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The document is a comprehensive three-week math review for third grade, aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS). It includes daily practice problems, fluency exercises in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as various math concepts and word problems. The resource is designed for test preparation, end-of-year review, or summer practice, and comes with an answer key.

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The document is a comprehensive three-week math review for third grade, aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS). It includes daily practice problems, fluency exercises in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as various math concepts and word problems. The resource is designed for test preparation, end-of-year review, or summer practice, and comes with an answer key.

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Common Core Math Review

Grade
Three Week
Math Review
Third Grade Three Week Review includes 15 days of CCSS math practice
along with five pages of fluency practice. Each day includes 6 – 8
problems that allow students to practice answering Part A/Part B
questions, multiple select problems, filling in a grid, showing their work
and explaining their answers.

You get:

- 5 pages of fact fluency (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, mixed)


-15 pages of 3rd grade math review aligned to CCSS. One page to use
each day for 3 weeks.
- Answer Key

You could use this pack 15 days before testing as a test prep activity.
You could use this pack for the last 15 days of the 3rd grade school year.
You could use this pack for the first 15 days of 4th grade as a review.
You could use this pack for summer practice or summer school.
You could send it home to parents to inform them of what should have
learned, what they will learn or what they will be tested on standardized
assessments.

I hope you enjoy the resource.


Fact Fluency - Addition

9+3= 8 7 6+5=
+4 +7

40 51 10 +10 = 20 + 8 =
+28 +33

49 84 71 15 + 10 =
+33 +47 +1 9

62 26 81
42 + 11 = +59 +1 8 +49

265 75 + 10 = 343 100 + 67 =


+ 34 +206

351 + 100 = 604 532 791


+1 28 +290 +244

241 6 4025 7331 6902


+ 342 + 502 +1 022 +2019
Fact Fluency - Subtraction

9-3= 8 7 6 -5=
-4 -7

48 53 20 -10 = 20 - 8 =
- 20 - 31

49 84 71 15 - 10 =
- 33 - 47 -1 9

62 26 81
42 - 11 = - 59 -1 8 - 49

265 75 - 10 = 349 100 - 65 =


- 34 - 206

351 - 100 = 609 532 791


- 1 28 - 290 - 244

2436 4025 7330 6982


- 342 - 502 - 1 022 - 2019
Fact Fluency - Multiplication

9x3= 8 7 6x5=
x4 x7

40 51 10 x10 = 100 x 8 =
x 8 x 3

9 8 1 35 x 10 =
x3 x 7 x9

62 26 8
42 x 10 = x 9 x 1 x 9

5 75 x 10 = 3 100 x 7 =
x 4 x 6

351 x 10 = 4 5 8x8=
x 8 x 9

16 25 31 92
x 2 x 2 x 5 x 3
Fact Fluency - Division

9÷3= 8÷4= 7÷7= 16 ÷ 8 =

7 21 4 16 10 ÷10 = 20 ÷ 5 =

9÷3= 3 27 8 64 15 ÷ 3 =

42 ÷ 6 =
9 81 2 18 5 30

8 40 45 ÷ 5 = 7 28 64 ÷ 8 =

35 + 7 = 12÷6= 6 36 3 18

24 ÷ 8 = 8 72 7 49 16 ÷ 4 =

54 ÷ 6 = 4 32 48 ÷ 8 = 9 54
Fact Fluency - Mixed
9
x5 8x3= 7+7= 24 ÷ 8 =

10 ÷2 = 100 x 2 =
7 56 5 40

3 27 390
19 + 3 = 15 - 3 =
+ 227

428 624 8x8=


9 54
+ 253 - 304

6
6 30 555 x2 64 ÷ 8 =
- 321

405
305 + 5 = 12÷4= - 88
6 54

547 8 32 620 6x4=


+ 291 - 518

41 6 9x7=
54 ÷ 9 = 56 ÷ 8 =
- 209
Day 1
1. The football field has two stands for seating. 2. The basketball court is a rectangle with a
One stand has 65 seats for the home team. The width of 7 feet and a length of 9 feet. Draw
stand for the visiting team has 51 seats. There and label a diagram of the basketball court.
is also a stand for the band that has 42 seats.

A. Create an equation to find the total number


of seats at the football field.

