Monday

1. Mrs. Ferguson bought three-dozen soccer balls. She donated one-fourth to Mrs. McCaslands
soccer team. She gave her husband one third of the remaining soccer balls; her son Luke got the
rest. How many soccer balls did Luke get?

2. The driving distance from the sports arena to Kristinas house is 10

9
10

miles. The distance from

7
miles. How much greater is the driving distance between
10
the sports arena and Kristinas house than between the sports arena and Lukes house?
the sports arena to Lukes house is 2

3. Theo needs to measure

1
8
a)
b)
c)
d)

cups are in

3
4

3
4

cup of water. He has a

1
-cup measuring cup. How many
8

cup?

4
8
6
3

4. Sam has 3-dollar bills, 2 quarters, 3 dimes, and 2 pennies in her pocket. When this amount of
money is written in terms of dollars, what is the value of the digit in the tenths place?
Hundredths place?

Tuesday
1. Which statement is true?
A 90 is

1
of 100.
10

B 90 is

1
100

of 9,000

C 9,000 is 1,000 times as much as 90.

D 9 is

1
of 900
10

2. Last year Mr. Petersens rectangular garden had a length of 50 meters and an area of 200 square meters.
1
This year he wants to make the garden
as long and two times as wide. What is the area of the new
10
garden? Label the picture of both gardens labeling both the length and width.
Old Garden

New garden

W
=

3. Order the following fractions and

L=

decimals on the number

line:
4.04; 4

1
;
4

7
8

L=

4.6

4. Maria has 20 yards of fabric to make 8 tablecloths. How long will each tablecloth be if she cuts the
fabric into equal pieces?
1
yards
2
b) 3 yards
1
c)
yard
2
d) 3 yards
a) 2

Wednesday
1. The table below shows the number of dogs at different numbers of dog parks.
Number of Parks

Number of Dogs

25

35

15

Which correctly describes the relationship in the table?

A. Number of parks is twenty more than the number of dogs.
B. Number of parks divided by five is the number of dogs.
C. Number of parks is the number of dogs divided by five.
D. Number of parks is five times the number of dogs.
2. Write the following number in expanded form:
Thirty four million, forty six thousand, four hundred nineteen. Draw a PV chart.

How many times greater is the 4 in the ten thousands place than the 4 in the hundreds place?

3. Jamies mom made 64 cupcakes for the Winter Party and placed them on a
serving tray. There will be nine children at the party including Jamie. If each
child gets an equal number of cupcakes, how many cupcakes will be left on the
tray?

Thursday

1. Jason is adding a baseboard trim around the edge of his floor. The room is 14 feet
wide and 20 feet long. There is a door opening that is 3 feet wide. How many feet of
trim will Jason need?
a)
b)
c)
d)

68 feet
65 feet
277 feet
280 feet

2. Shade two and seventy five hundredths.

Write two different fractions to represent two and seventy five hundredths.
Fraction=

Fraction=

3. Mrs. Knott wants to give 4 notecards to each of her students. There are 36 students
in Mrs. Knotts class. Each box of notecards contains two dozen notecards. How many
boxes of notecards will Mrs. Knott need?
A.
B.
C.
D.

Find the sum of the number of notecards and students, and divide by twelve.
Multiply the number students by the number of notecards in a box.
Multiply the number of students by 4 and divide the product by 24.
Divide the number of notecards and students by 4, and multiply by 24.