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1 Daily Skill Builders: Word Problems By LINDA ARMSTRONG COPYRIGHT 2008 Mark Twain Media, Inc. ISBN Printing No. CD Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers Distributed by Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company, Inc. The purchase of this book entitles the buyer to reproduce the student pages for classroom use only. Other permissions may be obtained by writing Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.
2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction to the Teacher...iv NCTM Standards Matrix for Grades Activity # Skill 1. Find Facts, Locate Questions, and Select Processes Find Facts, Locate Questions, and Select Processes Place Value Place Value Addition: Three Digits, Addition: Three Digits, Subtraction: Three Digits, Subtraction: Three Digits, Addition: Two and Three Numbers, Three Digits With Regrouping Addition: Two and Three Numbers, Three Digits With Regrouping Subtraction With Regrouping Subtraction With Regrouping Mixed Addition and Subtraction Mixed Addition and Subtraction Round Off to Tens and Hundreds Round Off to Tens and Hundreds Estimating Estimating Multiplication: One-Digit Times Two-Digits Multiplication: One-Digit Times Two-Digits Multiplication With Regrouping Multiplication With Regrouping Division: One-Digit Divisor, No Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor, No Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor With Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor With Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor, Three-Digit Dividend, No Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor, Three-Digit Dividend, No Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor, Three-Digit Dividend With Remainder Division: One-Digit Divisor, Three-Digit Dividend With Remainder Checking Division With Multiplication Checking Division With Multiplication Division: Two-Digit Divisors Division: Two-Digit Divisors Averages Averages Averages Averages Identifying Polygons, Lines, Line Segments, and Rays Identifying Polygons, Lines, Line Segments, and Rays Identifying Right Angles, Acute Angles, and Obtuse Angles Identifying Right Angles, Acute Angles, and Obtuse Angles Identifying the Radius and Diameter of a Circle Identifying the Radius and Diameter of a Circle Symmetry Symmetry Identifying Congruent Figures Identifying Congruent Figures Identifying Fractions Identifying Fractions Comparing Fractions Using a Fraction Bar Chart Comparing Fractions Using a Fraction Bar Chart Recognizing Equivalent Fractions Using a Chart Recognizing Equivalent Fractions Using a Chart Generating Equivalent Fractions Generating Equivalent Fractions Adding Fractions Adding Fractions Subtracting Fractions Subtracting Fractions Reducing Proper and Improper Fractions Reducing Proper and Improper Fractions Changing Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions Changing Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Recognizing Decimal Fractions Recognizing Decimal Fractions Adding and Subtracting Decimal Fractions Adding and Subtracting Decimal Fractions Comparing Decimals and Fractions Comparing Decimals and Fractions Line Graphs Bar Graphs Pie Graphs Pie Graphs Probability Probability Ordered Pairs ii
3 Table of Contents Table of Contents (cont.) 80. Ordered Pairs Tree Diagrams and Probability Tree Diagrams and Probability Measurement: Length Inches, Feet, and Yards Measurement: Length Inches, Feet, and Yards Measurement: Length Up to a Meter Measurement: Length Up to a Meter Measurement: Length Foot to Mile Measurement: Length Foot to Mile Measurement: Length Meter to Kilometer Measurement: Length Meter to Kilometer Perimeter and Area Perimeter and Area Volume Metric Volume Measurement: Weight Ounces and Pounds Measurement: Weight Ounces and Pounds Measurement: Weight Grams and Kilograms Measurement: Weight Kilograms and Metric Tons Elapsed Time Elapsed Time Speed and Distance Speed and Distance Time Zones Time Zones Money Money Money: Estimation Money: Estimation Money: Adding and Subtracting Money: Adding and Subtracting Money: Multiplying Money: Multiplying Money: Dividing Money: Dividing Basic Operations With Numbers More Than 1, Basic Operations With Numbers More Than 1, Three-Digit Divisors Three-Digit Divisors Range, Median, and Mean Range, Median, and Mean Adding and Subtracting Unlike Fractions Adding and Subtracting Unlike Fractions Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers Multiplying Mixed Numbers: Area Multiplying Mixed Numbers: Area Dividing Fractions Dividing Fractions Multiplying With Decimal Fraction Multipliers Multiplying With Decimal Fraction Multipliers Dividing With Decimal Fraction Divisors Dividing With Decimal Fraction Divisors Percents Percents Ratios Ratios Proportions Proportions Three-Dimensional Forms Three-Dimensional Forms Circumference Circumference Areas of Triangles Areas of Complex Shapes Pictographs Pictographs Surveys Surveys Coordinate Graphing Logic Problems Integers Surface Area of Rectangular Solids Calculating Interest Multiple Line Graphs Equations With Missing Operations Venn Diagrams Add and Round Off Large Numbers Multiply and Round Off Decimals Exponents Reducing Fractions Changing Fractions to Decimals Factor Trees Answer Keys iii