B. Round to the nearest ten the number of


seats to create a new equation. Solve the
equation. Show your work.
What is the area of the court? Show your
work.

3. Which shows the equivalent fraction? 4. Which three statements are true?

@ 0 4x2 = 8+2

0 2 x 6 = 12 + 12
O O
0 5x3 = 3+3+3+3+3

0 7+7+7+7 = 4x7
O O
0 9x4 = 6x6
5. Claire is using ribbon to make gift bags. Each 6. Luke’s bus ride is 37 minutes to the park.
bag needs 3 ribbons. Claire has 21 ribbons. How many minutes does it take to travel to the
park and back home? Show your work.
A. How many bags can Claire make with the
ribbons she has?

B. Claire wants to make 9 bags. She thinks she


needs more ribbon? Do you agree? Explain.
Day 2
1. Which multiplication fact can you use to 2. The gym has 21 basketballs for 7 teams to
solve 8 = 40 ÷ ? share equally. How many basketballs will each
team be given?
0 8 x 6 = 48 Create a division equation to solve.
0 4 x 8 = 32
0 10 x 4= 40 _______ ÷ _______ = ________
0 8 x 5 = 40
Each team will be given _____ basketballs.

2 ft

3 ft 3 ft
3. Which two multiplication facts match this
array?
6 ft
0 (5 x 2) + 2
4. Find the perimeter of
0 2 x 5 = the shape above. Record
0 2+2+2+2+2= your answer in the grid
0 5+5= box.
0 5 x 2=

5. Leo won 3 awards for singing and 2 art 6.


awards. He also won 5 awards for Hot dogs…….. $2 Pickle ……. $2
horseback riding. Corn dogs ….. $2 Chips …...…$1
Hamburger …..$3 Soda ………$2
A. How many awards does Leo have?
Part A. Alex has $11. He bought 2 hotdogs, a bag
of chips and a soda. How much money did he
spend?

B. Leo won more awards for swimming.


Now he has 14 awards. How many awards
did Leo get for swimming?
Part B. He needs $3 for the taxi ride home. What
can he buy and still have enough money to get
home? Show your work.
Day 3
1. There are 12 pieces of chocolate in each 2. There are 4 houses on Mary Ann’s street and
bag of candy. Langley has 5 bags and Luke 6 houses on James’s street. Three people live in
has 3 bags. Which equation could be used to each of the houses on James’s street. Five
find the total number of chocolate candy? people live in each of the houses on Mary Ann’s
street. Do more people live on Mary Ann’s street
0 12 + 5 + 3 = or on James’s street? Use the space below to
solve.
0 12 x 5 =
0 (12 x 5) + (12 x 3) =
0 (12 + 3) x (12 + 5) =
3. What number makes the equation true?

4 x 3 x 2 = _____ x 6
4. Jonathan has 9 Spiderman pencils. The 5. John left for a fishing trip at 7:15am. It takes
rest of his pencils are Incredible Hulk him 33 minutes to reach the lake. He fished for 2
pencils. He puts all of his pencils into 3 hours and then returned home.
pouches. Each pouch has 4 pencils. Answer
the questions. Show your work. A. At what time will it be when John stops fishing?
Show your work
A. How many total pencils does Jonathan
have?

B. How many Incredible Hulk pencils does B. What time will he arrive home? Show your
Jonathan have? work?

6.
127 4 x 4=
+ 34
5 x 3=
7. Henry colored ¼ of the rectangle yellow and ½ of the rectangle red.
Henry thinks that now the rectangle is completly colored. Do you agree?
Explain your answer.
Day 4
1. 2. Alec needs 45mL of water to fill the flower
pot. If he uses all the water in this pitcher how
much more water
will he need?

3. Vicky wants to put a border around this


bulletin board. Her border is 30 cm long.
She doesn’t think she will have enough. Do
you agree? Explain your answer.

4. The first clock shows when the basketball


game started. The second clock shows when the
game ended. How long did the game last?

5. Lily is a dog sitter. She takes care of 6. Nicole collects stickers. She has 41 glossy
five poodles, three bulldogs and two golden stickers, 27 fuzzy stickers and 39 cartoon
retrievers. Each dog eats five pounds of stickers.
dog food each week.

