted has 2 dimes and 6 pennies. He found 1 more dime. How much money does he have now? Write the next number: 200, 400, 600, Estimate the answer by rounding each addend to the nearest What time is it? Round $4.95 to the nearest dollar. 6. I had 18 pencils. I now have 13 pencils. How many are left?

22 43 1. Write the number. 2. Which number is greater? 7 ones, 4 tens, 2 hundreds How many more caps does Jo have than Ann? Kids Caps Jo 5 Alana 7 Mike 3 Ann How much is 1 dime, 2 nickels, 3 pennies? What is the seventh letter in the word football? 1. Add 10 to Write the number: five hundred sixty-nine What is 1 less than 120? 4. Round to the nearest Estimate by rounding each addend to the nearest Jo rode her horse 3 miles on Monday, 7 miles on Tuesday and 8 miles on Wednesday. How far did she ride?

23 45 1. Write the next number. 70, 60, 50, 2. What number is 26 more than 50? = 4. Write the number that is 16 less than = 6. Ron scored 27 points. Luke scored 16 points. Terry scored 21 points. How many fewer points did Luke score than Terry? 1. 3 dimes, 1 nickel, 1 penny = Write the number seven hundred twenty eight: tens = 6. Robin scored 200, 300, and 400 points in three turns at darts. What was her total score?

24 quarter, 1 dime, 1 nickel, 2 pennies = 2. Write the number twenty-seven: 3. Give the missing number: 26 - = Is there enough money to buy this balloon? 2 nickels, 6 pennies 5. Round to the nearest On Heather s birthday she got 12 balloons. 3 popped right away. Her dad blew up 7 more. How many balloons does she have now? Write the time How much money? 3 dollars, 6 dimes, 2 pennies = 3. What part is shaded? = What is the fifth letter in the word surprise?

25 June S M T W Th F S 1 3. If today is the 17th what is the date one week from today? What is greater: 49 or 64? 5. What is the smallest number you can make from these digits 6, 4, Eileen ran a 490 meter race. Frank ran a 307 meter race. How much farther did Eileen run? Write the time Brandy ate 5 bales of hay in June. He ate 6 more in July. Then he ate 7 bales. How many bales did he eat in all? = 4. 2,476-1,251 = 5. Round $5.36 to the nearest dollar. 6. Tom bought 2 baseball sticker books. Each cost $3.75. About how much did he spend? Round the cost of each book to the nearest dollar.

26 51 1. Write the number one hundred forty seven = 3. What is 1 less than 100? 4. Round 55 to the nearest What number is halfway between 200 and 300? 6. Joe earns $1.25. Sandy earns $1.35. How much do they earn together? 1. How many more calories are there in an orange than a banana? How many calories would you get if you ate an apple and a banana? Fruits Calories Apple 75 Orange 83 Banana Is it closest to 10:00 or 11:00? Estimate the answer by rounding to the nearest = 5. Write five hundred fifty two. 6. What is the third letter in the word money?

27 53 1. Round to the nearest 2. Round to the nearest hundred. 838 dollar. $ Write the number seven hundred seventy Jon raised 45 pigs. He raised 36 cows How many animals did he raise in all? What is 15 more than 63? What is 18 less than 45? 3. Is it closer to 9:00 or 10:00? = 5. What is halfway between 600 and 700? 6. Write the number. 4 tens, 7 ones, 3 hundreds

28 55 1. There were 175 people at the play on Friday. There were 246 people on Saturday. How many more were there on Saturday than Friday? 2. If 2 apples cost $1.25, what do 4 apples cost? 3. Give the total value. 7 dollars, 4 dimes, 6 pennies 4. What part is shaded? 5. Write one thousand two hundred four. 6. What is halfway between 900 and 1, What is 25 less than ? Round to the nearest = 6. Heather had $ She bought lunch for $6.80. How much money did she have left?

29 57 1. How much money is: 2 quarters, 1 dime, 1 nickel, 2 pennies? 2. What is 1 more than 1,000? How would you write four hundreds, 33 three tens, seven ones? Howard ate 29 green beans. He left 7 on his plate. How many green beans did he have to start with? Round to the nearest dollar. $ What part is not shaded? Write the number. 2 thousand, 4 hundreds, 5 tens, six ones: 6. 4 kids hid behind the door. 11 kids hid in the kitchen. How many more kids hid in the kitchen?