4 Find Facts, Locate Questions, and Select Processes ACTIVITY 1 Find Facts, Locate Questions, and Select Processes To solve a word problem, first find the facts and decide what is being asked. Read the paragraph, and answer the questions. Scientists discover four lines of spiny lobsters traveling across the sea floor. There are 62 lobsters in one line, 60 lobsters in another line, 56 lobsters in the third line, and 59 lobsters in the last line. 1. What number facts are given? 2. What is being counted? 3. Write a question that asks for a total amount, and then add to answer it. 4. Write a question that asks for a difference, and then subtract to answer it. ACTIVITY 2 Find Facts, Locate Questions, and Select Processes The same group of facts may be used to create several different problems. Try it! The rhinoceros iguana, which lives on the island of Hispaniola, lays up to 20 eggs in a burrow. While studying an iquana colony, naturalists found 12 eggs in the first burrow, 6 eggs in the second burrow, 11 eggs in the third burrow, and 20 eggs in the fourth burrow. 1. What number facts are given? 2. What is being counted? 3. Write a question that asks for a comparison. 4. Write a question that asks for a total. Then solve the problem. 5. Write a question that asks for a difference. Then solve the problem. 1
5 Place Value ACTIVITY 3 Place Value When is a one not a one? A one in the thousands place stands for one thousand, and a one in the hundreds place stands for one hundred. Read the problem and answer the questions. Chris is changing his town s population sign. Slots in the back of the sign are marked for the ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and ten thousands places. Chris must slide the correct number card into each place. The town s current population is 234, Which number will he enter in the ten-thousands place? 2. Which number will he enter in the tens place? 3. Which number will he enter in the hundred-thousands place? 4. Which number will he enter in the hundreds place? 5. Which number will he enter in the thousands place? ACTIVITY 4 Place Value Use place value to answer the questions. Mary likes to garden. She puts one plant in the first row, two plants in the second row, and so on. She has a total of 17 rows in her garden. Answer the following questions about Mary s garden. 1. Mary grew two pumpkin plants. In which row were the pumpkins? 2. Peppers were in row 12. How many pepper plants did Mary have? 3. Mary loves fresh corn most of all. What is the biggest number of corn plants she could grow? 4. Watermelons were in row 5. How many watermelon plants did Mary need to buy? 5. Mary grew two kinds of tomato plants: paste tomatoes in row 7, and beefsteak tomatoes in row 8. Which kind of tomato did she plant more of? 2
6 Addition: Three Digits, ACTIVITY 5 Addition: Three Digits, Gather the facts and then add. Keep the ones, tens, and hundreds lined up. Kara s team earned 324 points in her school s community service competition. Jared s team earned 223 points, Jason s team earned 101 points, and Mike s team earned How many points did Mike s team and Jason s team earn in all? 2. How many points did Kara s team and Jason s team earn in all? 3. How many points did Jason s team and Jared s team earn in all? 4. How many points did Kara s team and Mike s team earn in all? 5. Which pair earned 675 points? ACTIVITY 6 Addition: Three Digits, Read about the school s aluminum can drive, and then answer the questions. Leo collected 730 aluminum cans during his club s recycling drive. Jeremy collected 265. Gerardo brought in 620. Jordan gathered 532, and Miguel turned in How many cans did Leo and Jeremy collect in all? 2. How many cans did Gerardo and Jordan turn in? 3. How many cans did Leo and Miguel turn in? 4. How many cans did Jeremy and Gerardo collect? 5. Which pair collected 797 cans? 3
7 Subtraction: Three Digits, ACTIVITY 7 Subtraction: Three Digits, Read the paragraph and answer the questions in order. The public library s computer keeps track of returns. On Saturday morning, 478 books were due. By 11:30 a.m., 200 of them had been returned. By 1:30, another 150 had been returned. When the library closed at 6:00 p.m., only 10 books were still due. 1. How many books were still due at 11:30 a.m.? 2. How many books were still due at 1:30 p.m.? 3. How many books were returned between 1:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.? 4. How many of the books that were due were returned on Saturday? ACTIVITY 8 Subtraction: Three Digits, Read this paragraph about the school office and solve the subtraction problems. Check your work by adding. On Monday morning, there were 958 sheets of white paper in the supply room. The office manager used 122 sheets to print a notice. Then, the nurse used 203 sheets to print permission slips. Next, Mrs. Clark used 21 sheets to print a history test. Finally, the counselor used 100 sheets to print a Career Day survey. 1. How many sheets of white paper were left after the office manager printed the notice? 2. How many sheets were left after the nurse printed the permission slips? 3. How many sheets were left after Mrs. Clark printed the history test? 4. How many sheets were left after the counselor printed the Career Day survey? 4
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