A. How many stickers does


A. How many dogs does Lily she have? Record your
take care of? Record answer in the grid box.
your answer in the grid
box.

B. How much dog food will Lily need to feed B. Nicole got 25 more stickers. Her goal is to
the dogs for two weeks? Show your work. have 150 stickers. How many more stickers does
she need? Show your work.
Day 5
1. Which fraction is represented on 2. The rectangle shaped pool is 3.
the number line? shown below. 3 x 3 =
22 ft
4 x 7 =
12ft
0 O 0 # 5x 6 =
What is the perimeter of the pool?
0 @ 0 W 9 x 8 =
4. Which 3 equations are equal to 5. When Mr. White’s refrigerator is 6.
the expression below? full it has a mass of 315 kg. Mr. Ho’s
refrigerator has a mass of 472 kg
when full. How much more mass
8 ÷ 2 =
215 + 188 = does Mr. Ho’s refrigerator have
than Mr. White?
0 205 + 198 = Record your
35 ÷ 7 =
0 (115 + 100) +(120 + 68) = answer in the grid.
0 220 + 190 = 18 ÷ 3 =
0 188 + 205 =
0 468 - 65 = 72 ÷ 9 =

7. Which two problem can be solved with the expression 3 x 4 =? 8.


70 – 47 =
0 Donald owns four hotels. Each hotel has three pools. How
many pools does Donald have?

0 Kanye wrote 3 songs last year and 4 songs this year. He sold 31 + 14 =
the songs for $4 each. How many songs did Victor write?

0 There are three tiger exhibits at the zoo. In each exhibit


there are four tigers. How many tigers are at the zoo? 51 - 26 =
0 Kayleigh went to Hawaii three times. Each trip took three
hours on an airplane. How many hours did Kayleigh spend on
airplanes? 4 4 62
+2 7 -55
0 There are four computer labs at my school. Each lab has 3
teachers to help the students. There are 20 computers in each
lab. How many computers does my school have?
Day 6
1. On Monday Chen Li traveled 35 miles to get 2. Jimmy’s track team is made up of 6
to her sister’s house. She and her sister went runners. Two runners are girls and the rest
across town to her brother’s house. Chen Li are boys. Jimmy says half of the team
traveled a total of 51 miles Monday. members are boys. Is he correct? Explain.

How many miles does it take to get to Chen


Li’s brother’s house from Chen Li’s sister’s
house? Show your work.

3. Gloria started cooking at 2:15pm. It took 4. Simon has five bags of baseballs. Two bags
her 25 minutes to bake the fish and 8 more weigh 9 pounds each and one bag weighs 21
minutes to cook the rice. pounds. His other two bags weigh 10 pounds
each. Which two expressions could be used to
A. At what time will dinner be ready? find the total weight of the four bags of
baseballs?

0 (2 x 10) + (2 x 9) + 21 =
B. Now that the food is ready she wants to
bake cookies. It will take 30 minutes to bake
the cookies. Her friends are coming for 0 10 + 21 + 9 =
dinner at 3:30pm. Does she have time to bake
to cookies? Explain your answer.
0 10 + 10 + 9 + 9 + 21 =

0 10 x 2 X 9 x 2 x 21 =

0 21 – 10 – 9 =
5. Boris needs to buy a frame. He wants to 6. Which two facts can be used to solve the
buy the frame with the greatest area. Which equation below?
frame should he buy?
18 ÷ 3 =
0 3 in 0 7 in
0 6 x 3 = 18
5 in 2in
0 9 x 2 = 18

0 8 + 8 = 18
0 5 in 0 8 in
0 9 + 9 = 18
5 in 3 in

0 3 x 6 = 18
Day 7
1. There are 8 apple pies and one cherry 2. Timmy Turner asked for 463 wishes. Wanda
pie. Each apple pie has six slices. The granted some of his wishes. There are still 84
cherry pie has 4 slices. Which equation can wishes left to grant. How many wishes did Wanda
be used to find the total number of slices? grant? Which equation could be used to solve the
problem?
0 (8 x 6) + 4 =
0 8+6+4= 0 463 - X = 84
0 8x6x4= 0 463 – 84 = X
0 (8 + 6) x (6 + 4) = 0 463 + 84 = X
3. What number makes the equation true? 0 84 + X = 463
(5 x 4) + (8 x 2) = _____ x 6
4. Larry created a school flag. One side of 5. Craig sells robots. The table below shows how
the flag is 8 inches long. Another side is 10 many robots sold in a week.
inches. Draw the flag to show the area.
Monday 7
Tuesday 14
Wednesday 21
Thursday 28
Friday 35
Saturday ?

