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A Variety of Presentations
1. Make overhead transparencies of the lessons. Present each lesson as an oral activity
with the entire class. Write answers and make corrections using an erasable marker.
As the class becomes more familiar with Daily Word Problems, have students mark
their answers first and then check them against correct responses marked on the
transparency.
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strategies. (Use these pages as independent practice only after much group
experience with the lessons.)
3. Occasionally you may want to reproduce problems as a test to see how individuals
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1. Allow students to use whatever tools they need to solve problems. Some students
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how solutions were reached.
3. Teach students to follow problem-solving strategies:

• Read the problem carefully more than one time. Think about it as you read.
• Mark the important information in the problem.
What question does the problem ask?
What words will help you know how to solve the problem (in all, left, how
many more, etc.)?
What facts will help you answer the question? (Cross out facts
that are NOT needed.)
• Think about what you need to do to solve the problem (add, subtract, multiply).
• Solve the problem. Does your answer make sense?
• Check your answer.
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Daily Word Problems • EMC 3002

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 Work Space:
Puppy
Jim has a puppy. His puppy

eats dog bones. The puppy
eats 1 bone a day.
1. How many bones will the
puppy eat in a week?
2. How many bones will the Answer:
puppy eat in two weeks?
1. bones in a week
2. bones in two weeks
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 1 Work Space:
Puppy Show your answer on the clock.
Jim took his puppy for a

walk on Saturday. He left
home at 4:00. He walked for
an hour.
At what time did he get
home?
Answer:
:
Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 1
Wednesday–Week Work Space:
Puppy
Puppy Color ½ of this can.
Jim’s puppy eats ½ of a can

of dog food a day.
How many days will one can
of food last?
Answer:
days
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 1 1
Thursday–Week Work Space:
Puppy
Puppy
Jim’s puppy needed a collar.

It cost $3.00. Jim gave the
clerk $5.00.
How much money did Jim
get back?
Answer:

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 1 Puppy
Fill in the missing numbers on the chart.
eyes tail
ears wings
collar whiskers
legs nose
1. How many legs would two dogs have? legs
2. How many ears would two dogs have? ears
3. How many wings would five dogs have? wings

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Penguins
There were 5 penguins

walking across the ice.
There were 6 penguins
sliding into the water.
How many penguins were
there in all?
Answer:
penguins
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Penguins
A penguin swam after a

school of fish. There were
12 fish in the school. The
penguin ate 7 of the fish.
How many fish were left?
Answer:
fish

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 2
Penguins
Puppy
There were three penguins.

The first penguin ate 3 fish.
The next penguin ate 5 fish.
The last penguin ate 4 fish.
How many fish did they eat
in all?
Answer:
fish
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 1 2
Thursday–Week Work Space:
Puppy
Penguins
Mike saw six penguins at the

zoo. ½ of the penguins were
in the water.
How many penguins were
not in the water?
Answer:
penguins

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 2 Penguins
Bobby’s class saw penguins at the zoo. They read a

sign that told how tall the penguins were. Bobby’s
teacher asked some questions about the penguins.
A B C D
Emperor Chinstrap Galápagos Little Blue
penguin penguin penguin penguin
45 inches 25 inches 20 inches 15 inches
1. Which penguin is the tallest?
2. Which penguin is the shortest?
3. How much taller is penguin A than

penguin B?

Daily Word Name:
Problems
School Days
Morgan and Rachel walked

one mile to school. They
walked one mile home after
school.
How many miles a day did
they walk?
Answer:
miles
Daily Word Name:

Problems
School Days
Morgan got a slate and chalk

for school. A slate costs
5 cents. Chalk costs 2 cents.
He paid with two nickels.
How much change did he get
back?
Answer:
cents

