Ms. Watt's Class

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 30 flowers blooming in the garden. 
There were 5 flowers blooming. 25 more started blooming. How many now? ~ Whit
40 flowers blooming in the ground. 10 flowers died. How many now? ~ Roy & Duncan 
30 flowers blooming in the garden. 20 get picked for a flower shop. How many now? ~ Christy
42 flowers blooming in the garden. 12 flowers died. How many now? ~ Bernice
6 flowers blooming, 5 groups bloomed. How many now? … and then 100 years all flowers were dead~ M & M
There were 40 flowers blooming in the garden. 10 died. How many flowers left? … but they came back to life like Frankenstein ~ Emily & Chloee
There were 5 flowers blooming in the garden. 25 came out of the soil. How many now? ~ Sam
20 flowers blooming. 1 pot of flowers got planted. How many now? ~ Jonathan
There were 40 flowers blooming in the garden. A mean boy pulled 10. How many are left? ~ Jasper

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 11 hockey players on the ice. 
9 hockey players on the ice, but 2 more joined in. How many in all? ~ Heart
9 hockey players on the ice. 2 more hockey players joined. How many now? ~ Bernice
12 hockey players. 1 got injured. How many now? ~ Roy
12 hockey players on the ice. 1 got hurt. How many left now? ~ Christy & Diego
There were 100 hockey players but 89 quit. How many now? ~ Chloee
There were 5 hockey players. 6 more joined the team. How many now? ~ Chloee
15 hockey players on the ice. 4 people left. How many now? ~ Duncan
8 hockey players on the ice. 3 more came. How many in all? ~ Merry
10 hockey players on the ice. 1 player came. How many in all? ~ Jonathan & Logan
20 hockey players on the ice. 9 went home. How many now? ~ Sam
There were 50 hockey players on the ice. 39 got hurt. How many hockey players left on the ice? ~ Emily

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 15 classrooms cleaning up the community for Earth Day. 
13 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day, but 2 more came. How many altogether? ~ Heart
14 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 1 student came to school. How many now ? ~ Miya & Dad
10 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 more classrooms help. How many classrooms are helping? ~ ?
There were 20 classrooms cleaning up but it got really sunny so 5 left. How many in all? ~ Chloee
9 classes cleaning up for Earth Day. 6 more classrooms clean up. How many now? ~ Bernice
16 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 1 classroom stopped. How many now? ~ Roy
13 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 2 classrooms start cleaning. How many in all? ~ Merry
11 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day, but 4 cleaning. How many in all? ~ Duncan
There were 20 classes cleaning up. 5 stopped. How many now? Then they went back. ~ Whit
15 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 15 more working. How many in all? ~ Diego
There were 20 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 were done. How many now? ~ ?
There were 5 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 10 classrooms did the same. How many now? ~ Sam
10 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 more cam. How many now? ~ Sam & Mom
20 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 just went back to school. How many are left? ~ Jasper
18 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 2 got tired and took a break. How many left? After they kept cleaning again. ~ Christy
10 classes cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 more came. How many in all? ~ Chloee

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 21 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 
There were 20 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 1 more got made. How many in all? ~ Chloee
23 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 2 got lost. How many left? ~ Christy
There were 30 projects. 9 got destroyed.  How many left over? Then they were remade. ~ Whit
1 Earth Day project displayed on the wall. 20 more were displayed on the wall. How many now? ~ Roy & Duncan
29 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 8 got off. How many now? ~ Merry
20 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 1 more was displayed the next day. How many projects in all? ~ Bernice
There were 19 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 2 more were done. How many now? ~ Samuel
There were 20 Earth Day projects. 1 more was displayed. How many are there? ~ Jasper
20 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall, but 1 more kid did it. How many now? ~ Heart
25 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 4 people took theres home. How many leftover? ~ Finn
22 Earth Day projects. 1 student took 1 home. How many left? ~ Adam
22 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 1 gets trashed. How many left? ~ Emily
24 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 3 of them have been sent. How many now? ~ Merry
There were 20 Earth Day projects displayed on the wall. 1 more was displayed on the rabbit. How many in all? ~ Logan

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 46 chocolate Easter bunnies eaten in all. 
There were 23 chocolate bunnies. 23 more came. How many in all? ~ Christy & Heart
There were 100 chocolate Easter bunnies. 36 get eaten then more people come and eat 10. How many are eaten? … Then the rest melt ~ Emily
There were 50 chocolate Easter bunnies. 4 were not eaten. How many eaten in all? ~Sam
There were 47 bunnies. I ate all but 1. How many eaten? ~ Chloee 
36 chocolate Easter bunnies got eaten by Bernice. 10 more got eaten by Miya. How many chocolate Easter bunnies got eaten in all? ~ Miya & Bernice
There were 50 Easter bunnies. 4 were not eaten. How many are left? ~ Jasper & Diego
There were 100 chocolate Easter bunnies. 54 chocolate bunnies were not eaten.  How many eaten? ~ Jonathan, Duncan & Roy
44 chocolate Easter bunnies eaten. 2 people ate 1 more. How many in all? ~ Merry

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 33 Easter Eggs in 3 Easter Baskets.
32 eggs in 3 baskets. A person put 1 in. How many now? ~ Chloee 
There are 33 Easter eggs in 4 baskets. 1 basket gets discarded. How many left? ~ Emily
28 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. 5 came. How many in all? ~ Diego 
38 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. 5 get eaten by Christy and Heart. How many now? ~ Christy & Heart 
23 Easter eggs in 2 Easter baskets. 10 more eggs came in 1 basket. How many now?  ~ Bernice 
1 basket of 33 Easter eggs. 2 more bunnies came and put their baskets on the ground. How many baskets are left? ~ Jonathan 
36 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. 3 eggs got robbed by a chicken. How many now? ~ Roy & Duncan 
There are 35 Easter eggs in 4 baskets. 2 people took Easter eggs and 1 person took a Easter basket. How many now? ~ Merry 
There were 36 Easter eggs in 3 baskets. A robber stole 3 eggs. How many are left? ~ Jasper 
30 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. 3 people brought 1 more each. How many now? ~ Finn & Adam 
34 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. I took 1 from each. How many left?  ~ Miya
There were 36 Easter eggs in 3 baskets. 3 died. How many now? ~ Sam & Logan

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 2/3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Tuesday!