30 Write the number that is 4. Write the number that is 1,000 more than 3,000. 1,000 more than 4, Write or Tiger weighs 182 kg. Bear weighs 309 kg. How much do they weigh together? 1. 3 quarters, 4 dimes, 3 nickels = Write the number. 3 ones, 4 thousands, 6 tens What part is shaded? Ms. Robb rode her bike 47 miles one day. Mr. Bank rode his bike 29 miles. How many more miles should Mr. Bank ride to catch up with Ms. Robb?

31 61 Estimate the answer by rounding each addend to the nearest 10 on problems 1 and Subtract: Add: 5. What is 1 more than 2,659? Mike s new bat cost $6.00. He gave the clerk $ How much change did he get back? 1. Write seven hundred forty-seven What is the next number? 396, 397, 398, 399, 5. Write or. 6,508 6, Lois has 23 new pencils. Charlene has 32 new pencils. How many more pencils does Charlene have?

32 Round to the nearest dollar. $ Give the number that is 100 more. 4, $ Sam went to the store. He bought a game and a yo-yo. How much money did he spend? Puzzle - $.75 Game - $3.05 Yo-Yo - $.89 Train - $ , Write the number 7 tens, 5 ones, 3 hundreds, 1 thousand. 4. Round $7.45 to the nearest $ Gym class is 30 minutes long. It is over at 10: What time did Gym class begin?

33 65 1. Round 95 to the nearest What time is 20 minutes before 8:30? , What is the greatest number you can make from + 2,463 these digits? 1, 7, 8, 6 6. Charlene s T-ball team scored 26 points. Lois s T-ball team scored 14 points. How many more points did Charlene s team score? How much larger is 83 than 68? 4. Write the number. 2 tens, 3 thousands, 4 hundreds. 5. Write the missing number. 23, 25, 27, 6. Alan bought a new Corvette when he was 30 years old. Now he is 35. How old is the Corvette?

34 Write the number that is 100 more than 2, How much is: 2 dollars, 3 quarters, 1 dime? 4. Write or What number is halfway between 320 and 340? 6. Lindsay blew 327 bubbles. Bryn blew 418 bubbles. How many bubbles did they blow together? What is: 3 dimes, 2 nickels, 4 pennies? Write or. 1,271 1, Write the missing number. 43, 45, 47, 49, Charlene ate 47 potato chips. She left 14 potato chips in the bag. How many were in the bag to start with?

35 69 1. Double What is one-half of 60? 3. What is the total of: 3 pennies, 1 nickel, 2 dimes? 4. What is the largest number that can be made from the following 3 digits: 5, 2, 7? Ken bought 4 rabbits in the fall. In the spring he had 22 rabbits. How many more rabbits did he have in the spring than in the fall? Write the number 5 thousands, 7 tens, 3 ones. 4. Estimate the answer by rounding 276 each addend to the nearest hundred $ Art class begins at 9:12 and is over at 9: How long is Art class?

36 Round 298 to the nearest hundred What time is it? There are 27 eggs in the hen house. You found 14 eggs. How many more eggs are in the hen house? 1. 2 x What measurement would you most likely use to weigh a turkey? oz. or lb. 3. Write the number four thousand twenty-nine I have some cookies. If I had 27 more, I would have 52 cookies. How many cookies do I have?

37 nickels = x 2 3. Round 25 to the nearest ten or You have 76. You spend 1 quarter and 2 dimes. How much money do you have left? 1. 2 sixes = What time is it? My digits are 6, 3. I am larger than 50. What number am I? 5. 5 x 2 = 6. May made 2 pizzas. She cut each one into four pieces. How many pieces of pizza did she have?

38 75 1. What is worth more: 28 pennies or 3 dimes? x 2 4. What is the value of the underlined digit? 4, people are going to the concert. 129 people have arrived. How many people are still coming? 1. or Round 159 to the nearest hundred = hour = minutes Tom has 2 dollars, 2 quarters, and 6 pennies. How much money does he have?

39 77 1. What time is it? nickels = 3. Write the number eight hundred, two thousand, 5 ones There are 7 sets of twins. How many children are there? 1. 5 sixes = or Would you use cm or m to measure a chalkboard eraser? 6. Sally has 9 pairs of shoes. How many shoes does Sally have?

