Science/Math LVL2 lesson 1

Science/Math LVL2 lesson 1

​Digits

​2 digit numbers

​3 digit numbers

​Numbers 10-19

​TEN

ELEVEN

​TWELVE

​THIRTEEN

FOURTEEN

FIFTEEN

SIXTEEN

SEVENTEEN

EIGHTTEEN

NINETEEN

Twenty

​Twenty-one

​Twenty-two

​Twenty ..........

​Numbers 20-29

​Numbers 10-100

​200 -

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​300 -

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400 -

​500 -

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​600 -

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700 -

​800 -

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​900 -

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​One thousand

​2000 -

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​3000 -

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4000 -

​5000 -

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​6000 -

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7000 -

​8000 -

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​9000 -

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​10000 -

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Multiple Choice

What number is this?

• Six hundred thirty

• Six hundred thirteen

• Six thousand thirty

• Six hundred three

Multiple Select

1000

• One tousand

• One hundred

• One thousand

• eleven hundred

Multiple Select

394

• Three hundred eighty-four

• Three thousand ninety

• Three hundred forty-nine

• Three hundred ninety-four

Multiple Choice

Nine hundred and fitty-five is....

• 595

• 559

• 955

Multiple Choice

319 in word is ...

• Three hundred and nine

• Three hundred and nineteen

• Three hundred and ninety

• Three hundred and ninety one

Multiple Choice

ten thousand - two hundred fifty

• 10050

• 1250

• 10205

• 10250

Multiple Choice

Which number comes between 845 and 847?

• 840

• 846

• 864

Plus

Equal to

​Addition

SUM

Four plus five equals nine.

​Addition with regrouping

IXL | Add two numbers up to three digits | 3rd grade math

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Multiple Choice

Jack and Jill had a class party for Easter. The teacher hid jellybeans around the classroom. Jack found 121 jellybeans. Jill found 119 jellybeans. How many jellybeans did Jack and Jill find altogether?

• 230
• 219
• 240
• 202

Multiple Choice

Phil and Bill are rich. Phil has $537. Bill has $619. If they combine their money, how much money will they have in total?

• $1156
• $1056
• $1146
• $1046

Multiple Choice

An ice cream shop sold 183 chocolate

cones, 201 vanilla cones and 143

strawberry cones. How many cones did

the ice cream shop sell all together?

• 627

• 528

• 537

• 527

Multiple Choice

Rachel had 47 lemons for her lemonade stand. Her mother went to the store and bought 70 more lemons. How many lemons does Rachel have altogether?

• 47

• 70

• 127

• 117

Multiple Choice

Mary picked 12 strawberries and her mother picked 32. They met at the cashiers and put their strawberries altogether. How many strawberries does Mary and her mother have?

• 44

• 40

• 34

• 45

Multiple Choice

Phil earned $72 dollars for moving Dr. Henry’s yard. And had already $18 dollars in his piggy bank. How much money does he have altogether?

• 89

• 09

• 90

• 72

Multiple Choice

Vanessa baked 23 cookies for the party and Sally baked 94 small fudge bars. How much desert does the girls have together?

• 101

• 118

• 177

• 117

Multiple Choice

Lucy had 82 pieces of candy from the candy store. Her mother ate 17 pieces of the candy. How much was left over?

• 65

• 60

• 12

• 82