Representation and Comparison of Whole Numbers
Fractions and Geometry
Addition and Subtraction of Whole Numbers
Multiplication and Division of Whole Numbers
Measurement and Data Analysis
100
3.2A
Bluebonnet Trail Elementary has 734 acres. What number makes the sentence true?
700 + ___ + 4 = 734
What is 30?
100
3.3F
Ms. Eddy needs 
What is 4 cups of milk?
100
3.4A
What is the missing number?
4 + 8 = 
What is 8?
100
3.4K
Which number sentence represents the array?
What is 3x5?
100
3.6C
Count to find the area of the shaded squares.
What is 15 square units?
200
3.2A
Which digit is in the hundreds place in the number 4,385?
What is 3?
200
3.3F
Mr. Deluna's model shows equivalent fractions. Complete the number sentence.
What is 
200
3.4A
Ms. Robin’s family drove 157 miles the first day and 239 miles the second day to visit her grandmother. How many miles did they drive in all?
What is 396?
200
3.5B
Ms. Banda has some flowers and Ms. Palmer has 32 flowers. Ms. Palmer has 4 times the number of flowers that Ms. Banda has. How many flowers does Ms. Banda have?
4 × ? = 32
What is 8 Flowers?
200
3.7B
Ms. Houck drew an outline of a model house. What is the perimeter of the outline?
What is 28 square inches?
300
3.2A
Mr. Padilla picked up four number cubes as shown below. What is the greatest possible number that can be made with the number cubes if each cube is used only once?
What is 8,742?
300
3.3H
Compare. Which symbol makes the statement TRUE?
What is equal to =?
300
3.5A
Find the value for n that makes the equation true.
15 − n = 4
What is 11?
300
3.5B
Mr. Gomez has 33 pieces of candy. He gives an equal number of pieces of candy to 11 different friends. How many pieces of candy does each friend get?
What is 3 pieces of candy?
300
3.7B
Ms. Pankau is building a table. What is the perimeter of the table?
What is 178 inches?
400
3.2A
In 798,162 what is the value of the 8?
What is 8,000?
400
3.3H
A cherry pie is cut into eighths. An apple pie is cut into fourths. The two pies are the same size. Ms. Suchil has one slice of cherry pie. Ms. Raisor has one slice of apple pie. Who has the larger slice of pie?
What is Ms. Raisor?
1/4 is two times the size of 1/8
400
3.5A
Ms. Young used a number line to solve a math problem. What math problem was she solving?
What is 20+15-7?
400
3.5E
How many more batteries do 6 flashlights need than 4 flashlights?
What is 6 more batteries?
400
3.8A
Ms. Lee is creating a dot plot with this data. Which number of people will have the most dots over it?
What is 1?
500
3.2D
Ms. Christensen is comparing two numbers. Which symbol goes in the circle?
4,984 
What is Less than <?
500
3.6A
Name the solid figures?
What is Rectangular Prism, Cube, Triangular Prism, Cylinder, Cone, and Sphere?
500
3.5E
For every 32 balls a sporting goods store sells, 8 of the balls are baseballs. How many baseballs are sold if the store sells a total of 128 balls?
What is 32?
500
3.6C
A drawing of Ms. Perkin’s garden is shown using shaded squares. What is the area of Ms. Perkin’s garden?
What is 64 square units?
500
3.8A
Ms. Olsen kept a tally of the number of times her children did their chores without being asked. She then made a pictograph. How many stars should she put for Addy on the pictograph?
What is 3 stars?