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 3
School
PuppyDays
Mother baked 12 rolls. She

put 2 rolls in Morgan’s lunch
bucket. She put 1 roll in
Rachel’s lunch bucket.
How many rolls were left?
Answer:
rolls
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 13
Thursday-Week Work Space:
PuppyDays
School Show your answer on the clock.
School starts at 8:30. It

takes half an hour to walk to
school.
At what time do Morgan and
Rachel have to leave home?
Answer:
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 3 School Days
Morgan and Rachel go to a small school. There are only two

classrooms in the school. There are 10 students in Morgan’s class
and 18 students in Rachel’s class.
1. How many children go to this

school in all? children
2. How many more children are in

Rachel’s class than Morgan’s? children

Daily Word Name:
Problems
My Piggy Bank
Herman put 6 nickels in

his piggy bank. Ann put
8 nickels in her piggy bank.
1. How much did each child Answer:
save?
1. Herman ¢
2. How much more did Ann
save than Herman? Ann ¢
2. ¢
Daily Word Name:

Problems
My Piggy Bank
Terry took 15¢ from his

bank. He spent 9¢.
How much money did he
have left?
Answer:

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 4
My Puppy
Piggy Bank
Gus saved 10¢ every day for

a week.
How much money did he
save?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 14
My Puppy
Piggy Bank
Pedro put 2 nickels and

3 dimes in his piggy bank.
How much money did Pedro
save?
Answer:

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 4 My Piggy Bank
On Friday, Max opened his bank and found this much money.
Max took out 47¢. How much money did he have

left in his bank?

Daily Word Name:
Problems
A Picnic
Goldilocks had a picnic. She

asked the Three Bears to
come. She asked the Seven
Dwarfs, too.
How many guests did she
ask?
Answer:
guests
Daily Word Name:

Problems
A Picnic
Mother made 18 peanut

butter sandwiches and
12 egg sandwiches for the
picnic. 9 peanut butter
sandwiches were eaten.
How many peanut butter
Answer:
sandwiches were left?
peanut butter sandwiches

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 5
APuppy
Picnic Show your answer on the clock.
The picnic lasted 3 hours.

If it started at 2 o’clock, at
what time did it end?
Answer:
Answer:
o’clock
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 15
Puppy
A Picnic
Each of the Seven Dwarfs

ate 2 cookies. Each of the
Three Bears ate 2 brownies.
How many more cookies
were eaten than brownies?
Answer:
cookies

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 5 A Picnic
Goldilocks made a chart to show how
much food was eaten at her picnic.
peanut butter sandwiches //// ////

egg sandwiches //// //
cookies //// //// ////
brownies //// /
carrot sticks //// ////
orange juice //// //
apple juice //// //// //
Remember: //// = 5
1. How many more cookies than brownies

were eaten? cookies
2. How many sandwiches were eaten

in all? sandwiches

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Nature Walk Show your answer on the clock.
Jakob went for a walk in

the woods with Grandpa.
They left home at 1 o’clock.
“Be back in 2 hours,” said
Jakob’s mother.
At what time did they have
Answer:
to be back?
o’clock
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Nature Walk
Jakob and Grandpa saw

6 birds and 3 squirrels.
They saw 5 rabbits and
1 snake.
How many animals did they
see on the walk?
Answer:
animals

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 6
Nature
PuppyWalk
Grandpa and Jakob saw a

squirrel picking up nuts.
12 nuts were on the ground.
The squirrel took 7 of the
nuts away.
How many nuts were still on
Answer:
the ground?
nuts
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Problems
Tuesday–Week 16
PuppyWalk
Nature
Jakob likes to go on walks

with Grandpa. Last month
they walked on nine days.
This month they walked on
eight days.
On how many days did they
Answer:
walk in the two months?
days

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 6 Nature Walk
Grandpa took lunch out of his backpack.

He had two sandwiches and four cookies.
He gave half of the lunch to Jakob.
How many did Grandpa give Jakob?
sandwich
cookies
Color the things Jakob ate.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Pet Fish
Walter has three blue fish

and two red fish. Kim has
one black fish. Norma has
eight goldfish.
How many more fish does
Norma have than Walter?
Answer:
fish
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Pet Fish
Walter got more pet fish.

He needed a bigger tank for
his fish. The new tank cost
$8.00. Walter paid with two
$5.00 bills.
Answer:
back?

