FINAL MATH CHALLENGE!

Here it is! The final math challenge of the year! Are you ready for it?

How many students are in 4C?

Your answer is due to Ms. Earl on Monday. Good luck!

Weekend Math Challenge

Crystal emptied her piggy bank. She separated the loonies, quarters, and dimes into piles. One pile had 5 coins, one had 4 coins, and one had 3 coins. Altogether Crystal had $5.25. Which coins did she have?

Show your solution using pictures, words and numbers. Be sure to clearly explain your thinking. Your solution is due on Monday. 

Craft Fair Sales - Math Challenge

The students at the Maitland River School Craft Fair are selling necklaces, bracelets, and rings. Maddy counted the necklaces and found that there were 6 short of 5 dozen. The students had 30 more rings than necklaces and a dozen fewer bracelets than rings.

When packed in boxes holding 6 items per box, how many boxes of each item did they have?

Show your work using pictures, words and numbers. Your solution is due to Ms. Earl on Monday.

Mmmmm....Pie!

For dessert you can choose apple, cherry, blueberry, or peach pie to eat, and milk or juice to drink. How many different combinations can you choose from? 


Be sure to show your solution in an organized way. Your solution is due to Ms. Earl on Monday. 

Probability Challenge

Crystal wants to make a collection of marbles where the chance of pulling out a black marble is one third. She has 36 marbles in total. How many of the marbles will be black? 

Show your solution using pictures, words and numbers. Your solution is due on Monday.

Backpack Weigh-in

Will, Kierra, Emma, Savannah, and Connor have weighed their backpacks.

• Will's backpack weighs the most.
• Emma's backpack weighs 0.45 lb less than Kierra's backpack.
• Savannah's lunch weighs 1.5 lb. With that lunch out of the backpack, the backpack weighs 16.55 lb.
• Connor's backpack weighs more than Emma's.

How much does each person's backpack weigh?

(lb stands for pounds - use kg instead)

Your solution is due to Ms. Earl on Monday. Be sure to show your math work and your thinking.

Farewell Genevieve!

Today we said goodbye to Genevieve. She is leaving for the rest of the school year and travelling to New Zealand. What an adventure! We are sad to see her go, but excited for her to experience a new country and culture. We celebrated her last day with a yummy potluck.