100th Birthday Celebration
Students devise a plan to seat 20 students at 6 tables, and share 100 balloons to decorate. Clay Pots
How many, of a total of six, clay pots could three Native Americans make? Coins
Students determine the different ways of making 40 cents. Fencing
Given an amount of fencing, students determine all possible size pens that can be created using all of the fencing. Field Trip
Students determine how many cars are needed for a field trip. Hard Workers
Students determine how many trees a family of beavers can cut down in an hour. Hot Chocolate
Students determine the number of ladles of hot chocolate they will need to serve five children. Mr. Frye's Lambs
Given a number of ewes and lambs, students determine the number of twins. Octopus
Students determine the number of tentacles on four octopuses. Owl Eyes
Students determine the number of owls in trees based on the number of eyes seen. Piano Schedule
Students determine a schedule for piano practice. Piggy Bank
Students show how 47 cents looks using only 11 coins. Pogs
Children are given a certain number of Pogs. Students determine the number of Pogs the children have in all. Seedlings to Timber
Students determine the number of trees cut down based on the number of seedlings the paper company planted in their place. Six-Pack of Soda
Buying six-packs of sodas in a week, students determine the number of cans produced in a month. Ski Slope
Given a number of tracks, students determine the number of skiers and snow boarders who went down the trail. Ten Feet Apartment
Students determine the different ways an apartment might contain ten feet (humans and pets included). |