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 7
Pet Fish
Puppy
Walter uses ½ of a box of

fish food in a week. Norma
uses » of a box of fish food
in a week.
Who uses the most fish
food?
Answer:
uses the most fish food.
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 17
Puppy
Pet Fish
One of Walter’s fish had

14 babies. He gave half of
the babies to Norma.
How many fish did Walter
give her?
Answer:
fish

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 7 Pet Fish
Walter measured his pet fish. He made this
chart to show how long the fish were.
Spotty 14 cm
Stripes 28 cm
Tiny 6 cm
1. How much longer is Stripes than Spotty? cm
2. How much longer is Spotty than Tiny? cm

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Soup
Maggie wanted chicken

noodle soup for lunch.
One can of soup made
4 servings. Maggie ate two
servings. Her mother ate
one serving.
Answer:
How much soup was left?
serving
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Soup
Soup is on sale at the

market. I can buy 2 cans
for $1.00.
How much will I pay if I
buy 4 cans?
Answer:

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 8
Soup
Puppy
Father likes to make

homemade soup. This is
what he bought for his soup.
6 carrots
1 onion
4 potatoes
7 green beans Answer:
How many vegetables did he

use in all? vegetables
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 18
Puppy
Soup
Father bought rolls to go

with the soup he made.
Each roll cost 10¢.
How much did Father pay
for six rolls?
Answer:

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 8 Soup
Maggie asked 8 friends, “Do you want chicken

soup, tomato soup, or pea soup?” ½ wanted
chicken soup. » wanted tomato soup. The rest
wanted pea soup.
Color the bowls green to show how many friends wanted pea soup.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
The Bakery
Tina went to the bakery for

her mother. She bought one
dozen small cookies and five
large cookies.
How many more small
cookies than large cookies
Answer:
did Tina buy?
small cookies
Daily Word Name:

Problems
The Bakery
The baker sold 5 cupcakes,

6 muffins, and 9 rolls to
Mrs. Lee.
How many treats did
Mrs. Lee buy?
Answer:
treats

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 9
The Bakery
Puppy
If one cookie costs 5¢, how

many can you buy with a
quarter?
Answer:
cookies
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 19
Puppy
The Bakery Color » of these cookies brown.
Pete had eight cookies.

He gave » of the cookies
to Bob.
How many cookies did he
have left?
Answer:
cookies

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 9 The Bakery
Cookie 5¢
Muffin 10¢
Tart 30¢
1. What can I buy if I have a dime

and six pennies?
2. How many cookies can I buy

with 6 nickels? cookies
3. I bought two muffins. I paid with

a quarter. How much change will
I get back? ¢
Daily Word Name:
Problems
Snacks
Marcus likes pickles a lot.

Yesterday he ate 3 dill
pickles, 4 sweet pickles,
and 3 bread-and-butter
pickles. Today he ate twice
as many pickles.
Answer:
How many pickles did
Marcus eat today?
pickles
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Snacks
Jan and her friends wanted

popcorn after school. Mom
made 15 cups of popcorn.
The girls ate 12 cups.
How many cups of popcorn
were left?
Answer:
cups of popcorn

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monday–Week 1 10
Snacks
Puppy Color the peanuts Pete gave Bill.
Pete had 12 peanuts. He

gave ¼ of the peanuts
to Bill.
How many peanuts did he
give Bill?
Answer:
peanuts
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 110
Puppy
Snacks
My Brownie troop ate

sandwiches after our
meeting. Each sandwich had
2 slices of bread.
How many slices of bread
did it take to make
Answer:
9 sandwiches?
slices of bread

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 10 Snacks
Today’s Special Snacks
pickles 60¢
popcorn 30¢
peanuts 70¢
pretzels 50¢
Arnold wanted a snack. He went to the store to buy

something. He looked at what things cost. He had
85¢. He bought two snacks.
What did he buy?