40 79 1. Measure the line to the nearest inch. 2. 4, Write the value: eight thousand, four hundred, seven - 2, or x 6 6. Samantha bought a book for $3.95 and a candy bar for 40. How much did she spend? Write the fraction for the shaded part Round 432 to the nearest hundred. x three nickels = Wendy had 462 stickers. She gave 146 stickers to a friend. How many stickers does she have left?

41 Write or Write the value using $ and dollars, 3 dimes, 9 pennies x 6 5. Would a piece of candy be weighed in grams or kilograms? 6. Lynn gave the clerk $1.55. He got 47 back. How much did he spend? fours = What time is it? Round 47 to the nearest ten. 5. Write the number. four thousand, two tens, seven hundreds 6. Robert is nine years older than Jack. Jack is 27. How old is Robert?

42 83 1. Write the amount. five dimes, six nickels, one dollar 2. Estimate the number by rounding each addend to the nearest or. 4,967 4, x 0 6. My digits are 4, 6. I am more than 50 but less than 70. What number am I? , , Measure to the nearest inch x Darwin drove 137 miles on Monday. On Tuesday, he drove 462 miles. How many miles did he drive?

43 $4.68 x Round 89 to the nearest ten What time is it? Tommy wants 467 stickers. He has 158. How many more stickers does he need? Would you measure a pencil in centimeters or x 4 meters? Write the number: 6 hundreds, 2 ones, 8 thousands 6. Tom spends 45. He has 60. What two coins should he get for change?

44 87 1. What time is it? 2. Estimate your answer by rounding each addend to the nearest or 22 4 tens, 3 ones 6 tens 2 ones x = 6. There are 9 bikes. How many tires are there? 1. 7 nickels = Write the number: eight hundred twenty nine 4. 9 x = 5. or You spend $1.47. You gave the clerk $5.00. How much money do you get back?

45 89 Menu: Hamburger 50 French Fries 38 Milk 35 Cheeseburger 65 Pie 40 Pop 35, Round the French Fries to the nearest ten cents. 2. Which costs more? Hamburger and Milk, or French Fries and Pie? 3. You have $1.50. You buy a hamburger, small pop and pie. What one coin should you get back? 4. You have $1.25. You buy a hamburger and French Fries. Do you have enough money for a small or a large pop? 5. You have $1.03. You spend all your money. What two things did you buy? 6. 9 x 0 = 1. What is the largest number you can make using 0, 9, 8, 4? Write the number. 7 thousand, 3 hundred, sixty-nine What time is it? Don has $4.50. He spends $2.37. How much money does he have now?

46 , Round 342 to the nearest hundred. - 2, Write the value using $. 4 dollars, 7 dimes, 2 pennies Use the map to answer questions 4, 5 & 6 4. How far is it from Burnsville to Goldville? 5. What is the largest number on the map? 423 Miles Goldville 6. You travel 527 miles. You started at River Town. Where did you go? River Town It is Sept. 5. You have vacation in 14 days. What date does vacation begin? 2. Write the fraction for the shaded area. 3. Round 421 to the nearest hundred x 1 6. Dave rode his bike nine miles a day. How many miles did he ride in a week?

47 93 1. Write the number: three thousand seventy nine 2. or. 1,924 2, Estimate your answer by rounding 246 each addend to the nearest x = A tree was 24 inches long when you planted it. Now it is 78 inches tall. How much has it grown? 1. How much money do you have? 1 quarter, 4 dimes, 3 nickels x 4 = = 4. What is the largest number you can make using these digits: 4, 6, 7, 7? 5. What is the value of the underlined digit? 4, Marge had $7.25. She bought a book that cost $3.82. She also bought a card. She received $3.00 back. How much was the card?

48 95 1. Estimate the answer by rounding 47 each answer to the nearest x 4 x 0 x 2 = Write the number. 5. Round $3.27 to the seven thousand nine hundred one nearest dollar. 6. Tammy has 3 quarters, 2 dimes and 19 pennies. She spends 45. How much money does she have left? Round 394 to the nearest hundred dimes = 3. or You want to buy a football that cost $ Your dad gives you $2.50 for mowing the yard. Your mom gives you 45 for doing dishes. You got $4.35 for your birthday. How much more money do you need?

49 x = 8 2. Estimate your answer by rounding 273 each addend to the nearest What is the value of the underlined digit? (7 x 2) + (6 x 5) = 6. I am the largest 4 digit number you can make using 4 different digits. What number am I? Write the fraction for the shaded area. 4. Write the number: four thousand fifty-nine 5. What is the distance around a square if each side is 8 feet long? 6. Kay works seven hours a day. If she works five days a week, how many hours can she work?