A. What is the area of the flag? Based on the pattern of sales. What rule could be
used to find how many robots will be sold
Saturday?

6.
0 Add 35
337 8 x 3 0 Add 7
- 94 7 x 6 0 Multiply by 7
4 x 4 0 Multiply by 5
7. Nia’s garden of pansies is shown below. Half of the pansies are pink. The rest of the pansies
are yellow and purple. There are an equal number of yellow and purple pansies.
A. How many pansies are yellow?

B. Nia said that she has about 20 flowers. Do you agree or


disagree with Nia? Explain your answer.
Day 8
1. What fraction of the circle is shaded? 2. Mrs. Thom’s has 21 students in her 3rd grade
class. On Wednesday, 4 students are absent and
0 one third 2 new students joined the class.
0 two thirds
A. How many students are in class Wednesday?
0 one fourth
0 one half
B. On Thursday, everyone is present in Mrs.
Thom’s class. How many students are in class
Thursday?
3. What number makes the equation true?

(8 x 3) + 4 = _____ x 4
4. What is the perimeter of the table below? 5. Yesterday, Candy bought 4 boxes of juice.
Each box had 6 jars of juice inside. Candy put an
16 feet equal number of jars on a stand with 3 rows.

4 feet
A. How many jars can she put on each row?

0 20 feet
0 40 feet
0 12 feet
0 24 feet B. She bought two more boxes today and keeps
an equal number of jars on each row, how many
6. jars will be on each row today?
62 + 9 = 10 x 8 =
7 x 6=
50 + 22 = 9 x 5=
C. Candy sold 8 jars of juice today. What are the
total number of jars left?

7. Which equations could be used to solve the problem below?

3 x 5 =
Select three correct answers.

0 5 x 3= 0 5+5+5+5+5= 0 5+5+5=

0 5+3= 0 3+3+3+3+3= 0 3+3+3=


Day 9
1. Ted drove three different cars in March. 2. Hillary is baking a cake. She starts at 3:30pm.
He drove his yellow car 387 miles. He drove It takes 25 minutes to prepare the ingredients.
his black car 422 miles. His white car was Next it takes 45 more minutes for the cake to
driven for 295 miles. Which equation tells you bake.
about how many miles Ted drove in March?
A. At what time will the cake be ready?
0 390 + 420 + 290 =
0 400 + 400 + 300 =
0 300 + 400 + 200 =
0 400 + 500 + 300 = B. She has to take the cake to her dad’s house by
4:55pm. It takes 20 minutes to get to her dad’s
house. Will she get there in time?
3. What number makes the equation true?

15 x 3 = _____ x 15
4. Marco’s snowball stand sells cherry cones 5. The table below shows the Cougar Cubs
and strawberry cones. Cherry cones cost baseball team scores from the last 4 games.
$2 and strawberry cones cost $3. Their goal is to score at least 50 total points.

A. Marco sold 7 cherry cones and 5 Game Points


strawberry cones? How much money did he Game #1 12
make? Game #2 8
Game #3 10
Game #4 13

How many more points do the Cougars Cubs need


to reach their goal? Show your work.
B. He made $50 yesterday. How much total
money has he made?