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Clowns
A funny car stopped in the

circus ring. Out came a
dozen clowns. Four of the
clowns were tall. The rest
were short.
How many short clowns were
Answer:
there?
short clowns
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Clowns
Bobo the clown has many

trained animals. He has
20 dogs, 12 cats, and
26 mice.
How many animals does
Bobo have in all?
Answer:
animals

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Monday–Week 1 11 Work Space:
Clowns
Arturo and Miguel went to

the circus to see the clowns.
The show started at 2:30.
It lasted 3 hours.
At what time was the show
over?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 111
Puppy
Clowns
The ringmaster measured

the clowns in his circus. The
tallest clown was 76 inches
tall. The shortest clown was
54 inches tall.
How much taller was the
Answer:
tallest clown than the
shortest clown?
inches

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 11 Clowns
One funny clown made animals out of balloons.

It cost 60¢ to buy one of the balloon animals.
Circle the number of dimes Miguel needs to buy one.
How much money does he have left? ¢

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Kites
Mr. Wong had 24 blue kites,

22 red kites, and 13 orange
kites for sale.
How many kites did he have
for sale?
Answer:
kites
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Kites
15 children took kites to the

park. 9 of the children were
boys.
How many girls took kites to
the park?
Answer:
girls

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Kites
Puppy
Sally bought a kite. She paid

this much money.
How much did her kite cost?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 112
Puppy
Kites Show your answer on the clock.
Clara took her kite to the

park at 3:00. She had to be
home in an hour and a half.
At what time did she have to
be home?
Answer:
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 12 Kites
This graph tells about the colors of kites children
were flying in the park. Each kite picture stands for
2 kites. Use the graph to help you answer the questions.
Colorful Kites
red
blue
purple
green =2
1. How many more children have

red kites than purple kites? children
2. How many children have kites? children

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Pets at School
Our teacher let us bring our

pets to school. Colby brought
his pet snake. When he got
the snake it was 12 inches
long. Now it is 32 inches long.
How much has the snake
Answer:
grown?
inches
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Pets at School
Maria brought her cats

Fluffy and Samson to school.
Maria is 7 years old. Fluffy
is 6 years old. Samson is
9 years older than Fluffy.
How old is Samson?
Answer:
years old

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
PetsPuppy
at School
Rani brought her pet parrot

Squawk to class. Squawk
has been in Rani’s family for
26 years.
If Squawk was 13 years old
when the family got him,
Answer:
how old is Squawk now?
years old
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 113
Puppy
Pets at School
Sidney showed his pet hens

Ginger and Cluck to the
class. Each hen lays an egg
almost every day. Last year
Ginger laid 234 eggs and
Cluck laid 245 eggs.
Answer:
How many eggs did the hens
lay last year?
eggs

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 13 Pets at School
Mr. Blake asked the class, “What pets do you have?”
This is what he found out.
7 children had dogs.
5 children had cats.
1 child had a fish.
2 children had hamsters.
2 children had birds.
1 child had a snake.
8 children had no pets.
Then Mr. Blake asked, “How many more

children have pets than do not have pets?” children

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Play Ball
23 girls and 36 boys played

ball at recess.
How many students played
ball?
Answer:
students
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Play Ball
We got new balls for every

classroom. Each class got
1 basketball, 1 baseball,
2 kickballs, and 1 soccer
ball.
1. How many balls did each Answer:
class get?
1. balls for each class
2. How many balls were
needed for 10 classes? 2. balls in all

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Play
PuppyBall
Some boys had a contest

during recess. Bob made
twelve baskets. Raul made
ten baskets. Leroy made
fourteen baskets.
How many baskets did the
Answer:
boys make in all?
baskets
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 114
Puppy
Play Ball
Kanisha’s parents gave her a

soccer ball. The soccer ball
cost $23.00. Father gave
the clerk $25.00.
back?
Answer:

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 14 Play Ball
The kids in my neighborhood love to play ball games.
Ball Games
Six kids play basketball and soccer.
Nine kids play baseball and soccer.
Two kids play soccer, baseball, and bowling.
1. What game do the most kids play?

