1. March 10-14

2. Monday 1) 567 x 345= 2) 3000 - 1234= 3) Put in order from least to greatest: 0.099, 0.15, 0.3, 4) You have a five dollar bill and you want to buy 3 candy bars at $0.99 each (tax included). How much change will you receive? How many of those candy bars could you possibly purchase with $5.00? 5) Solve: ¾ of 84=

4. Tuesday 1. Round to the nearest hundredth: 3.688 and 1.923 2. Write an equivalent decimal and percent for 9/11. 3. Write as a decimal. Fifteen and seven hundredths 4. Solve: 728 X 19 = 5. Put these decimals in order from least to greatest. 0.12 0.534 0.191 1.19 0.26 0.503

5. Tuesday’s answers 1. 3.69 and 1.9 2. 0.82 and 82% 3. 15.07 4. 13,832 5. 0.12 0.191 0.26 0.503 0.534 1.19

6. Wednesday 1. Madison and Lexi went out to lunch. They ordered a spinach salad for $6.50, a tuna sandwich for $7.25, and 2 glasses of lemonade for $1.30 each. The tax was $1.65. They gave the waiter $20.00. How much change should they have received? 2. Solve: 367 ÷ 42 = 3. Compare: 3/5 and 67% 4. I divided twelve cupcakes evenly among 36 students. How many cupcakes would each student get? 5. Simplify 21/8.

7. Wednesday’s answers 1. $2.00 2. 8 R31 3. < 4. 1/3 5. 2 5/8

8. Thursday 1. Ms. Johnston went to Walmart to buy supplies for the D.C. trip. She bought 3 cans of Lysol that cost $2.26 each, 2 rolls of paper towels that cost $0.98 each, and a bag of Jolly Ranchers that cost $4.89. She paid with a $20 bill. How much change did she get? 2. Solve: 12 + (6 x 3) -8 x 3 = 3. Compare: 17 ÷ 3 and 15 + 2 4. Round to the nearest tenth: 125.709 5. The bus holds 57 students. If the bus is 2/3 full how many students are on the bus?

9. Thursday’s answers 1. $6.37 2. 6 3. < 4. 125.71 5. 38