Place Value
OA.1&2
OA.6&7
OA.3&8
OA&NBT
100

50x2

100

100
Solve:

245+132

377

100

Draw or describe an equal groups model for   3×4  3×4 and give the product.

3 groups of 4: product   12  

100

What does the commutative property of addition say? Give an example with numbers under 20.

Commutative property: order can change, e.g.,   3+5=5+3  3+5=5+3

100

Anna has   45  45 stickers. She gives   12  12 to a friend. How many does she have left?

45−12=33 stickers

200

40x3

120

200

Solve:

600-279

321

200

 If one pack has 5 pencils and there are 4 packs, how many pencils total? Write as a multiplication sentence and compute.

5×4=20 pencils

200

Use the associative property to simplify:   (2+5)+8=  (2+5)+8= by regrouping.

(2+5)+8=2+(5+8)=2+13=15 (associative regrouping)

200

Jay ran   3  3 laps. Each lap is   120  120 meters. How many meters did he run in total? (Write a number sentence and answer.)

3×120=360 meters

300

Harper has a bookcase in her room. It has 4 shelves, and there are 20 books on each shelf. How many books does Harper have?

80

300

Solve:

378+447

825

300

Use skip counting to find   6×5  6×5 and show the sequence you used

 Skip counting: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 ->   6×5=30  6×5=30

300

Show how you can use the distributive idea (breaking a number into tens and ones) to compute   4×13  4×13 (explain in words or with a short number sentence).

4×13=4×(10+3)=4×10+4×3=40+12=52

300

A bakery packs muffins into boxes of 6. If they have   54  54 muffins, how many full boxes can they make? How many muffins are left over?

54÷6=9  

400

Diego made a scrapbook. There are 30 pages in the scrapbook, and he put 3 pictures on each page. How many pictures did Diego put in his scrapbook?

90

400
Solve:

1,000-436

564

400

A teacher makes 8 rows with 6 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there? Write the multiplication sentence and solve.

8×6=48 chairs

400

Which property explains why   7+0=7  7+0=7? Give the property name and a short explanation

Identity property of addition (adding zero keeps the number the same).

400

Mia arranged   4  4 rows of tables with   7  7 tables in each row. Then she added   6  6 more tables. How many tables are there now? (Write an equation and solve.)

4×7=28 then   28+6=34  28+6=34 tables

500
Third Grade has 30 students in each class. There are 7 classes in total. How many third graders are there in total?

210

500

Solve:

824+179

1,003

500

Explain what the multiplication fact   4×12  4×12 means using arrays and then find the product.

4×12=48 (array 4 rows of 12 or 12 rows of 4)

500

Use properties to show that   9+6+1=9+(6+1)  9+6+1=9+(6+1) and compute the total.

Left and right show equality:   9+6+1=9+(6+1)=9+7=16  9+6+1=9+(6+1)=9+7=16

500

 A library has   1,200  1,200 books. They sort them into 4 equal sections. Then they add   85  85 new books to one section. How many books are in that one section now?

1,200÷4=300;   300+85=385