2. How many more kids play soccer
than basketball? kids

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Summer Fun
154 boys and 202 girls are

going to day camp.
How many children is that?
Answer:
children
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Summer Fun
It costs $45.00 for a

week at camp. Sid has only
$30.00.
How much more money does
he need?
Answer:

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Summer
PuppyFun
Sid and his best friends

are having a dog wash to
earn money for camp. They
started washing dogs at 1:30.
They stopped at 4:30.
How many hours did they
Answer:
wash dogs?
hours
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 115
Puppy Fun
Summer
Sid and Mollie each washed

7 dogs. Henry and Pablo
each washed 6 dogs.
How many dogs did the
children wash in all?
Answer:
dogs

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 15 Summer Fun
sh
Dog Wa
$3.0 0
big
m e d iu m $2.0 0
$1.0 0
small
1. Mollie and Sid washed 2 big dogs,

2 medium-sized dogs, and 3 small dogs.
How much money did they make? $
2. Pablo and Henry washed 1 big dog,

2 medium-sized dogs, and 3 small dogs.
How much money did they make? $
3. How much money did the children

make in all? $

Daily Word Name:
Problems
At the Movies
Alex, Tony, and Maggie want

to see a dinosaur movie. A
ticket will cost $2.00 for
each of them.
How much will it cost the
children to see the movie?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
At the Movies
Maggie had 78¢. She bought

a small soda that cost 55¢.
How much money did she
have left?
Answer:

Daily
DailyWord
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
At the Movies
The dinosaur movie started

2 hours ago. It is now 4:00.
At what time did the movie
start?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 116
At Puppy
the Movies
Tony and Maggie walked

9 blocks home. Alex walked
twice as far.
How many blocks did he
walk home?
Answer:
blocks

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 16 At the Movies
Mr. Cruz asked his students, “What kinds of movies
do you like?”
This is what they answered.
dinosaur movies //// //// /

western movies //// //
comedies ////
scary movies //
outer space movies ////
1. What kind of movie did the most

children like?
2. What kind of movie was least popular?
3. How many more children liked dinosaur

movies than scary movies?
4. How many children are shown on the

chart?
Make a tally mark by your favorite kind of movie.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Strongest Kid
Marcus is the strongest kid

in second grade. He used to
lift 12 pounds. Now he can
lift 97 pounds.
How much more can he lift
now?
Answer:
pounds
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Strongest Kid
Marcus can do 1 chin-up

every five seconds.
How long will it take him to
do 9 chin-ups?
Answer:
seconds

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Strongest
Puppy Kid
Marcus did 33 sit-ups this

morning. Then he did 26 this
afternoon.
How many sit-ups did he do
today?
Answer:
sit-ups
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 117
Puppy Kid
Strongest
Marcus rides his exercise

bike 10 minutes each
morning.
How many minutes does he
ride in a week?
Answer:
minutes

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 17 Strongest Kid
My friends and I like to exercise.

Some of us do sit-ups.
Some of us do chin-ups.
Some of us do both.
= 2 children
Sit-ups
th Chin-u
p
Bo
How many more do sit-ups than chin-ups? children

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Raccoons
Raccoons fish for crayfish in

the creek by Otto’s farm.
Otto likes to hide and watch
the raccoons. One night the
raccoons caught 36 crayfish.
The next night they caught
23 crayfish. Answer:
How many more did they

catch on the first night? crayfish
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Problems
Raccoons
There were 10 mother

raccoons in the woods.
Each mother raccoon had
7 babies.
How many raccoon babies
is that in all?
Answer:
babies

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Raccoons
Puppy
If it is very cold, raccoons

stay in a den during most
of the winter. There were
25 raccoons in one den.
There were 15 raccoons in
another den.
Answer:
How many raccoons stayed
in dens?
raccoons
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 118
Puppy
Raccoons Show your answer on the clock.
A raccoon stays in its den

most of the day. At night it
comes out to look for food.
One raccoon came out of its
den at 8:15. It looked for
food for 3 hours.
Answer:
At what time did it go back
into its den?
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 18 Raccoons
Ranger Pete counted the raccoons that came to the river in the
park. In five weeks he saw this many raccoons.
Raccoon Sightings
Week Raccoons
Week 1 10
Week 2 10
Week 3 15
Week 4 10
Week 5 5
1. How many raccoons did Ranger

Pete see in all? raccoons
2. How many more did he see in
Week 3 than in Week 5? raccoons

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Problems
Nuts!
Mrs. Smith’s Nut Shop sells

all kinds of nuts. She sells
walnuts in little bags. Each
bag holds 5 walnuts.
How many walnuts are in
8 bags?
Answer:
walnuts
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Nuts!
Peanuts cost 45¢ a bag.

