Cesar
Eli
Michael
Cesar
Eli
100

3x−8=22

10

100

24 × 6 =

144

100

487 + 356 =


729 + 198 =

843


927

100

2(x+4)=30

11

100

58 × 7 =

406

200

4(x−3)=36

12

200

2,376 ÷ 18 =

132
200

There are 28 students in a class. Each student gets 2 cupcakes. The teacher baked 70 cupcakes.

How many cupcakes are left after everyone gets 2 cupcakes?

  • 28 + 28 = 56 cupcakes needed
  • 70 − 56 = 14 cupcakes 
200

6x+18=3x+45

9

200

84 ÷ 4 =

21

300

The 7th grade class sold 248 candy bars during the first week of their fundraiser. During the second week, they sold 36 fewer candy bars than the first week. They packed all the candy bars into boxes that each hold 20 candy bars.

a. How many candy bars did they sell altogether?
b. How many full boxes can they fill?
c. How many candy bars will be left over?

  • Week 2: 248−36=212
  • Total: 248+212=460
  • Full boxes: 460÷20=23
  • Left over: 0 
300

2,563 × 42 =

107646

300

Mrs. Hill bought 146 books for the library. Parents donated 89 more books. Then the librarian placed 75 books on classroom shelves.

How many books are still in the library?

  • 146 + 89 = 235
  • 235 − 75 = 160 books 
300

A bicycle costs $485. Mia already has $165 saved. She plans to save $20 each week by doing chores and earns an additional $15 every third week for babysitting.

After 9 weeks, will Mia have enough money to buy the bike? If so, how much money will she have left after purchasing it? If not, how much more does she need?

  • Weekly savings: 20×9=$180
  • Babysitting: Every 3 weeks for 9 weeks = 3 times
  • Babysitting earnings: 3×15=$45
  • Total savings: 165+180+45=$390
  • She is not able to buy the bike.
  • She still needs: 485−390=$95
300

485 × 27 =

13095

400

7(x−2)=5x+10

12

400

Lila has $135. She earns $18 each week for 5 weeks. Then she spends $67 on a new game.

How much money does she have left?

18 × 5 = 90
135 + 90 = 225
225 − 67 = $158

400

2,003 − 876 =


8,000 − 4,596 =


9,001 − 5,678 =

1127


3404


3323

400

4(2x+1)−6=3x+24

5.2 or 26/5

400

4,287 × 236 =

1011732

500

9−2(3x−4)=5x−6

23/11

500

7,752 ÷ 38 =

204

500

The teacher has 192 pencils. She puts 48 pencils into each of 2 classrooms. Then another teacher gives her 37 pencils.

How many pencils does she have left?

  • 48 + 48 = 96
  • 192 − 96 = 96
  • 96 + 37 = 133 pencils 
500

A group of 28 students and 4 teachers are going to an amusement park.

  • Student tickets cost $32 each.
  • Teacher tickets cost $45 each.
  • The school also pays $240 to rent a bus.
  • A local business donates $350 toward the trip.

How much money must the school still pay after the donation?

  • Student tickets: 28×32=$896
  • Teacher tickets: 4×45=$180
  • Total admission: 896+180=$1, ⁣076
  • Add bus: 1, ⁣076+240=$1, ⁣316
  • Subtract donation: 1, ⁣316−350=$966
500

An orchard has 24 rows of apple trees. Each row has 18 trees. Each tree grows 7 apples that are picked today. The farmer packs the apples into bags holding 12 apples each.

How many bags can the farmer fill?

  • 24 × 18 = 432 trees
  • 432 × 7 = 3,024 apples
  • 3,024 ÷ 12 = 252 bags 
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