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726 729
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Less than.
157
+122
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279
564
- 231
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333
25+15+37+13=
90
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5, __, 15, ___, ____, 30
5,10,15,20,25,30
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398 389
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Greater than.
348
+235
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583
562
- 325
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237
62+28+25+35=
150
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300, ___,500,___,____,800
300,400,500,600,700,800
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560 5 hundreds 6 tens
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Equal to.
235
+178
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413
- 357
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357
41+23+19+27=
110
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35, ___,45,50,55,___,____,___
35,40,45,50,55,60,65,70
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4 hundreds 2 tens 4 hundreds 21 ones
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Mrs. Koller brings 234 cookies to school. Her class brings her 192 more cookies. How many cookies does Mrs.Koller have in all?
426
Diego has 138 stickers. Paige has 247 stickers. How many more stickers does Paige have than Diego?
Paige has 109 more stickers.
This is the best class in the world.
True.
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445,____435,____,425
445,440,435,430,425
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1 1
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Equal to.
Which are ways to show 517+386?
Choose all of the correct answers.
A.386+51+7
B.500+300+10+80+7+6
C.300+80+6+500+10+7
D.517+80+6
B and C
How many toes do you have?
10.
Sarah collects rocks for four days and records them in this chart.
65 31 11 35
Sarah adds two numbers to make 100 first. Then, she finds the sum. How did Sarah get her answer? Explain your thinking.
Sarah added 65+45=100
Then she added 31+11=42
100+42=142
Math is important but...it doesn't define who you are as a person.
Share one thing that you are really good at.
Answers will vary.