Weekly Homework MenuWeek #2

Step 1: Choose 2 activities from this row to complete each week.

Complete one lesson from IXL with a score of 80% or higher or complete a minimum of 30 minutes on Prodigy.

Create a multi-step word problem using BOTH multiplication and division. SOLVE.

Fact Fluency Practice:

Examples: Flashcards Xtra Math Styrofoam cup

problems Pool Noodle

problems Dice games

Challenge problem:

Glen, Harry, and Kim each have a different favorite sport among tennis, baseball, and soccer. Glen does not like baseball or soccer. Harry does not like baseball. Name the favorite sport of each person.

Step 2: Choose 5 of the 8 word problems listed below utilizing problem solving guide from interactive notebook. (Make sure to complete all six steps).

1. What number am I?

I am between 30 and 50 My ones digit is greater than my tens

digit The sum of my digits is 10 I am not 37

2. In a locker, you find the ultimate puzzle book with 385 pages. There is also a clue leading you to another locker. Multiply the number of pages by 23 to get the code for the next locker. What is the code?

3. The Mars rover is going to travel across a crater that is 360 cm (about 12 ft) in diameter. The rover must stop every 15 centimeters to recharge its batteries. How many times will the rover recharge while it crosses the crater?

4. The fifth grade is having a picnic this Friday. There will be 182 students and 274 adults. Each table seats 12 people. How many tables are needed?

Month Number of cans of Food

DeliveredApril 343May 228June 574July 4115. Approximately, how many more cans of food were distributed in the months of June and July than in the months of April and May?

6. How much money did Lorenzo have when he combined the money in his pocket with the money he found in his room?

7. Darius counted that he walks 884 steps from his house to the school. If Darius takes 52 steps each minute, how long did it take him to get to school?

8. Dylan traveled through Texas over the summer. He took 15 photos each day for 18 days. He placed the photos in a 30-page album. If each page has the same number of photos, how many photos are on each page?