6. 701 100 x 7 =
- 145 2 x 4=
6 x 3=
7. Ben’s Pizza Carson’s Pizza
Ben and Carson each made a pizza. Ben will share pizza with
four friends and Carson will share his pizza with his four
friends. Carson says that her friends will get more pizza
than Ben’s friends. Do you agree? Explain.
Day 10
1. Part A. Complete the fraction so that it is 2. Anna, Reba and Gena are selling girl scout
equal to 1. cookies. They sold 25 boxes together. Gena
sold some cookies and Anna and Reba each
sold 8 boxes of cookies.
_______
Which expression represents the story?
4
Part B. Change the fraction so that it is equal
0 (8 x 2) + ? = 25
to ½. 0 25 + 8 = ?
0 (8 x 2) + 25 = ?
0 2(8) + 25 = ?
3. Tara has a 30 minute dance class that 4. Lucy and Ricky want to be class president.
begins at 2:30pm. It takes 26 minutes to get Lucy received 64 votes. Ricky earned 67
to dance class. She left her house at 2:03. votes. How many people voted in the election?
Use the space below to show your work.
Part A. Will she get to dance class on time? Record your answer in the grid.
Explain your answer.

Part B. When the dance class is over Tara will


return home to watch a movie with her
grandmother. What time will it be when Tara
returns home?

5. Paul’s garden is made of a rectangle and a 6. What is the mass of the fish bowl?
square. There are roses in the square part
of the garden and daises in the rectangle.

6ft

4 ft

8 ft

Which part of the garden has the greatest


area?

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Day 11
1. There are 12 leaves on a plant. Ruby 2. There are 8 girls running on a path. Five
picked 3 of the leaves. Martin picked ¼ of girls run the path 2 times. The other girls run
the leaves. the path 3 times. Which two equations shows
A. Who picked the most leaves? how to find the total number of times all the
girls ran the path?

O (8 x 2) + 3 =

O (5 x 2) + (3 x 3) =

B. How many leaves are still on the plant? O 3+3+3+5+5=

O 2+2+2+2+2+3+3+3=
3. What number makes the equation true?
O 8+5+2+3=
10 x 4 = _____ x 8
4. There are 3 girl scout troops at our 5. The first clock shows the time when Christy
school. Each troop has 6 girls. Answer the started studying. The second clock shows
questions. when she stopped. How much time did she
spend studying?
Half the girls sold 3 boxes of cookies each.
How many boxes were sold? Clock 1 Clock 2

a. What time did Christy start studying? _____


6.
527 2 x 8= b. What time did Christy stop studying? _____
+ 48 7 x 3= c. How long did Christy study?
4 x 6=

7. Jenny needs a table that has an area less than 8 square feet. Would the table shown
below be a good table for Jenny? Explain your answer.
Day 12
1. Clinton is collecting stickers. The graph 2. Solve.
below shows the stickers he has collected.

Number of Stickers
stars XXXXXX
417 + 228 =
cars XXX
animal XXXXXXXXXX 339 + 162 =
X = 2 stickers
A. How many more star stickers does
Clinton have than car stickers? 705 + 227 =

647 - 351 =
B. What is the difference between the
number of stars and cars stickers and the 527 - 463 =
number of animal stickers?

201 - 145 =

3. Which shape is divided into eighths with 4. Barney has 48 cars on his car lot. He
a shaded? wants to put an equal number of cars in 8
rows.
Part A. How many cars can be in each
row?

Part B. He sold 5 cars Monday and 3 cars


Tuesday. Can there still be an equal
5. Which shape is an equilateral? number of cars in 8 rows? Explain.

0 0

0 0

6. Jackson has $20 to buy 4 gifts. Two 7. Shea puts 32 roses in vases. She wants
gifts cost $3. One gift cost $4 and one an equal number of roses in each vase.
gift cost $6. Does Jackson have enough How many vases does she need?
money to buy the gifts?
0 5
0 8
0 7
0 3
Day 13
1. Raven has 20 apples. She wants to make 2. Helen has 7 beehives. Each beehive
four apple pies. Each pie needs five apples. produces 5 gallons of honey.
To find out if she has enough apples, she
thinks she should put the apples in groups of A. How much total honey can Helen’s beehives
four? produce?

A. Explain why this is not correct.

B. Helen needs 50 gallons of honey. How many


more beehives does she need?
B. What three facts could she use to help
her solve the problem?

0 20 – 4 = 0 5x4=
0 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 0 20 x 5 =
0 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 0 20 ÷ 5 =
3. Which multiplication fact can you use to 4. Choose the three expressions that are
solve 9 = 36 ÷ ____? equal to 8 X 6.

