Adding/Subtracting
23 + 35 =
58
What are the three ways we can represent a story problem?
Number bond, tape diagram, and equation.
Johan was making desserts. He made 17 vanilla cupcakes and 12 chocolate cupcakes. Then he made 24 cookies. How many desserts did he make?
He made 53 desserts.
8 (We count by fives to figure out the minutes)
Ms. Plotnikov is counting:
397, 398, 399
What two numbers come next?
85 - 24 =
61
Miss Taylor has a bucket of 28 pencils. She puts 34 more pencils in the bucket. How many pencils are in the bucket now?
There are 64 pencils in the bucket now.
29 students
Jack has 2 quarters, 3 dimes, 1 nickel, and 4 pennies. How much money does he have?
89 cents.
What are the four parts of a line plot?
Title, Scale, Scale Label, and Xs
39 + 28 =
67
70 apples were on the table. The class ate 33 apples. How many apples are on the table now?
There are 37 apples on the table now.
Brian and George are measuring frogs at the pond. On Friday, Brian measured his frog and it was 63 centimeters long. George's frog was 36 centimeters long on Thursday, but then grew another 12 centimeters on Friday. How many centimeters longer is Brian's frog than George's frog?
15 inches longer
What is one way to make $4.50 using bills and coins?
Any response that includes both bills and coins:
Example: Four one-dollar bills and two quarters OR
Four one-dollar bills and five dimes
Mr. Feliciano's book is 9 inches long. Ms. Plotnikov's book is 6 inches. How much longer is Mr. Feliciano's book than Ms. Plotnikov's book?
Mr. Feliciano's book is 3 inches longer than Ms. Plotnikov's book?
80 - 23 =
57
Miss Bush has 39 cookies on her plate. Mrs. Sneed has 84 cookies on her plate. How many fewer cookies does Miss Bush have than Mrs. Sneed?
What type of story problem is this? What tool helps me best represent the story and why?
This is a compare problem. I know because we know that Miss Bush has 39 cookies and Mrs. Sneed has 84 cookies. The big question is asking us to find the difference between the amount of cookies Miss Bush has and Mrs. Sneed has. We can use a tape diagram to help us represent because it visually shows us who has more, who has less, and what the difference is.
Jennifer has 23 toys. She has 12 fewer toys than David. David has 18 fewer toys than Tim. How many toys does Tim have?
53 toys
Melissa gets to school at quarter after (past) 7. What time does she get to school?
7:15
Would it take more inches or centimeters to measure a book? Why?
It would take more centimeters because centimeters is a smaller unit than inches.
____ - 59 = 23
82
Brenda was catching bugs in her net. She caught 15 fewer ants than ladybugs. She caught 54 ladybugs. How many ants did she catch?
She caught 39 ants.
Iron Man and Captain America put their M&Ms together. Together they have 15 fewer M&Ms than Thor. Iron Man has 32 M&Ms and Captain America has 21 M&Ms. How many M&Ms does Thor have?
68 M&Ms
What are two different ways to make $2.53 using coins and bills?
Any two combinations that have both bills and coins and total to $2.53
What are all the parts of a bar graph?
Title, Scale, Scale Label, Categories, Category Label, and Bars.