Place Value
Skip Counting and Patterns
Addition and Comparing
Number Patterns
Remainders
100


What number has 6 tens and 2 ones?


62

100


What are the first five numbers when counting forward by 2s from 0?


2, 4, 6, 8, 10

100


Sarah collects 40 red leaves and 5 orange leaves. How many leaves does she collect?


45

100

Which number is 5 more than 63?

68

100


Brian has 40 books and puts 10 books on each shelf. How many shelves does he fill?


4

200


Cora's score is between 88 and 98 and has 2 ones. What is her score?


92
200


What are the first five  numbers when counting forward by 5s?


5, 10, 15, 20, 25

200


Carol collects 30 red leaves and 45 orange leaves. How many leaves does she collect?


75

200


What number is 10 more than 42 and has the same ones digit?


52

200


Brian has 74 books and puts 10 books on each shelf. How many complete shelves can he fill?


7

300


Amber's score is 9 less than John's score of 44. What is Amber's score?


35

300


Sarah counts by 2s and Lisa counts by 5s. What is the first number greater than 0 that they both say?


10

300


Compare Sarah’s 45 leaves with Carol’s 54 leaves using less than, equal to, or greater than


45 <54

300


Mr. Martinez is 42. Mrs. Martinez is the next number after 42 with the same ones digit and a different tens digit. How old is Mrs. Martinez?


52

300


Brian has 74 books and puts 10 books on each shelf. How many books are needed to fill the last shelf?


6

400


Use the digits 4, 9, and 2 once each to make the greatest number less than 250.


249

400


What are the next three numbers in this pattern: 0, 10, 20?


30, 40, 50

400


Who collects more leaves: Sarah, with 40 red and 5 orange leaves, or Carol, with 50 red and 4 orange leaves?


Carol

400


What number is 20 more than 42 and has the same ones digit?


62

400


There are 78 books. If 10 books go on each shelf, how many shelves are needed to hold all the books?


8


500


Use the digits 8, 3, and 2 once each to make a number between 200 and 250 that is as large as possible.


238

500


Sarah counts by 3s and Lisa counts by 5s. What is the first number they both say?


15

500

Fill in the blank ( =, <, >)

9,627 ___ 9,637

9,627 < 9,637

500


List the first four numbers in the pattern that starts at 42 and increases by 10 each time.


52, 62, 72, 82

500


A librarian has 92 books and puts 10 books on each shelf. How many full shelves can be filled, and how many books are left over?



9 shelves with 2 books left over