Place Value & Numbers
What is the value of the 4 in the number 47?
40 (or 4 tens)
35 + 10
45
How many minutes are in exactly 1 hour?
60 minutes
What is the total value of 4 quarters?
$1.00 (or 100 cents)
Ms. Sylva sang 2 songs that were each 5 minutes long. How long did Ms. Sylva sing altogether?
10 minutes
Which symbol (> or <) makes this statement true? 15 ____ 24
< (Less than)
What number is 10 more than 85?
95
312 + 185
497
How many months are in a year?
12 months
Which coin is worth exactly 10 cents?
A dime
Ms. Sylva reads 5 pages today, 4 pages tomorrow, and 4 pages the next day. How many pages does she read in total?
13 pages
Choose the correct symbol to compare these numbers: 132 ____ 123
> (Greater than)
What place value is the 7 in the number 1,271?
Tens place
430+75
505
How many days are in a week?
7
What is the value of 3 quarters and 2 nickels?
85 cents
If Ms. Sylva has 3 puppies and each puppy gets 2 toys, how many puppy toys do they have all together?
6 toys
DAILY DOUBLE
True or False: $8$ tens is greater than $79$ ones.
True (8 tens is 80, which is greater than 79)
What number is 100 less than 787?
687
DAILY DOUBLE
165 - 67
98
Ms. Sylva watched a movie for 1 hour and a half. How many total minutes did she watch the movie?
90 minutes
If you have 5 quarters and 22 pennies, how much money do you have in total?
$1.47 (Note: 5 quarters is $1.25, plus 22 cents is $1.47)
DAILY DOUBLE
Alohi has 3 roses and 5 daisies. She gives some to Ms. Bass and has 2 flowers left over. How many flowers did she give away?
6 flowers (Started with 8, has 2 left, so 8 - 2 = 6)
Which number makes this statement true?
145 > ____
(154, 145, or 139)
139
Fill in the blank for this skip-counting pattern: 125, 130, 135, ____, 145, 150.
140 (counting by 5s)
How could you rewrite this subtraction problem as an addition problem? 19 - 8 = ?
8 + ? = 19 (or ? + 8 = 19)
How many minutes are in 2 and a half hours?
150 minutes
You want to buy a toy for 65 cents. If you pay with a 1-dollar bill ($1.00), how much change should you get back?
35 cents
There are 20 students in a classroom. 12 of them are wearing sneakers, and the rest are wearing boots. How many students are wearing boots?
8 student
Put these numbers in order from least to greatest: 302, 230, 320.
230, 302, 320