1. Welcome to Freedom Art Studio! I’m Marguerite. I’m just starting out my business. Would you help me figure out my supply needs? I’ll give you hints and tips along the way to make sure you set up your problem correctly. And remember, keep painting!

2. Paint Supplies In my art class, I have forty paint brushes. I have twelve students signed up for the water color class. If each student needs more than one paintbrush, how many can I give each student? Round your answer down!

3. My art studio has tables that can seat a minimum of two people. I need to figure out how many students I can take for my next class. If I had: Three 2 people tables, one 4 people table, and two 6 people tables, how many people can I take? Solve as PEMDAS!

4. On the third day of setting up for my oil paint class, I must by paint. If each table needs two gallons of paint, how many gallons do I need? Draw two paint brushes. (to find how many tables I have, look at problem two!)

5. On the third day of setting up, I buy chairs. If I have twenty-two students, four cancel, eight more join, and one cancels, how many chairs will I need?

6. Keep going! On the first day of class, I used up 1 ¾ gallons of paint. How many gallons of paint do I have left? Thanks for helping me so far. You’re doing great! My art class is a success as far as I can tell!

7. On the art class application for the oil pastel class, you ask if they’ve been to any art classes before. The results were this: 10 times, 8 times, 7 times, 11 times, and 13 times. What is the mean?

8. On the fourth day of art class, I draw a line that is 11 inches long. What is the center length if I am drawing perspective and have to multiply it by four? Formula: 11/2 times 4.

9. On the fifth day, you provide benches outside. If you have one bench that seats two people, and two benches that seat four people, how many more seats do you need? Solve as PEMDAS for first step

10. On the very last day, ½ of the students bring you cards. Three people bring you chocolate. How many people brought you something else?

11. Now draw your own art studio and write your own problem!

12. ANSWER KEY: Great job so far! See how many you got right! 1. 3 paintbrushes 2. 22 people 3. 11 gallons 4. 26 chairs 5. 9 ¼ gallons 6. 9.8 7. 22 in. 8. 16 more seats 9. 10 people 10. (check students work) THANKS FOR HELPING!