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Find the value of each fruit, so that the equations are true.

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The Three Little Pigs built houses of , sticks, and bricks. But that's probably because they didn't live in an environment . If they had, they probably would've built a house out of and ice. We wonder how an would stand up to the Big Bad Wolf...

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Use what you know about the area model, to find the value of each picture.

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Find the value of each picture to find the value of the "?"

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Find the value of each picture to find the value of the "?"

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https://nrich.maths.org/games/remainders-game The computer will think of a number between 1 and 100. Can you work out what it is?

Choose a divisor and the computer will give you some information about the number. The fewer the divisions you require, the more points you get.

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If you haven’t already seen Remainders, it would be worth trying that task before playing this game.

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The hundreds chart is written in code. Try to fill in the interactive hundreds chart by dragging the pieces to the right places. It will start with 1 and end with 100.

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Coded Hundred Square printable sheet

This hundred square is written in code.

It starts with one and ends with a hundred.

Can you build it up? How did you do it?

Can you build it up in a different way?

Talk to a friend who has also tried building up the hundred square. How did they do it? What do you like about their method?

You can use the interactivity below or print and cut out the pieces from these sheets.

You may be interested in the other problems in our Number Sense and Place Value Feature.

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Coded Hundred Square printable sheet This hundred square is written in code. It starts with one and ends with a hundred. Can you build it up? How did you do it? Can you build it up in a different way? Talk to a friend who has also tried building up the hundred square.

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How many brown things can you think of? Create a written list or share your ideas with a friend or adult.

Extra challenge: Write (or tell) a story that includes as many of the brown items from your list as possible.

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Use the clues to solve where each person sat and what drink they had.

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Use the clues to solve the logic puzzle.

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Use the picture clues (color, shape, and/or specific candy piece) to solve each logic puzzle.

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Can you make the perfect chocolate box for your customers?

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Directions: Use four of these dominoes to form a square with the same number of dots on each side. (You should have 3 sections of dots on each side.)

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Put the numbers 1-9 in each circle, so that the sum of the numbers is the same on each side of the triangle.

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Here is a small open box made out of little cubes.

It is 5 cubes wide, 5 cubes long and 3 cubes high.

It is just 1 cube thick everywhere.

Challenge 1

Work out how many little cubes were used to make the open box in the picture.

Challenge 2

If you were going to make a bigger box that is 5 cubes wide, 12 cubes long, 3 cubes high, and just 1 cube thick. How many little cubes would you need?

Challenge 3

You have 112 little cubes. Imagine that you are asked to make more open boxes which are 1 cube thick, always with a width between 3 and 5 cubes, the length between 10 and 20 cubes, and the height of 2 or 3 cubes.

What size open boxes could you make if you have to use all 112 cubes?

Challenge 4

If open boxes have to be 1 cube thick, have a width of 3, 4, or 5 cubes, the length between 10 and 20 cubes, and the height of 2 or 3 cubes (as in the previous challenge), what sizes use exactly 144, 146, and 147 little cubes?

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Use logical thinking to move the cars to get the red car out of the traffic jam.

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Use your imagination to turn these squiggles into beautiful pieces of art. If you can, try to make them into one picture or follow a theme!

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Use your imagination to turn these squiggles into beautiful pieces of art. If you can, try to make them into one picture or follow a theme!

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Use your imagination to turn these squiggles into beautiful pieces of art. If you can, try to make them into one picture or follow a theme!

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Meteor Multiplication is a math game that helps students with learning multiplication. Large meteors with multiplication problems move toward a space station in the center of the screen.

Content: Multiplication facts to 12

Standards: 3.OA.C.7: Fluently multiply and divide within 100

Grades: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

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Meteor Multiplication is a math game that helps students with learning multiplication. Large meteors with multiplication problems move toward a space station in the center of the screen.

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Look at the balance scales. Circle 3 answers that must be true.

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Look at the balance scales. Circle 3 answers that must be true.

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Look at the balance scale. Circle 3 answers that must be true.

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Use the clues to figure out each word.

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Use the clues to figure out each word.

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Use the clues to figure out each word.

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How many words can you make with 7 letters?

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Try making 24 with the numbers using +, -, x, ÷.

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Instructions

Tap a number, then an operator, and then another number to perform the calculation. Use all four cards to make 24 and earn the gold card.

Click a number, then an operator, and then another number to perform the calculation. Use all four cards to make 24 and earn the gold card.

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Play Number Solver Online | Coolmath Games

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Exercise your mathematical mind. Use four numbers and the four basic operations to reach the target number. Find the solution to win in Number Solver.

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Find the value of the ? at the end of the problem by finding the value of each jelly bean.

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Find the value of each picture.

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Find the value of the ? at the end of the problem by finding the value of each picture.

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A pentomino is a shape made up of five smaller squares. There are 12 differently-shaped pentominoes in total. Rotate, slide, and turn the pentominoes to solve the puzzles.

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A pentomino is a shape made up of five smaller squares. There are 12 differently-shaped pentominoes in total.

You can use pentominoes to create many different shapes. Here you can see a symmetric butterfly made of all 12 pentominoes:

Now it's your turn. Can you place all twelve pentominoes inside this outline of an elephant? Remember that the pentominoes are not allowed to overlap, there shouldn't be any gaps, and shapes should stick out of the body of the elephant:

Here is another example - a pentomino dinosaur:

Can you make your own pentomino animals? There are endless possibilities, and many more puzzles for you to try in our pentomino zoo:

Click here for some solutions

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Explore our free library of tasks, lesson ideas and puzzles using Polypad and virtual manipulatives.

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Read the clues on page 1 to figure out each child's team name, jersey color, and jersey number.

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Read the clues to figure out which pizza and drink each child ordered.

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Read the clues to figure out which animal each child chose to study.

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Fill in each picture to complete the sudoku puzzle. Remember, you can only use each picture once in each row, column, and box.

Note: You will need to cut & glue for this activity.

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Fill in the numbers 1-9 to complete the sudoku puzzle. Remember you can only use each number once in each row, column, and box.

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Fill in the numbers 1-6 to complete the hexagonal sudoku puzzle. Pay attention to overlapping hexagons.

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This popular logic puzzle is a numbers game, minus the math.

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Write a story to go with this illustration.

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Write a story to go along with this illustration.

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Imagine you walk into your kitchen to find this. Write a creative story to explain what is happening.

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Guess the hidden word in 6 tries. A new puzzle is available each day.

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Try to find out the value of the '?' by finding the pattern that each chip follows.

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Figure out which two are true, and which one is a lie! Explain how you know.

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Come up with as many different ways that one of these pictures does not belong.

BONUS: Try to find a way that EACH picture does not belong.

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You can use Scratch Jr. online or download their app.

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WEB סקראץ ג’וניור גרסת

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Complete the drawing. Try to be as creative as possible. When done, write a creative story about your picture.

You can print this page out to complete it.

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Turn as many circles as possible into different objects in 3 minutes! Try to be as creative as possible. You can try to make all the circles one whole picture or have each circle follow a theme.

You can print this page out to complete this challenge.

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Draw a picture to represent each letter of the alphabet. Try your best to be as creative as possible. For example, what can you draw for A other than an apple.