Daily LEAP Review What is the perimeter of the following figure? Date: October 1 st, feet 6 feet

Daily LEAP Review Write the ending time in each blank: a.Starting time: 7:45 a.m. Elapsed time: 4 hours and 10 minutes Ending time: ___________________ b.Starting time: 4:20 p.m. Elapsed time: 4 hours and 10 minutes Ending time: ____________________ Date: October 2 nd, 2003

Daily LEAP Review A family wants to fence in part of their backyard. The enclosure would be a rectangle with a length of 9 meters. What other information is needed to determine the amount of the fence? A. The cost of the fence B. The height of the fence C. The width of the fence D. The length of the rectangle Date: October 3 rd, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Mr. Bond wants to measure the perimeter of the playground. Which instrument for measuring would be the most reasonable to use? A. 12 inch ruler B. Yard Stick C. Tape measure D. Thermometer Date: October 6 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Choose the most reasonable measurement for 1. Coffee Table2. Cruise Ship A. 25 ouncesA. 4 pounds B. 25 poundsB. 4 tons C. 25 tonsC. 4 ounces D. 25 gramsD. 4 grams Date: October 7 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Crystal opened a new package of stickers. She gave 6 stickers to each of her three friends. She has 12 stickers left for herself. How many stickers were in the package? A. 6 stickers B. 20 stickers C. 21 stickers D. 30 stickers Date: October 8 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which symbol belongs in the box to make this sentence true? 24 ÷ 3  2 x 4 A. < B. > C. X D. = Date: October 9 th, 2003

Mr. Jordan put a fence all the way around his rectangular yard for his dog. What is the perimeter of his yard? A. 25 meters B. 50 meters C. 150 meters D. 250 meters Daily LEAP Review Date: October 10 th, meters 10 meters

Daily LEAP Review Mary has the two congruent triangles shown below. Which of the following can she make with her triangles? A. B. C. D. Date: October 13 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review John, Chad, Adam and Phil each bought a candy bar with 12 sections as shown below. John ate ⅓ of the bar. Chad ate ½ of the bar. Chris ate ¼ of the bar. Phil are 1/6 of the bar. Who ate the most? A. John B. Chad C. Adam D. Phil Date: October 14 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Edward and Julie each have 15 smiley face stickers. Sue has 20. Which process could they use to find out how many they have altogether? A. Add 15 and 20 B. Multiply 15 and 20 C. Add 15 and 20, then multiply by 2 D. Multiply 15 by 2; then add 20 Date: October 15 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Megan is increasing the number of minutes she exercises each day according to the pattern shown below. How many minutes should she exercise on Friday? A. 18 minutes B. 20 minutes C. 24 minutes D. 32 minutes Date: October 16 th, 2003 Number of Minutes of Exercise Mon.Tues.Wed.Thurs

Daily LEAP Review Which of the following shows the flag above turned 90 degrees clockwise? A. B. C. D. Date: October 17 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review What is the rule in the following pattern? 96, 48, 24, … A. Divide by 2 B. Divide by 3 C. Subtract 24 D. Subtract 48 Date: October 20 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Sam’s mother told him to buy seven-tenths of a pound of hamburger. Each package is marked to show its weight. Sam should buy the package marked A pounds B pounds C. 0.7 pounds D. 0.1 pounds Date: October 21 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Form the largest possible 4-digit number using the digits 4, 8, 3, and 7 (____). Which of these numbers would be in the hundreds place? A. 4 B. 8 C. 3 D. 7 Date: October 22 nd, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Jack had $ He bought a jacket for $ About how much money does he have left to spend on a hat and gloves? A. $30 B. $20 C. $15 D. $150 Date: October 23 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review There are 1,000 stamps in a book, 100 stamps on a page and 10 stamps in each row. Using this information, how many stamps are in two books and one page? A B. 32 C D. 210 Date: October 24 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review There are 64 crayons in a box. Mr. Lee has eight boxes of crayons for his 24 students to use. Which number sentence would be used to find out how many crayons Mr. Lee has? A. 24 x 8 = N B. 64 ÷ 8 = N C = N D. 64 x 8 = N Date: October 27 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review What was done to the input number in order to get the output number? A. Add 4 B. Add 5, then subtract 1 C. Multiply by 2, then add 1 D. Multiply by 3, then subtract 3 Date: October 28 th, 2003 InputOutput

