Ms. Watt's Class

Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 30 Chinese New Year dragons in all.
There were 40 dragons. 10 got broken by the other dragons. How many left over? ~ Angelina
There were 90 Chinese New Year dragons. 60 fell off the stage. How many left over? ~ Prabh
There were 100 Chinese New Year dragons. 70 got ripped. How many left over? ~ Prabh
20 Chinese New Year dragons were at a festival. 5 more dragons came. Another 5 dragons came 2 minutes later. How many in all? ~ Crystal
There 45 dragons. 10 got scared of the fire and 5 were scared of the dark. How many are left? ~ Mairah
There were 25 dragons. 5 came a bit later. How many altogether? ~ Shimer

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 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 4 chubby brown groundhogs.
There were 90 brown groundhogs rolling around. 86 got pushed over. How many left standing? ~ Prabh
There were 6 brown groundhogs. 2 were sleepy. How many were awake? ~ Kaley
There were 10 chubby brown groundhogs. 5 went home. 1 ran away. How many left over? ~ Crystal
There were 5 chubby brown groundhogs. 1 left all the other groundhogs. How many groundhogs are left? ~ Shimer
99 really chubby brown groundhogs were bouncing on their tummies. 95 got sick into space. How many are left? ~ Alfred  

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 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 22 students reading in the dark at Nelson. 
There were 20 students reading in the dark. 2 more wanted to read too so they did. How many in all? ~ Angelina
There were 80 students reading in the dark with their buddies. 58 got scared of the dark so they read in the hallway. How many left over? ~ Angelina
There were 99 students reading in the dark. 77 had to go home. How many left over? ~ Prabh
There were 23 students reading in the dark and 1 got thirsty. How many left over? ~ Alexandra
There were 37 students reading in the dark. 15 kids got scared and went back to class. How many kids are still reading in the dark? ~ Kayden
24 students reading in the dark. 2 had to go to the office. How many left over? ~ Shimer
20 students reading in the dark. 2 came back from the washroom. How many reading in all? ~ Shimer
There were 110 kids reading in the dark. 88 got kicked out for chatting. How many left over? ~ Prabh

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 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 15 more cupcakes. 
There were 19 kids wanting cupcakes. There were only 5 cupcakes on the plate. How many more cupcakes needed? ~ Kaley
There were 20 people in the living room wanting cupcakes. There were 5 cupcakes. How many more are needed? ~ Kaley
There were 40 kids wanting cupcakes but only 25 cupcakes. How many more needed? ~ Avi
Steven is having a party. There are going to be 20 guests. Steven baked 5 cupcakes. How many more cupcakes does Steven need to bake? ~ Crystal
15 cupcakes were in a store and someone wanted 30. How many more are needed? ~ Kaitlyn
There are 15 cupcakes in a bakery. They need 30 in all. How many more are needed? ~ Mairah
There were 20 good cupcakes and 5 ruined cupcakes. How many more cupcakes are not ruined? ~ Kayden
Jackie had 15 cupcakes and the baker has 30. How many more does the baker have? ~ Shimer
Ms. Watt’s class has 15 cupcakes but Ms. Tsumori’s class has 30. How many more cupcakes does Ms. Tsumori’s class have? ~ Ms. Watt
Kennedy ate 1 cupcake but her dad ate 16. How many more did Kennedy’s dad eat? ~ Ms. Watt

Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 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!