0 9 X 4 = 36 0 (4 + 4) x (3 + 3)
0 (4 x 2) x 6
0 9 X 2 = 18
0 8 x (1 +6)
0 6 X 6 = 36 0 (5 x 4) + (7 x 4)
0 12 X 3 = 36 0 4 x3x2
6.
5. What fraction does X represent on this
number line? 12 ÷ 4 = 9÷3= 10 ÷ 2 =
X
8 x 5= 7 x 7= 4 x 6=

83 41 50 19
0 6 - 14 +20 - 36 +11
0 ½
31 + 12 = 65 - 22 =
0 3
0 ¼
Day 14
1. Kelly baked 12 muffins for nine friends. She 2. Neil sold 3 video games and 4 books at his
wants to give each friend an equal number of yard sale. He sold the games for $7 each. He
muffins. She thinks she will have five muffins made $20 from the book sells. How much does
left over. Do you agree? Show your work and one book cost?
explain your answer.

Did Neil make more money selling books or


video games? Explain.

3. Todd has a corn field. Each corn stalk 4. Chloe had a birthday party and invited 12
grew eight ears of corn. Todd has 48 ears of friends. Ten friends brought one gift each.
corn. How many stalks are in his field? Show The other friends brought two gifts each. How
your work. Record your answer in the grid. many gifts will Chloe receive? Show your
work, Record your answer
in the grid.

5. Fred is building a play pen for his new 6. Select the three statements that are true?
puppy. Each of the four sides of the play pen
is 5 feet long. Which figure shows the play
pen?
a 9 = (4 x 2) + 1
a b
b 9 = (20 – 18) + (1 x 7)

c 9 = (27 ÷ 3) – (3 x 3)

c d d 9=3+3+3

e 9=3x3x3
Day 15
1. What is the missing factor or product? 2.
Part A. Zena walked 3 miles in the park every
day. How many miles will she walk in a week?
Show your work.
4 x 6 = ____

___ X 6 = 18

5 x ____ = 30 Part B Zena walked every day for 3 weeks


except for the 4 days when she was sick. How
many miles did she walk in 3 weeks?
6 x 7 = _____

3. Which shape shows ½ shaded. 4. What is the area of the figure shown?

0
0
0
_______ square units
0

5. Which shows the sum of 417 + 229 in


expanded form?
6. Vicki says that r is greater than
5 + 5 + 5. Do you agree? Explain.

