Math Unit

Draw

Round each number to the place listed below

Draw

Compare the number pairs using <,>, or =.

Fill in the Blanks

Order these numbers from greatest to least. Type your numbers in the box provided below.

Fill in the Blanks

Arrange the digits below to correctly complete the number sentence.

9 4 5

486 > ___ ___ ___

Draw

Estimate solutions to the following problems.

Multiple Choice

Rounding to the nearest ten, estimate the sum in the following problem.

349 + 23

• 360

• 380

• 420

• 370

Multiple Choice

What equation is represented by the number line shown.

• 70 - 40

• 110 - 70

• 40 + 100 + 110

• 110 + 40

Multiple Choice

Cayden has 2,143 stickers. Cody has 3,256 stickers. Which expression can be used to find out how many more stickers Cody has than Cayden?

• 3,256 + 2,143

• 3,256 – 2,143

• 3,256 < 2,143

• 3,256 > 2,143

Fill in the Blanks

Crumbl cookie sold 248 cookies in one week. They sold 832 cookies in the second week. How many cookies were sold in these two weeks? Write your answer in the box :

Draw

Write the value of the collections of bills and coins.

Draw

Write the amount of change you would receive.

Multiple Choice

Sophie opened her piggy bank to count her savings. She organized the coins like this.

What is the total value of the coins?

• $ 1.24

• $ 1.79

• $ 1. 64

• $ 1. 59

Multiple Select

Ms. Cooper gave the cashier a five-dollar bill for her $2.86 purchase.

Select two possible answers that show her correct change.

• One dollar bill, 2 quarters, 4 nickels, 10 pennies

• One dollar bill, 4 quarters, 1 dime, and 4 pennies

• Two dollar bills, 2 nickels, and 4 pennies

• Three dollar bills, 1 dime, and 5 pennies

Multiple Choice

Choose the collection of money that is more than the collection pictured.

Fill in the Blanks

Jasmine bought candy that cost $1.67. She gave the cashier $2.00. How much change should she receive?