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DRAWING PAPER Mrs. Monet has one hundred two pieces of drawing paper. Mrs. Monet has nine art tables. Mrs. Monet wants to put the same amount of drawing paper on each art table. How many pieces of drawing paper does Mrs. Monet need to put on each art table? Show all of your mathematical thinking.

ANSWERS 10x9=90 20x9=180 30x9=270 40x9=360 50x9= pieces of paper per table 3 pieces left over

A GIFT Lee has three dollars. Chris has three dollars. Lee and Chris want to buy their mom a gift. The gift costs five dollars and fifty cents. A gift tag costs twenty-eight cents. Lee and Chris want to pay an equal amount for the gift and tag. What do Lee and Chris each pay for the gift and tag? Show all your mathematical thinking. $5.50

ANSWERS total Answer: $2.89 Each.

GRANDFATHER’S WALLET Gianna, Zack, Ryan, and Jane are helping Grandfather do chores. Grandfather says Gianna, Zack, Ryan, and Jane can equally share the money that is in his wallet for helping with chores. Grandfather has 49 dollars in his wallet. Gianna says they can’t have an equal amount of Grand fathers money. Jane says they can have an equal amount of Grandfathers money. Who is correct? Show all of your mathematical thinking.

ANSWERS 4*9=36 4*11=44 4*12=48 1 off 4*13=52 3 off Gianna is right

SHARING JELLY BEANS There are five hundred eighty-eight jelly beans in a bowl. Hector, Michael, and Jolene decide to share the jelly beans equally. How many jelly beans do Hector, Michael, and Jolene each get? Their mother tells them that they cannot eat all the jelly beans at once. They can each eat an equal amount of jelly beans for four days. How many jelly beans do Hector, Michael and Jolene eat each day for four days? Show all your mathematical thinking.

ANSWERS 4 X Each kid gets 196 jelly beans Each kid will eat 49 jelly Beans per day

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