How much will two bags
cost?
Answer:

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Nuts!
Puppy
A can of nuts costs $1.00.

There are 15 walnuts,
11 pecans, and 43 peanuts
in the can of nuts.
How many nuts are in one
can?
Answer:
nuts
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 119
Puppy
Nuts!
The Nut Shop opens at

8:00. Mrs. Smith closes the
shop for lunch at 12:00.
How many hours is the shop
open before lunch?
Answer:
hours

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 19 Nuts!
This graph shows how many bags of nuts
Mrs. Smith sold today.
0
peanuts walnuts pecans mixed nuts
1. How many more bags of peanuts

were sold than walnuts? bags of peanuts
2. How many fewer bags of pecans
were sold than mixed nuts? bags of pecans
3. How many bags of nuts were
sold in all? bags of nuts
Color a box on the graph to show the kind of nuts you would buy.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Balloons
The Balloon Man had

15 monkey balloons,
23 striped balloons, and
44 round balloons.
How many balloons did he
have?
Answer:
balloons
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Balloons
One Saturday the Balloon

Man sold 32 balloons. On
Sunday he sold 40 balloons.
How many more balloons did
he sell on Sunday?
Answer:
balloons

Daily
DailyWord
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Balloons
Puppy Color the balloons that got away.
Max bought 9 balloons for

his sister’s birthday party.
¼ of the balloons got loose
and flew away.
How many balloons flew
away?
Answer:
balloons
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 120
Puppy
Balloons Show your answer on the clock.
The Balloon Man went to

work at 2:45. He stopped
work an hour later.
At what time did he stop?
Answer:
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 20 Balloons
Look at the Balloon Man’s sign. Then answer the questions.
Balloons For Sale
Round Balloon
25¢
Monkey Balloon
$2.00
Striped Balloon
$1.00
1. Which balloon costs the most?
2. Which balloon costs the least?
3. How much would 4 monkey $

balloons cost?
4. How much would one striped balloon

and one round balloon cost? $

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Bikes
There are 379 students in

school. 261 have a bike.
How many don’t have bikes?
Answer:
students
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Bikes
It is two miles from

Tamara’s house to school.
She rides her bike to school
and back home every day. Answer:
1. How many miles does she

ride in one day?
2. How many miles does she 1. miles in one day
ride in five days? 2. miles in five days

Daily Word
Daily Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Monday–Week 1 21
Bikes
Puppy
200 students never ride

bikes to school. 73 students
ride bikes to school every
day. 126 ride bikes to school
sometimes.
How many students ride
Answer:
bikes to school?
students
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 121
Puppy
Bikes
26 children in Tamara’s
neighborhood ride bikes.
18 of the children wear
helmets.
How many children do not
wear helmets?
Answer:
children

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 21 Bikes
All six children in my family have bike helmets.
• ½ of the children have red helmets.
• ¼ have blue helmets.
Color these helmets to show how many are red and how many
are blue.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Apples
There was a big sign by the

apple farm. The sign said
“You pick, $2.00 a basket -
We pick, $3.00 a basket.”
If I picked three baskets of
apples, what would I pay?
Answer:
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Apples
Max and Terry went to

pick apples. Max picked one
dozen apples. Terry picked
two dozen apples.
How many apples did they
pick in all?
Answer:
apples

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Apples
Puppy
My Uncle George loves

apples. On Friday he picked
43 apples. On Saturday he
picked 31 apples. On Sunday
he picked 25 apples.
How many apples did he pick
Answer:
in all?
apples
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 122
Puppy
Apples
Grandma had 18 apples.

She used ½ of the apples to
make a pie.
1. How many apples did she
have left? Answer:
2. If Grandma made 2 pies, Answer:

how many apples would she 1. apples left
need?
2. apples for 2 pies

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 22 Apples
Anna, Max, and Louis each made an apple pie.

