A family goes to the beach and collects 24 seashells in the morning. In the afternoon, they collect 3 times as many seashells as they did in the morning. Then, they give 18 seashells to a friend.
How many seashells do they have left?
78
Draw a pair of parallel lines and a pair of perpendicular lines.
Answers will vary
What is my favorite color?
Teal, Aqua, turquoise, mint green
Three students—Maya, Liam, and Ava—each bring one snack: apples, granola bars, or crackers.
I have keys, but I open no locks.
I have space, but no room.
You can enter me, but you cannot walk inside me.
I help you share words without speaking.
Keyboard
A dog rescue center receives 56 boxes of dog treats. Each box contains 84 treats. The volunteers then distribute the treats to 42 dogs, and each dog receives 65 treats. How many treats are left at the rescue center?
1,974
Draw a shape with exactly 3 pairs of perpendiular sides.
Answers will vary
Favorite Animal?
A classroom code follows this rule:
What is the 4-digit code?
2428
Which U.S. state is the only state that borders exactly ONE other state? Florida, Alaska, Maine, Washington, Rhode Island, Vermont, Massachuttes, or Oregon
Maine
Alex buys 6 posters for 256 cents each, then sells the 6 posters for 487 cents each. How much more money does Alex have after he sold the posters than he had before he bought the posters?
1,386
A rectangle has a perimeter of 46 units. One side is 14 units.
A second identical rectangle is placed next to it sharing one full 14-unit side.
What is the new perimeter of the combined shape?
64 units
If I could do any job in the world, what would it be?
Training dogs
A number machine works like this:
What is the rule?
What would the output be for input 12?
Rule = ×3 + 2, output for 12 = 38
When Buzz Lightyear activates his “laser,” what color light comes from his arm?
red
There are 52 cards in one deck of cards. Seymour shuffles together 25 decks of cards, then deals out 12 piles, each with 15 cards. How many cards are left in the deck?
1,120
A student is sorting shapes into a box. The box contains:
Part A: How many total sides are there in all the shapes combined?
Part B: If each shape is placed side-by-side in a row and they touch at one vertex each, how many total “touch points” (vertices where shapes meet) would there be between all the shapes?
Part C: Which shape type contributes the most sides in total, and how many sides does that shape group contribute?
A:28
B:6
C:9
Where is my favorite place I have ever visited?
New Zealand
A teacher has 24 stickers to give to 3 students.
How many stickers does each student get?
6, 7, 11
What famous monument in South Dakota has four presidents carved into a mountain?
Mount Rushmore
A dog shelter has 14 shelves of dog toys. Each shelf holds 36 toys. The shelter decides to give away 6 bundles of toys to families adopting dogs, and each bundle has 42 toys. How many dog toys does the shelter have left?
252
A student is studying shapes and their lines of symmetry.
The student looks at these shapes:
Part A: Which shape has the greatest number of lines of symmetry? How many lines does it have?
Part B: Which shape has exactly 2 lines of symmetry? Explain how you know.
Part C: Which shape has no lines of symmetry?
Part A: Regular hexagon, 6 lines of symmetry
Part B: Rectangle
Part C: Irregular
Green
Nellie is thinking of a 1-digit number. She divides 8,568 by her number and gets 1,428.
What is Nellie’s number?
6
What is the longest river in the world?
Nile