Time
Addition & Sub.
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Area and Perimeter
100
Miss Johnson left school at 3:30 and it took her 30 minutes to drive home. What time did she get home?
What is 4:00
100
What is the sum of 453 + 259?
What is 712
100
What unknown number makes this equation true: 3 x ? = 30 / 5
What is 2
100
Ms. Maynard cut a board into 4 pieces of equal sizes to make a bookcase. Which fraction of the whole board does each piece represent?
What is 1/4 (each piece represents 1/4 of the whole board)
100
If we wanted to buy new carpeting for our classroom, would we use the area or perimeter of our classroom to decide how much new carpet to buy?
What is the area of our classroom
200
Mrs. Armstrong left school at 3:45. It was 4:05 when she picked up her son from daycare. How long did it take Mrs. Armstrong to drive to the daycare?
What is in 20 minutes
200
What unknown number makes this equation true? 327 – 148 = ?
What is 179
200
Mr. Powers arranged his drum collection in 4 rows, with 5 drums in each row. How many drums did Mr. Powers have in his drum collection?
What is 20 drums
200
1) Draw a number line and label the following fractions: 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 2) Which is the biggest fraction?
What is 3/4
200
1) Draw a rectangle with a length of 7 inches and a width of 3 inches. 2) Find the area of the rectangle.
What is 21 square inches (7 x 3 = 21)
300
Ms. Moser left school at 4:45 and drove to the gym where she takes a yoga class. It took 15 minutes to get to the gym, 1 hour to take her yoga class, and 30 minutes to drive home from the gym. What time did Ms. Moser get home?
What is 6:30
300
Find the difference between 1,000 and 364.
What is 636
300
Mr. Langley was teaching P.E. to a class with 28 students. If he wanted to put them in teams of 4 for a game, how many teams would there be?
What is 7 teams
300
Mrs. Swan made two cakes in the same size cake pans: a chocolate cake and a lemon cake. She cut each cake into 8 pieces. Her family ate 4 pieces of the chocolate cake and 2 pieces of the lemon cake. Which cake had more leftover in the pan?
What is the lemon cake (6/8 > 4/8)
300
One side of a square is 5 cm. 1) Find the area of the square 2) Find the perimeter of the square
What is: 1) 25 sq cm (5 x 5 = 25) 2) 20 cm (5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 20)
400
Mrs. Kuntz wants to pick her kids up from their grandparents house and then take them to a movie, which starts at 7:00. If it takes Mrs. Kuntz 10 minutes to drive from her house to the grandparents and 15 minutes to drive from their house to the movie theater, what time does she need to leave her house?
What is 6:35
400
Ms. Zehr had 893 books in her classroom library. She bought 127 more books at a book sale. How many books does she have altogether in her classroom library?
What is 1,020 books
400
Mrs. Rader has 5 stacks of quarters. Mrs. Shaver has 9 stacks of quarters. Each stack of quarters is worth $10. How much more money, in dollars, does Mrs. Shaver have than Mrs. Rader?
What is $40 (or 40 dollars)
400
Ms. Phillips and Mr. Radcliff went to QFC and bought two watermelons, which were exactly the same size. Ms. Phillips cut hers into three equal pieces. Mr. Radcliff cut his into eight equal pieces. They each ate one piece of their watermelon. Who ate more watermelon?
What is Ms. Phillips (1/3 > 1/8)
400
A bathroom floor is 3 feet wide and 9 feet long. 1) What is the total area of the bathroom floor? 2) What is the perimeter of the bathroom floor?
What is: 1) 27 square ft (3 x 9 = 27) 2) 24 feet (3 + 3 + 9 + 9)
500
At 2:50, Mr. Raymond goes outside to help students get into their cars in the pickup lane. He comes back into the library 20 minutes later and then checks in books for 10 minutes. He spends 25 minutes shelving books before deciding he is ready to go home. What time is it when Mr. Raymond decides he is ready to leave school and go home?
What is 3:45
500
Mrs. Seiber had 1,000 Skittles in a jar. If the jar tipped over and 74 Skittles spilled onto her desk, how many Skittles would be left in the jar?
What is 926 Skittles
500
Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. O'Connor each have the same number of seashells. Mrs. Rowland sorted her seashells into 3 groups with 8 seashells in each group. Mrs. O'Connor sorted her seashells into 6 equal groups. How many seashells were in each of the groups Mrs. O'Connor made?
What is 4 seashells
500
Mrs. Knudtson picked a watermelon which was the same size as Ms. Phillips (who had cut hers into three pieces and then ate one piece). Mrs. Knudtson cut hers into six equal pieces. If she wants to eat an equal amount of watermelon as Mrs. Phillips, how many pieces should Mrs. Knudtson eat?
What is 2 pieces (2/6 = 1/3 or 2/6 is equivalent to 1/3)
500
Mrs. Vique wants to build a garden that is 8 feet long and 6 feet wide. 1) What is the area of Mrs. Vique's garden? 2) How many feet of fencing does she need to buy for the garden?
What is 1) 48 square ft (8 x 6) 2) 28 feet of fencing (8 + 8 + 6 + 6)
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