50 x = Round 32 to the nearest ten You are 9 years old. Your sister is 22. How much younger are you? x = Round 55 to the nearest ten. 3. ( ) x 2 = 4. How much money do you have? dimes, 1 dollar, 12 pennies Norman weighed 167 pounds. He goes on a diet. He now weighs 140 lbs. How much did he lose?

51 ) or Round 145 to the nearest hundred dimes = You bought a new sweater. It cost $ You give the clerk $ How much change will you get back? 1. 5 tens = Write the number. four hundreds, six thousands, two ones 3. (4+4) x 2-5 = Would a stick of gum be measured in inches or feet? 6. Sally had 436 cards. Sally sold 147 cards in May. She sold 247 in June. How many would she have left?

52 Round $6.73 to the nearest dollar x = Janet has 146 baseball cards. Sue has twice as many. How many does Sue have? Write the number. 6 ones, 4 hundreds, 3 thousands, 9 tens 2. 4 quarters = Estimate your answer by rounding each addend to the nearest Write the fraction for the shaded part. 6. Ken has 465 pennies. He wants a record that costs $5.00. How much more money does he need?

53 What is the place value of the underlined number? Write or Write the value. Seven thousand forty-nine x = It takes 4,657 people to fill the bleachers. 2,463 seats are empty. How many people are there? 1. 1 dozen = Double Tim spent 27. How much change did he receive from two quarters? 6. Chris has 75. If he spends 45 on a candy bar, how much money will he have left?

54 Is the sum even or odd? = foot = inches , 18, 24, x 2 6. How many legs would five elephants have altogether? The perimeter of the rectangle is 4. Use or Round 65 to the nearest ten. 6. Jessica bought some school supplies for $5.89. How much change did she get from a ten-dollar bill?

55 Write the number. 9 hundreds, 7 tens, 4 ones. 2. Write using $ and. 7 dollars, 5 dimes, 6 pennies x Amy sold 213 balloons. Brian sold 89 balloons. How many did they sell altogether? How many days are there in four weeks? 2. It is 1:25. What time will it be in 15 minutes? 3. 5, , Round 749 to the nearest hundred. 6. Justin saved $2 a week for eight weeks. How much money did he save?

56 Write this amount two ways. 2 quarters, 1 dime, 1 nickel, 1 penny x Estimate the sum to the nearest ten Matt baked 48 cookies on Monday, 36 cookies on Wednesday, and 60 cookies on Saturday. How many cookies did he bake during the weekend? 1. Write the fraction hour = minutes 5. Write the number seven thousand, seven. 6. Terry is 8 years old. His brother, Gene, is twice as old. How old is Gene?

57 $ x Three dozen eggs = eggs Ted s room is 20 feet long and 15 feet wide. What is the perimeter of his room? 1. Round 335 to the nearest pound = ounces 3. 5, ,461 x How many classrooms are there at West Elementary School? Grade # Classrooms First Grade 4 Second Grade 4 Third Grade 3 Fourth Grade 3 Fifth Grade 2

58 Round 474 to the nearest hundred. 2. Use or ,018 4, day = hours. 6. If Katie was 8 years old in 1985, in what year was she born? , 11, 14, 2. Write the number forty-seven thousand, forty-seven = 4. Write this as a multiplication fact $1.00 = nickels 6. Marcia spent $0.90 and $0.45 at the store. How much change did she receive from a five-dollar bill?

59 What is the date of the third Saturday? 2. Write the time. 3. How many snowballs did Darren make? JUNE S M T W T F S more than is x Snowballs Made Mike Darren Lynn 6. There were 100 points on the math test. Linda got 87 right. How many points did she miss? Write the time $2.00 = quarters ,043 x 5-2, = tens 6. If Miss Bolger s class has reading class every day for 90 minutes, how many minutes do they have reading in a school week?

60 = = 3. Estimate the difference to the nearest = = 5. There are 23 students in Miss Boike s class. 14 of the students are boys. How many of the students are girls? 6. There are 10 basketballs. If they are divided equally among 5 classrooms, how many basketballs will each classroom receive? How many students liked the apples as their favorite fruit? Favorite Fruits apples oranges bananas Each stands for 2 students more than 6 x 2 = 3. $ = Melissa drives 10 miles to work in the morning. How many miles does she drive in 5 days?

