Multiplication
Division
Word Problems
Addition
Subtraction
100

6 x 7 = ?

42

100

10 ÷ 2 = ?

5

100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Ms. Mira plays three songs that are each three minutes long. How long did music play for? 

9 minutes

3 songs x 3 minutes each = 9 minutes long

100

7 + 8 = ?

15

100

8 - 7 = ?

1

200

12 x 7 = ?

84

200

12 ÷ 3 = ?

4

200

There are twenty-four hours in one day. How many hours are in three days?

72

24 hours in 1 day x 3 days = 72 hours total

200

What is 50 more than 75?

125

75 + 50 = 125

200

What is 100 less than 500?

400

500 - 100 = 400

300

What is 25 nickels worth?

125

25 nickels x 5 cents each = 125 cents total (worth/value)

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: How much money (IN DOLLARS) is 24 quarters?

$6

4 quarters = $1

24 ÷ 4 = 6 

300

Ms. Mira starts the day with three-hundred and fifty tickets in her bag. Students didn‘t earn any tickets that day because they didn’t work during power hour, but one student gets fifteen tickets for cleaning up a mess that was created by a student who had already left. (Amazing!) How many tickets does Ms. Mira have left? 

335

350 - 15 = 335 

300

67 + 67 = ?

134
300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: 165 - 67 = ?

98

400

11 x 12 = ?

132

400

964 ÷ 4 = ? 

241

400

At the end of the school day, Alex buys a bag of chips, and it contains thirty-three chips. She opens the bag on the bus to BGCA and two of her friends ask for some, so she splits them evenly between her and her friends. (Very kind of her!) How many chips does one of her friends get?

11

33 chips total ÷ Alex +2 friends (3 people) = 11 chips per person

One person gets 11 chips

400

156 + 1532 = ? 

1,688

400

4 quarters - 22 pennies = ?

78 cents

4 quarters: 100 cents - 22 pennies = 78 cents

500

67 x 67 = ?

4,489 

500

74 ÷ 3 = ? 

24 R 2

500

Ms. Mira has twenty-five fidgets and she has given students permission to play with them. Five students want to play with the fidgets so they evenly split them. After playing for a while, a student realizes he lost two of the fidgets he was playing with. How many does he have now?

That student has 3 fidgets

25 fidgets ÷ 5 students = 5 fidgets each

One student: 5 fidgets - 2 that he lost = 3 fidgets left

500

13245 + 3456 = ?

16,701

500

9 1/4 - 6 3/4 = ?

2 2/4 or 2.5