Use the classroom calendar to answer 1.What is the total number of weekend days this month? 2.How many Fridays are in this month? 3.How many times will our class go to Art? 4.How many times will our class go to Computer class? 5.What is the value of NOVEMBER if consonants are worth 5¢ and vowels are worth 25¢ ?

1. 3 hundreds 5 tens 8 ones = = = 4. 5.Olivia checked out 19 books from the library. She returned 2 books yesterday and 5 books today. How many books does she still have?

Mr. Gallon man will help you! 1.How many cups in a pint? 2.How many cups in a quart? 3.How many quarts in a gallon? 4.Which holds more a pint or a cup?

1.87 − 22 = less than 690 = ___ 189, = 4. 34, 37, 40, ___, ___ 5.Tucker had 43 gummy worms. Last night, he ate 5 green and 2 orange. How many gummy worms does Tucker have left now?

Draw three different shapes. Draw a line of symmetry through each shape.

Use the classroom calendar. 1.How many “weekend” days this month? 2.How Computer days this month? 3.What was the date 4 days ago? 4.What will the date be in two weeks?

Write and illustrate a story problem about pumpkins. Write the number sentence with an answer.

Name shaded fractions

___ = 26 2.Name the odd numbers: 88, 19, 56, 24, = 4.28 ___ 44, = 5.Zach emptied 27 marbles from a small bag into a big bag that already contained 47. Now how many marbles does he have all together in the big bag?

1.What time is it? 2.What time was it half an hour ago? 3.What time will it be in 2 hours? 4.If it is P.M. what would you be doing?

Use the classroom calendar 1.Write the date one week from today. 2.Name the day of the week, three days from today. 3.Name the day of the week, two days ago.

Thirty two pilgrims sat down at the feast. Half of them are girls. How many of each did they have: 1.How many thumbs? 2.How many girls? 3.How many right hands? 4.If each Pilgrim had a knife, fork and spoon, how many pieces of silverware would there be?

1. Put the numbers in order from greatest to least: 16, 3, 68, 90, 47 2.Estimate 49 − 12 = __ 9 = 5

The Pilgrim children filled seven baskets with pumpkins. If each basket held 11 pumpkins, how many pumpkins did the Pilgrim children harvest?

Create an ABBC pattern using only polygons.

Use the key to solve each problem =10=25= = _______ 2. + = _________ 3. + = _________ 4. + = _________

Begin with the number thirty-six 1.Name the 3 rd even number that comes next. 2.Name the 2 nd odd number that comes next. 3.Name the number that is twenty more. 4.Write a number sentence that equals 36.

1. 2.What fraction of the apples are red? – 67= ______ 4. How many angles and vertices? 5. Olivia cut her sandwich into 4 equal pieces. Then she ate 3 pieces. What fraction of the sandwich did she eat?

Draw at least three different ways to make 35¢

1.What fraction of the fruits are bananas? 2.55 – 27 = ______ 3.93, 83, 73, ____, _____, ____ Coe bought a small bag of dog food and a medium bag of dog food. How much did the 2 bags weigh together?

1.811, 711, 611, _____, ______ = _____ 3.Name the shapes. 4. John Taber has 3 bags of peaches.There are 5 peaches in each bag.How many peaches does he have in all?

1. What time is it? 2. 3, 6, 9, ____, ____, _____ = _________ 4.How man baskets will it take to hold 20 ears of corn if each basket holds 5 ears?

What is the value of the 7 in each number? ,694

1.____ tens ___ones = ____ 2.Name the fraction of pears 3. 77, 75, 73, ____, _____ 4.83 – 67 = ________ 5. Tucker has 4 bags of marbles. There are 10 marbles in each bag. How many marbles does Ryan have in all

Use the classroom calendar to write the date for: 1.The first Sunday 2.The third Monday 3.The last day of the month 4.The first day you had music this month

1. 2. What is the value of the red digit? Name the odd numbers. 15, 39, 40, Genna has 2 quarters, 1 nickel, and 6 pennies. How much money does she have?

48¢ John bought paid for this pumpkin with $1.00. What will his change be?

1.Name the even numbers: 90, 55, 88, 26, _____76 = = ______ 5. It is 4:15. What number should the minute hand point to on the clock face?

Mike, Sara, and Joe each have a favorite color – red, yellow, or blue. Sara does not like red. Mike likes blue best. List each child’s favorite color.

1. What is the value of the red digit? What fraction is shaded? = ______ 5. Webb and Charlie each ate 2 slices of the pizza. What fraction of the pizza did they eat?