Anna cut her apple pie in half.
Max cut his apple pie into fourths.
Louis cut his apple pie into thirds.
Mark these pies to show how they were cut.
Anna’s Max’s
Louis’s
How many more pieces did Max have than Anna? pieces

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Collections
Ellen collects animal

stickers. She has
30 cat stickers,
24 dog stickers,
22 mouse stickers, and
13 bird stickers.
Answer:
How many stickers does she
have in her collection? stickers
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Collections
Henry and Jerome collect

stamps. Henry has 216 stamps.
Jerome has 479 stamps.
How many fewer stamps does
Henry have than Jerome?
Answer:
stamps

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Collections
Puppy
Betty collects bears. She

has 28 stuffed bears. She
has 12 glass bears.
How many bears does
she have in all?
Answer:
bears
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 123
Puppy
Collections
Steve has 40 trading cards.

Rachel has 10 more than
Steve. Carlos has 10 more
than Rachel.
How many trading cards
does Carlos have?
Answer:
trading cards

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 23 Collections
Peggy collects bird stickers. The stickers cost
different amounts. This chart tells how much
Peggy paid for each sticker.
Robin 15¢ Canary 20 ¢ Crow 50¢
Blue Jay 28¢ Quail 43¢ Toucan 65 ¢
1. How much more did the toucan sticker

cost than the canary sticker? ¢
2. How much would two blue jay

stickers cost? ¢
3. How much less did one robin sticker

cost than a quail sticker? ¢

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Elephants
There were 5 baby elephants

in the herd. There were
twice as many adult
elephants.
How many elephants were in
the herd?
Answer:
elephants
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Elephants
An elephant can live to be

60 years old.
If an elephant is 42 years
old, how long will it be until
it is 60?
Answer:
years

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Elephants
Puppy
The elephant calf weighed

265 pounds when it was
born. Now it weighs
387 pounds.
How many pounds has it
gained?
Answer:
pounds
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 124
Puppy
Elephants
The elephants in the zoo ate

46 bales of hay yesterday.
They ate 28 bales of hay
today.
How much hay did they eat
in two days?
Answer:
bales of hay

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 24 Elephants
If one elephant has 2 ears, how many ears

will 4 elephants have? ears
If one elephant has 4 legs, how many legs

will 3 elephants have? legs
If one elephant has 2 tusks, how many tusks

will 5 elephants have? tusks
If one elephant has 0 wings, how many wings

will 2 elephants have? wings

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Ice Cream
The ice-cream truck comes

down our block at 2:30
every day. It is 2:05.
How many minutes do the
children have to wait?
Answer:
minutes
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Ice Cream
There are 28 children on

our block. Today 19 children
bought ice cream.
How many children did not
buy ice cream?
Answer:
children

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Ice Cream
Puppy
Sixteen children bought

ice-cream cones. Eleven
children bought ice-cream
bars. Three children bought
ice-cream cups.
How many ice creams did
Answer:
the children buy in all?
ice creams
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 125
Puppy
Ice Cream
On Saturday the ice-cream

man sold 124 ice creams.
On Sunday he sold 163 ice
creams.
How many did he sell in all?
Answer:
ice creams

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 25 Ice Cream
Tori and Sam looked at the chart to see what they could buy.
Ice Cream
Ice-Cream Popsicle Ice-Cream Ice-Cream

Cone 30¢ Bar Cup
55¢ 40¢ 25¢
1. How much will it cost to buy a

cone and a bar? ¢
2. How much will it cost to buy a

bar, a cup, and a popsicle? ¢
3. How much more will it cost to buy

a bar than a cup? ¢
4. “I want to buy ice cream for my 3 cones

two sisters and myself,” said Tori. 3 popsicles
“I have 75¢. What can I buy?”
Circle your answer. 3 bars
3 cups

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Frogs
There are 24 frogs in the

water and 13 frogs on lily
pads. There are 42 more
frogs on the bank of the
river.
How many more frogs are on
Answer:
the bank than on lily pads?
frogs
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Frogs
Frogs laid 497 eggs in the

water. 165 eggs hatched.
How many eggs have not
hatched?
Answer:
eggs

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Frogs
Puppy
There were 7 frogs eating

insects. Each frog ate
5 insects.
How many insects did the
frogs eat in all?
Answer:
insects
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 126
Puppy
Frogs
Freddy Frog was very

hungry. This morning he ate
36 insects. This afternoon
he ate 56 insects.
How many insects did
Freddy eat today?
Answer:
insects

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 26 Frogs
Write word problems about this picture. Show how to find the
answers.
Write an addition word problem.
Write a subtraction word problem.
Write a multiplication word problem.

