Multiplication/Division Problems
Solve: 3 × 4 = ___
12
Solve: 9 × 5 = ___
45
What is the value of the 5 in 458?
50
345 + 123 = ___
468
A bar graph shows 7 dogs and 10 cats. Which animal has more?
Cats
You are skip counting by 6s:
6, 12, 18, 24…
What is the 7th number in this pattern?
6 × 7 = 42 → The 7th number is 42
Solve: 42 ÷ 7 = ___
6
Write 3 hundreds, 2 tens, and 7 ones as a number.
327
702 − 286 = ___
416
A class made a picture graph showing students’ favorite fruits. The graph shows 6 students chose apples and 9 students chose bananas.
If all the students who voted were either apple-lovers or banana-lovers, how many students voted in total?
15 students
Mia is packing goodie bags for her class party. She puts 6 stickers inside each bag. She makes 8 bags because she has 8 classmates coming to the party.
How many stickers does she use in all?
48 stickers
A baker is preparing trays of cookies for a school fundraiser. He places 9 cookies on each tray, and he fills 8 trays before running out of dough.
How many cookies does he bake in total?
72 cookies
A classroom has a set of place-value blocks stored in bins. One bin contains 4 hundreds blocks, another holds 7 tens rods, and another has 2 ones cubes. Students use these blocks to build numbers for math practice.
What number are the blocks showing altogether?
472
589 + 207 = ___
796
On a picture graph, each smiley face = 2 votes.
If there are 5 smiley faces, how many votes is that?
10 votes
You are skip counting by 8s to help learn your multiplication facts.
You say the numbers:
8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48…
What number will you say next in the pattern?
56
Solve: 6 × 7 = ___
42
Round 368 to the nearest ten.
370
The school library has 428 books on the fiction shelves and 267 books on the nonfiction shelves.
How many books are there altogether in these two sections?
695 books
4 students chose soccer
8 students chose basketball
6 students chose baseball
How many more students liked basketball than soccer?
4 more students
A science museum has 39 students visiting. The museum tour guide needs the students to walk in equal-sized groups of 3.
If every group must have exactly 3 students, how many groups will the tour guide make?
13 groups
A librarian has 56 bookmarks to give out to students. She places them into 7 equal piles, one pile for each table group in the library.
How many bookmarks are in each pile?
8 bookmarks
Two friends are collecting stickers.
• Emily has 902 stickers.
• Jordan has 920 stickers.
Who has more stickers, and by how many?
Jordan has 18 more stickers.
A store had 963 pencils in stock at the beginning of the week. By Friday, they had sold 487 pencils to students and teachers.
How many pencils does the store have left?
476 pencils
A bar graph shows how many students voted for their favorite school lunch:
12 students chose pizza
19 students chose chicken nuggets
15 students chose tacos
How many more students chose chicken nuggets AND tacos than pizza?
22 students