0 600 + 30 + 6
0 600 + 40 + 6
0 400 + 200
0 400 + 10 + 7
Answer Key
Day 1 Day 2 – Day 3 –
1. 65+51+42= 1. 8x5=40 1. C
70+50+40=160 2. 21÷7=3, Each team will get 2. Mary Ann: 4x5=20 people
2. Draw a rectangle with one 3 balls. James: 6x3=18 people
side labeled 9ft and on side 3. B. E More people live on Mary
labeled 7 ft Area: 63 sq ft 4. 14 Ann’s street.
3. D 5. Part A. 3+2+5= 10 awards 3. 4
4. C, D, E Part B. 14 – 10= 4 swimming 4. Part A. 4x3= 12 total
5. Part A. 7 bags awards pencils Part B. 12-9=3
Part B. Yes. She needs 6 6. Part A. $4+$2+$1 = $7 Incredible Hulk pencils
more pieces of ribbon Part B. $11 - $7 = $4 5. Part A:9:48am Part B:0:21am
because 21 ribbons will only $4 - $3 = $1 6. 127+34=161, 4x4=16,
make 7 bags. He can buy chips. 5x3=15, 27÷3=9
6. 37+37=74 minutes or 1 7. The rectangle has 8
hour 14 minutes squares. 2 squares are
colored yellow and 4 are red.
So there are 2 squares that
are not colored.
Day 4 – Day 5 – Day 6 –
1. 56+27=83, 26+38=64, 1. ¾ 1. 51-35=16 miles
6x1=6, 7x4=28 2. 68 ft 2. No. Half of 6 is 3. Four is
2. 10mL 3. 3x3=9, 4x7=28, 5x6=30, more than half.
3. She will have enough. She 9x8=72 3. Part A. 2.48pm, Part B. Yes.
needs 26cm to trim the 4. A, B, E It will only be 3:18 when the
border. 30 cm is more than 5. 157 cookies are ready.
26cm. 6. 8÷2=4, 35÷7=5, 18÷3=6, 4. A and C
4. 2 hours 15 minutes 72÷9=8 5. The frame that is 5in x 5in
5. Part A.10 dogs 7. A, C 6. 6x3 and 3x6
Part B. 100lbs 8.70-47=23 , 31+14=45 ,
6. Part A. 107 51-26=25 , 44+27=71 ,
Part B. 18 more stickers 62+55= 117
Day 7 – Day 8 – Day 9 –
1. (8x6) +4 1. one fourth 1. 400 + 400 + 300
2. 463-84 2. Part A. 19 students 2. Part A. 4:40pm
3. 6 Part B. 23 students Part B. No. She will be late.
4. 80 sq inches 3. 7 She will get there at 5:00pm
5. Add 7 4. 40 feet 3. 3
6. 337-94= 243 5. Part A 8 jars 4. Part A. $29
8 x 3=24 Part B 12 jars Part B. $79
Part C 28 jars left 5. They need to score 7 more
7 x 6=42
6. 62 + 9 = 71 points
4 x 4=16 10 x 8 = 80 6. 701 – 145 = 556
24÷6=4 7 x 6 = 42 100x7=700
7. 6 yellow pansies 50 + 22 = 72 2x4=8
I agree. She has 9 x 5 = 45 6x3=18
exactly 24 flowers. You 36÷4 =9 20÷4=5
45÷5 = 9 7. Disagree. Carson’s friends
can round 24 to 20.
7. 5x3 will get more slices, but two
5+5+5 slices from Carson’s pizza is
3+3+3+3+3 equal to one slice of Ben’s
pizza.
Day 10 – Day 11 – Day 12 –
1. Part A. 4 1. A. Ruby 1. 12-6= 6 more
Part B. 2/4 B. 5 leaves left 20-(12+6)= 2
2. (8x2) + ? = 25 2. B, C 2. 417 + 228 =645
3. Part A. She will get to class 3. 5 339 + 162 =501
at 2:29pm which is one 4. 27 boxes sold 705 + 227 =932
minute early. 5. a. 2:30 647 - 351 =296
Part B. 3:26pm b. 4:00 527 - 463 =64
4. 131 c. 1 hour 30 minutes 201 - 145 =56
5. The square part has an 6. 527 + 48 = 575 3. B
area of 36 Sq ft which is 2x8= 16 4. Part A: 48÷8=6
greater than the rectangle 7x3= 21 Part B: 48-(3+5)=40
area of 32 sq ft. 4x6= 24 40÷8=5
6. 8kg 36÷6=6 5. triangle
7. This table is 12 Square 6. $3+$4+$5=$12
feet. 12 square feet is Jackson has enough money
greater than 8 square feet. for the gifts because $20 is
This is not a good table for more than the $12 that the
Jenny because the area is gifts cost.
greater than what she wanted. 7. 8

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1. Part A: She should put the 1. I disagree. Each friend will 1. 4x6=24
apples in groups of 5 because get one muffin and there will 3x6=18
she wants to make 5 pies. be 3 muffins left over. 5x6=30
Each pie needs a group of 5 12 – 9 = 3 6x7=42
apples. Part B: 20÷5, 5x4, 2. Part A: 20 ÷ 4 = $5 2. Part A: 7x3=21 miles
5+5+5+5 Part B: 7x3=$21 (games) Part B: 21+21+21=63
2. 7x5=35 gallons He made more money selling 63-4=59 miles
50-35=15 gallons games because $21 is 3. D
3. 9x4=36 greater than $20. 4. 20 square units
4. (4 + 4) x (3 + 3) 3. 6 corn stalks 5. B
(4 x 2) x 6 4. 12 – 10 = 2 6. I disagree. r and 5+5+5
(5 x 4) + (7 x 4) 2x2=4 are equal. One fifth three
5. C 10+4=14gifts times is three fifths.
6. 12 ÷ 4 = 3 9 ÷ 3 =3 5. B
10 ÷ 2 = 5 6. A, B, D
8 x 5 = 40 7 x 7 =49
4 x 6 =36
83 41 50 19
-14 +20 - 36 +11
69 61 14 30
31 + 12 = 33 65 - 22 =43

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