Multi-Digit
Multiplication
Multi-Digit
Division
Problem Solving
Greatest
Common
Factor
Least
Common
Multiple
100

Multiply 985 * 16

(see #1, p15)

15,760

100

Divide 96/13 = _________

(see #1, p16)

7 R5

100

At Summit Academy Middle School, there are 37 classrooms with 28 desks in each. About how many desks are there?

Round 37 to ______ and round 

28 to ______.

There are about ______ desks.

(see #2, p19)

37 rounds to 40, 

28 rounds to 30,

There are about 1200 desks.

100

Prime Factorization 

(see #1, p20)

Find the prime factorization of 48 using a factor tree.

Write it as a product of prime factors.

2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 3

100

The least common multiple is the smallest multiple set of numbers has in common. 

Find the LCM by listing the multiples of each number until you find the first one that is shared:

Find the LCM of 12 and 40

(see #5, p24)

LCM = 120

200

Multiply 1,251 * 36 = ____________

(see #3, p15)

45,036

200

Divide 913/18 = _________

(see #6, p16)

50 r13

200

There are 712 books to be shelved in the library. Each shelf holds 24 books. About how many shelves will be used?

Round 712 to ______ and round 24 to _______ 

About ________shelves will be used.

(see #3, p19)

712 rounds to 700,

24 rounds to 20,

About 14,000 shelves will be used

200

A common factor is a divisor that is shared by two or more numbers. For example, 2 is a common factor of all even numbers. The greatest common factor is the largest common factor shared by the numbers.

Find the GCF between 24 an 16 (see #3, p21)

GCF = 8

200

Find the LCM of 7 and 8

(see #4, p 24)

LCM = 56

300

Multiply 374 * 312 = ________

(see #6, p15)

116, 688

300

Divide 6,590/19 = _________

(see #3, p17)

346 r16

300

Mya's family is taking a car trip to see her grandparents. The family plans to spend 3 days on the road. They have to travel 627 miles. About how far must they drive each day?

Round 627 to ________

They must travel about ______ miles each day.

(see #4, p19)

627 rounds to 630;

630 * 3 = 1,890

300

Find the GCF for 16, 48, and 64

GCF = 16

300

Find the LCM of 10, 14, and 28

(see #7, p25)

LCM = 140