1. Daily Problem Solvers How good are you at solving problems?

2. Ann has 7 cookies. She has 3 more cookies than Ben and 1 cookie less than Drew. How many cookies do Ben and Drew each have?

3. I had 10 cats. Five ran away. How many cats do I have left?

4. There was 1 dog at the park. Then 5 more dogs came. How many dogs are in the park now?

5. There were 10 rats. Two rats had no tails. How many rats had tails?

6. I have 6 coins worth 51 cents. What coins do you think I have?

7. How many coins do you need to make 7 cents?

8. What are some ways that you can make 25 cents?

9. How many groups of 5 can you make with 15?

10. How many different ways can you make 8 by adding 2 numbers?

11. There are 3 red bears and 7 green bears in a bag. What color bear are you most likely to pull out of the bag?

12. You have 3 Unifix cubes in one pocket and 4 in another pocket. How many do you have all together?

13. Draw 3 orange balls and 2 red balls. Count them. How many balls are there in all?

14. Serena saw a frog with 4 spots. How many spots would Serena see on 3 similar frogs?

15. How many sides do 5 triangles have?

16. There are 3 people sitting at the lunch table. How many feet are under the table?

17. On Monday, 2 children share at show-and-tell. On Tuesday, 3 share. On Wednesday, 4 share. If this pattern continues, how many will share on Friday?

18. What comes next? 1, 4, 7, 10, _______

19. What comes next? Monday, Wednesday, Friday, __________________

20. Count down from 20.

21. Charlie has 10 cents left. He spent 5 cents on an eraser and 10 cents on a pencil. How much money did he start with?

22. Tyrese’s birthday is July 10 th. His party will be 3 days before his birthday. What date is his party?

23. I have 3 coins that total 16 cents. What coins do I have?

24. On our zoo trip we saw 3 elephants, 5 bears, 2 seals, and 4 giraffes. Make a graph that shows all of the animals we saw at the zoo.

25. Flip a penny 10 times. Record the number of times it landed heads up and the number of times it landed tails up.

26. Four people had soup. Two people had salad. Three people had soup and salad. Was more soup or salad eaten?

27. Sugar Bites Choco-Treats Which candy is most popular? How many people like it best?

28. Write a number sentence that describes the picture.

29. It rained 10 inches this month. That’s 4 inches more than last month. How much did it rain last month?

30. Which number sentence describes the picture? 3 + 3 + 2 = 82 + 3 = 5 4 + 3 + 1 = 82 + 2 = 4

31. How many feet are on two cows and three chickens?

32. There are 3 bears in a line. One is yellow, one is red, and one is blue. – The Blue bear is in the middle. – The red bear is not first. What is the order of the bears?

33. After rolling a number cube 20 times, Taylor has collected this data. Help her make a graph with it. 1. I I I4. I I 2. I5. I I I I I 3. I I I I6. I I I

34. Celina spent $3.00 at a book fair. What did she buy? – The Three Little Pigs $1.75 – Stickers$0.50 – The Very Ugly Bug$2.00 – Fairy Tales $1.25

35. Muhammad hid some colored eggs. He hid more than 6. He hid less than 9. He hid a number that 2 people can share equally. How many eggs did he hide?

36. Sue, Jerome, and Tim were standing in line. Sue was not first. Tim was third. In what order were the three friends standing?

37. There are 3 bears in a row. One is yellow, one is red, and one is blue. – The red bear is to the left of the yellow bear. – The blue bear is first. In what order are the bears?

38. Take three Unifix cubes: blue, black, and yellow. Build a tower using these clues: – The blue cube is second. – The blue cube is on top of the yellow.

39. Take three Unifix cubes: blue, red, and white. Build a tower using these clues: – The white cube is in the middle. – The blue cube is not on top.