Daily LEAP Review Which number when placed in the  s will make both number sentences true? 27 -  > 8  + 3 < 11 A. 7 B. 20 C. 8 D. 10 Date: October 29 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review The fourth grade class had a vote to decide where to go on their end of the year trip. How many more students wanted to go to Orlando than Atlanta? A. 5 students B. 7 students C. 18 students D. 12 students Date: October 30 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review About how many students in all are there in the fourth grade? A. 86 students B. 63 students C. 15 students D. 28 students Date: October 31 st, 2003

Daily LEAP Review The fourth grade teachers had not voted when the graph was made. There are six fourth grade teachers. One teacher voted to go to Dallas, four voted to go to Orlando, and one voted to go to Atlanta. Including the teachers’ votes, which city received the most votes? A. Dallas B. Boston C. Atlanta D. Orlando Date: November 3 rd, 2003

Daily LEAP Review What is another way to write the number 4780? A B C. 4 thousands, 7 hundreds, 8 tens D. four thousand seven hundred eight Date: November 4 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Kris had a $5.00 bill. He bought two items at the candy store and received three dollar bills, three quarters, one dime, one nickel, and a penny in change. What two items did he buy? A. Two candy bars B. Mints and a candy bar C. Gum and mints D. Candy bar and gum Date: November 5 th, 2003 Gum53¢ Mints49¢ Candy Bar60¢

Daily LEAP Review Sal ate 2 slices of pizza each day for a week. Each slice costs $1.25. Which number sentence would you use to solve how much Sal spends on pizza in a week? A. (7 x 2) x $1.25 = N B. 7 – N = 2 C. 2 x $1.25 = N D. 7 x 2 = N Date: November 6 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which two properties do all of these numbers have in common? 49, 63, 21, 35, 7 A. They are all odd They are all composite B. They are all multiples of 7 They are all odd C. They are all even They are all prime numbers D. They are all multiples of 3 They are all composite Date: November 7 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Each student in the fourth grade has to choose one item from the food list and one item from the drink list. How many different food and drink combinations are there? A. 5 B. 9 C. 6 D. 3 Date: November 10 th, 2003 FoodsDrinks HamburgerSoda Hot DogPunch Chicken

Daily LEAP Review Which number would make both number sentences true?  = 28 8 x  = 800 A. 56 B. 100 C D. 10 Date: November 11 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which activity does Jack spend the most time doing? Homework: 100 minutes Walking the Dog: 1200 seconds Playing Football: 1 hour and 45 minutes Watching T.V.: 1 hour A. Homework B. T.V. C. Football D. Walking the Dog Date: November 12 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Maggie’s lunch cost $2.48. She gave the cashier a five dollar bill and two quarters to pay for it. What change should she receive? A. 2 dollar bills, 2 quarters and 2 pennies B. 3 dollar bills and 2 pennies C. 1 dollar bill, 3 dimes and 3 pennies D. 2 dollar bills and 2 pennies Date: November 13 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review There were 83 people in line waiting to get circus tickets. Kate was 25 th in line. How many were in line before her? A. 25 people B. 58 people C. 24 people D. 15 people Date: November 14 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Seven thousand nine hundred sixty three rounded to the nearest hundreds equals: A B C D Date: November 17 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which number when placed in the  makes the number sentence true? 20,646 = 20,000 +  A. 60 B. 6,000 C. 0 D. 600 Date: November 18 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which number is greater that 58 tens, less than 60 tens, and is an odd number? A. 59 B C. 583 D. 592 Date: November 19 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review There are 58 eggs in a basket. If you put the eggs in boxes of a dozen, how many more eggs would you need to fill the fifth dozen? A. 5 eggs B. 2 eggs C. 12 eggs D. 4 eggs Date: November 18 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review What was done to the number 84,327 to change it to 87,327? A. Add three thousand B. Subtract three thousand C. Add three hundred D. Add seven thousand Date: November 19 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Which is the best estimate for the length of this classroom? A. 9 feet B. 9 kilometers C. 9 meters D. 9 centimeters Date: November 20 th, 2003

Daily LEAP Review Cameron is making a bracelet using circles, triangles, and squares. If the pattern continues to the right what would be the ninth piece that Cameron would put on her bracelet?  ○ ∆ A. triangle B. rectangle C. square D. circle Date: November 21 st, 2003