61 Use or. 1,010 1, Dan worked 1/2 hour. How many minutes x 4 did he work? 5. Write the number for six thousand, five. 6. It costs $2.50 to go roller skating. Sarah has $1.29. How much more money does she need to go roller skating? $1.00 = dimes. 2. There were 85 people visiting the museum. 46 of them were children. How many adults were there? To measure the height of a chair, which x 10 measurement would you use? inches, feet, yard How many boxes of cookies did Tiffany sell after school in one week? Cookies Sold Monda 10 Tuesda 8 Wednesda 13 Thursda 9 Friday 24

62 How many minutes until 4:00? Use or ,000 = hundreds Five eights = There are 12 cookies. Larry, Gil and Ken share them equally. How many cookies does Larry get? It is December 6th. How many days is it until Christmas? 2. $ ,745 The digit is in the hundreds place. 6. A used car cost $3,875. It cost $9,040 when it was new. What is the difference between the two prices?

63 Estimate the sum to the nearest ten day = hours. 3. 6, , How many times will it be 1:00 in one day? 6. You bought different items for $2.79, $3.58, and $4.87. How much will you spend? year = months 2. 1, A half dollar minus is 4. 9, x = , Jeff went outside for the three daily recesses. They are 15 minutes, 25 minutes, and 15 minutes long. How many minutes was Jeff outside?

64 Circle 1/2 of the triangles. x 5 3. Write 4 tens, 3 ones, 6 hundreds as a number KaeLee s mother drove 309 miles on their trip. Her father drove 583 miles. How many miles did they travel on their trip? Write the least number using the digits 4, 2, 7 and 5. x tens = Gretchen wrote down the odd numbers from 1 to 10. What numbers did she write down?

65 , x 5-4, foot = inches 5. Charlene had a collection of 6 paper weights. Heather collected 3 times as many. How many paper weights did Heather have? 6. Jean rode her bike 14 miles. Linda rode her bike 8 miles. Marcia rode her bike 12 miles. How many more miles did Marcia ride than Linda? $1.75 = quarters. 2. Use, or, = more than 5 x 6 is 4. Hillary found 6 pennies, 2 quarters, and 4 dimes. How much more money does she need to have $2.00? There are 5 rows of desks in the classroom. There are 5 desks in each row. Two desks are empty. How many students are in the class?

66 x 4 3. Use or. 5 x 4 7 x = Round 474 to the nearest hundred. 6. Blake ate 1/2 of an apple. Jacques ate 1/2 of the same apple. How much of the apple was left? x 8 = $ Round 449 to the nearest hundred. 5. 5,000-2, Travis drives 55 miles an hour. How far does he drive in four hours?

67 = , 32, 40, 3. 1 yard = inches 4. 5, , Katie baked 3 pans of cupcakes. Each pan had 8 cupcakes. How many cupcakes are there? , Write the multiplication fact , ,852. The digit 4 is in the place. 6. Andre s parents said that he could watch only 90 minutes of television a day. How many minutes of television could Andre watch in one week?

68 Write the number six thousand, six Amy read pages 4-9 in her book. How many pages did she read? 4. The fourth month in the year is. 5.Is 11 even or odd? 6. Erin weighed 40 pounds. Her mother weighed four times as much. How much does Erin s mother weigh? The ninth letter in nevertheless is 2. 1 pound = ounces How much money is this? How many minutes is it until 10:00? There are 189 chairs in the gym. The janitor set up 57 more chairs. How many more chairs does he need to set up to have 300 chairs in the gym?

69 Estimate the difference to the nearest hundred , ,070 x 9 + 3,987-2, Write the number. 9 tens, 7 thousands, 8 hundreds 6. There are 8 softballs in a box. How many softballs are there in 8 boxes? $8.00 x What is the product of 8 and 3? Georgio s father had $20. He gave each of his four children the same amount of money. How much money did each child receive?

70 Write the number. 6 hundreds, 7 ones, 4 thousands. x = $ Juanita let Barney borrow one book each month for a year. How many books did Barney borrow? Write the fraction for two sixths. x Estimate to the nearest dollars. 328 $ , 406, 409, 6. Mrs. Ferden bowled 3 games a week for 15 weeks. How many games did she bowl?

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