Grade3 - Unit 3 & 4 Review - Stephanie Sankey | Library

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There are two different kinds of flowers in a garden.

* There are 4 rows with 9 roses in the garden.
* There are 18 daisies in the garden.

How many total flowers are there in the garden?

3.4.K

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What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

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Tamika and Alejandra purchased the following candies. The girls equally shared the candies. How many candies did each person receive?

3.4.K

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Mr. Gates purchased 9 packages of markers. Each package has 8 markers. How many markers did Mr. Gates purchase?

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This array represents a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact does the array represent?

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Martha used 35 apples to make seven pies. She used the same number of apples to make each pie. How many apples did Martha use to make each pie?

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David used square tiles to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did David represent?

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The 😄 in the equations represent numbers. In which equation would the number 4 make the equation true? (3.5D)

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Cassandra had 88 coins. She made 8 equal stacks with the coins. How many coins did Cassandra use to make each stack?

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Andrew made one dozen cookies. He placed an equal number of cookies in 2 trays. How many cookies did Andrew place on each tray?

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Izzy used repeated addition to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did Izzy represent?

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What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

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Jennifer used 45 stickers to decorate five pages in her scrapbook. She used the same number of stickers to decorate each page. Which strip diagram represents the number of stickers Jennifer used to decorate each page?

3.5.B

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An art teacher has 5 jars of paintbrushes. Each jar has 4 paintbrushes. Which array represents the total number of paintbrushes the art teacher has?

3.5.B

Grade3 - Unit 3 & 4 Review

Grade3 - Unit 3 & 4 Review

There are two different kinds of flowers in a garden. * There are 4 rows with 9 roses in the garden. * There are 18 daisies in the garden.How many total flowers are there in the garden?

What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

Tamika and Alejandra purchased the following candies. The girls equally shared the candies. How many candies did each person receive?

Mr. Gates purchased 9 packages of markers. Each package has 8 markers. How many markers did Mr. Gates purchase?

This array represents a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact does the array represent?

Martha used 35 apples to make seven pies. She used the same number of apples to make each pie. How many apples did Martha use to make each pie?

David used square tiles to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did David represent?

The 😄 in the equations represent numbers. In which equation would the number 4 make the equation true? (3.5D)

Cassandra had 88 coins. She made 8 equal stacks with the coins. How many coins did Cassandra use to make each stack?

Andrew made one dozen cookies. He placed an equal number of cookies in 2 trays. How many cookies did Andrew place on each tray?

Izzy used repeated addition to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did Izzy represent?

What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

Jennifer used 45 stickers to decorate five pages in her scrapbook. She used the same number of stickers to decorate each page. Which strip diagram represents the number of stickers Jennifer used to decorate each page?

An art teacher has 5 jars of paintbrushes. Each jar has 4 paintbrushes. Which array represents the total number of paintbrushes the art teacher has?

There are two different kinds of flowers in a garden. * There are 4 rows with 9 roses in the garden. * There are 18 daisies in the garden.How many total flowers are there in the garden?

What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

Tamika and Alejandra purchased the following candies. The girls equally shared the candies. How many candies did each person receive?

Mr. Gates purchased 9 packages of markers. Each package has 8 markers. How many markers did Mr. Gates purchase?

This array represents a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact does the array represent?

Martha used 35 apples to make seven pies. She used the same number of apples to make each pie. How many apples did Martha use to make each pie?

David used square tiles to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did David represent?

The 😄 in the equations represent numbers. In which equation would the number 4 make the equation true? (3.5D)

Cassandra had 88 coins. She made 8 equal stacks with the coins. How many coins did Cassandra use to make each stack?

Andrew made one dozen cookies. He placed an equal number of cookies in 2 trays. How many cookies did Andrew place on each tray?

Izzy used repeated addition to represent a multiplication fact. Which multiplication fact did Izzy represent?

What number goes in the box to make the equation true? (3.5D)

Jennifer used 45 stickers to decorate five pages in her scrapbook. She used the same number of stickers to decorate each page. Which strip diagram represents the number of stickers Jennifer used to decorate each page?

An art teacher has 5 jars of paintbrushes. Each jar has 4 paintbrushes. Which array represents the total number of paintbrushes the art teacher has?

There are two different kinds of flowers in a garden.

* There are 4 rows with 9 roses in the garden.
* There are 18 daisies in the garden.

How many total flowers are there in the garden?

There are two different kinds of flowers in a garden.

* There are 4 rows with 9 roses in the garden.
* There are 18 daisies in the garden.

How many total flowers are there in the garden?