Order these numbers from least to greatest:

3 1.3 5.2 14 8

Pete jogs 3 miles every day. How many miles will he run in one week?

How many faces does a cube have?

How much are the coins worth?

What is the perimeter of the object?

What digit is in the hundreds place?

1, 782

Marty buys 12 pencils. He shares them equally with his best friend. How many pencils does each boy get?

Which shape is a pentagon?

When Anita went outside to get the mail, the mailman was still at the mailbox. The mailman said, "Hello! Would you like to take this mail to your house?" Anita said that she would, and she took the letters and packages from the mailman. She ran down the lane and waved good-bye to the mailman as she went through the door.

What happened before Anita took the letters and packages from the mailman?

When Anita went outside to get the mail, the mailman was still at the mailbox. The mailman said, "Hello! Would you like to take this mail to your house?" Anita said that she would, and she took the letters and packages from the mailman. She ran down the lane and waved good-bye to the mailman as she went through the door.

What will the mailman most likely do next?

Did you know that the color of your clothes can make a difference in how cool you stay? It is true, at least when you are outdoors on a sunny day.

1 You see, color soaks in sunlight, which then becomes heat. If you wear a black shirt, that shirt will soak in much light. The warm shirt will make your body become warmer.

2 On the other hand, a white shirt will keep your body cooler. This is because a white shirt has no color to soak in the heat. Instead, the shirt turns away sunlight. The light bounces off of the shirt. This means that less heat reaches your body.

3 So the rule is, the darker a shirt is, the warmer you are likely to feel. The lighter a shirt is, the cooler you are likely to feel. Now you know why people often wear light­colored clothing in the summer and darker clothing in the winter!

What is a result of wearing a white shirt on a sunny day?

1 Did you know that the color of your clothes can make a difference in how cool you stay? It is true, at least when you are outdoors on a sunny day.

2 You see, color soaks in sunlight, which then becomes heat. If you wear a black shirt, that shirt will soak in much light. The warm shirt will make your body become warmer.

3 On the other hand, a white shirt will keep your body cooler. This is because a white shirt has no color to soak in the heat. Instead, the shirt turns away sunlight. The light bounces off of the shirt. This means that less heat reaches your body.

4 So the rule is, the darker a shirt is, the warmer you are likely to feel. The lighter a shirt is, the cooler you are likely to feel. Now you know why people often wear light­colored clothing in the summer and darker clothing in the winter!

What is the author’s purpose in the passage?

Which set of clocks shows the same time?

A number in this number sentence is missing.

247 > ____

Which number could be put in the box to make the number sentence true?

How many hundreds are in 547?

Which equations are true? Choose the two correct answers.

How many kids have a favorite fruit of apples, oranges, and cherries?

Sea stars, or starfish, live in the ocean. They are not fish because they do not use gills for breathing. Also, sea stars cannot swim like fish do. Sea stars have many feet. They move along the bottom of the ocean. Sea stars can move very quickly. Most sea stars have five arms. Some have more. If a sea star loses an arm, it can grow another one. Sea stars also have many eyes. They have one eye on the end of each arm. If a sea star has five arms, it has five eyes. If it has more arms, it has more eyes!

How do sea stars move?

Story 1: The Drum — A Tale from India

1 Long ago in India, a boy named Sonu and his mother were

walking home from the market. Along the way, Mother stopped

and picked up a stick. “Here is a fine stick, Sonu,” she said. “I’m

sorry it is not a drum. I know that you have been wishing for

one.”

2 “Thank you, Mother,” said Sonu, taking the long piece of wood.

He knew that she would buy him a drum if she had the money.

3 Soon they met a woman who was trying to start a fire. Her fire

would not light. “Here,” said Sonu, handing her his stick. The

woman used the stick to start the fire. Then she gave Sonu a chapati, a round, flat bread.

4 Next Sonu and his mother met a man and a little girl. The girl was hungry, so Sonu gave her

his bread. “Here, take this drum,” said the man. “Someone gave it to my daughter, but she

doesn’t need it.”

Story 2: The Blue Feather — A Tale from Brazil

1 Mia lived by the great Amazon River. One day her mother gave her a pretty blue feather.

2 Mia wanted to show the feather to her friend Nali. She put the feather

in her basket and told her mother where she was going. Nali lived

nearby in a hut by the river.

3 Walking on the path along the river, Mia saw a red flower. As she bent

to pick up the flower, the wind blew the blue feather up into the air!

Mia could not catch the feather. She sighed and put the red flower in

her basket.

4 Then a yellow butterfly flew in front of Mia. Running to catch the

butterfly, Mia dropped her basket. The red flower fell out, and the

wind carried it out onto the river.

5 Mia sighed and picked up her basket. Looking up, Mia saw the yellow butterfly land on a

branch where there was a bluebird. The bluebird flew away, dropping one of its beautiful

blue feathers near Mia’s feet!

6 Happily, Mia picked up the feather and hurried to her friend’s house.

If Sonu’s mother had not given him the stick, how would the END of Story 1 be different?

In the words unhappy and

unusual, the un- means

If you throw the ball, I will catch it.

In which sentence does the word catch have the same meaning as it does in the sentence above?

Ms. Lee’s class recorded the temperature each day for one week. What was

the range in temperature between the highest and lowest temperatures?

Sunday — 65° Wednesday — 72°Monday — 68°

Thursday — 68° Tuesday — 75° Friday — 64°

Saturday — 63°

SOPHIE DID THIS SUBTRACTION PROBLEM...

85-44=41

WHICH ADDITION PROBLEM SHOWS THAT

SHE GOT THE RIGHT ANSWER?

Eve wrote some sentences about her little brother.

____________________________First he holds on to the table.Then he lets go. Then he takes three steps before he falls down. He smiles when he falls because he likes learning to walk.

Which sentence should be put in

the blank?