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Happy Birthday
We are getting ready for

Grandma’s birthday party.
Today we bought pretty
paper for 56¢ and a bow
for 35¢ so we can wrap her
present.
Answer:
How much did we spend
in all?
¢
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Happy Birthday
We bought Grandma a card

for her birthday. The card
cost 63¢. We paid 70¢.
How much change did we
get back?
Answer:

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Happy Birthday
Puppy
Today is Grandma’s birthday.

She is 53 years old. Grandma
is 7 years younger than
Grandpa.
How old is Grandpa?
Answer:
years old
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 127
Puppy
Happy Birthday
Grandma had a big birthday

cake. There were 53 candles
on the cake. Grandma cut the
cake into 50 pieces.
How many pieces of cake
were left after 37 pieces
Answer:
were eaten?
pieces of cake

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 27 Happy Birthday
Everybody in our family has a birthday in the
same five months.
Grandpa–January 6
Uncle Jim–March 4
Carl–March 20
Grandma–April 15
Aunt Mary–May 19
Maggie–March 1
Dad–February 12
Uncle Frank–May 3
Sam–January 2
Mom–March 28
Jessie–February 11
Tony–May 16
*And my birthday is February 14,
Valentine’s Day.
Make tally marks to count how many birthdays are in each month.
January February March
April May
1. Which month has the most birthdays?
2. How many birthdays do we
celebrate in that month? birthdays

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Monkey Fun
19 monkeys were sitting

under a tree. 12 monkeys
were swinging in the tree.
How many monkeys were
there in all?
Answer:
monkeys
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Monkey Fun
Four monkeys found a

banana tree. Each monkey
ate five bananas.
How many bananas did the
monkeys eat in all?
Answer:
bananas

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Monkey
PuppyFun
There were 21 bananas

in a bunch. One greedy
monkey ate 15 bananas
before his tummy began to
hurt.
How many bananas were
Answer:
left?
bananas
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 128
Puppy Fun
Monkey
2 monkeys ate 3 bananas

each. 4 monkeys ate
2 bananas each.
How many bananas did the
monkeys eat in all?
Answer:
bananas

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 28 Monkey Fun
Carmen wants to buy a book about monkeys.
She has this much money:
Circle the book that Carmen can buy with the money she has.
$4.55 $4.95 $5.10

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Vacation
We are going camping in

three weeks.
How many days is that?
Answer:
days
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Vacation
Gas for the car costs $26.

Food costs $40. The
campsite costs $25.
How much will the trip cost?
Answer:

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Vacation
Puppy
We drove for 2 hours,

stopped half an hour for
lunch, and swam at the lake
for half an hour.
How long did it take to get
to the campsite?
Answer:
hours
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 129
Puppy
Vacation Show your answer on the clock.
It took my dad 30 minutes

to set up our tents.
If he started at 4:15, at
what time did he finish?
Answer:
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 29 Vacation
Our
Vacation
Map
Mountain
Camp
25
Blue
Lake
37
22
Piney
18
Woods
1. Today we drove from home to Piney Woods and stopped for

lunch. Then we drove to Blue Lake. We stopped to swim for a
while. Then we drove to Mountain Camp.
How many miles did we drive today? miles
2. On Sunday we drove home from Mountain
Camp the quickest way. How many miles
did we drive? miles
3. How many fewer miles did we travel going
home than going to Mountain Camp? miles

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Row the Boat
12 parents, 16 girls, and

22 boys rode to the lake
on a bus.
How many people were going
to the lake?
Answer:
people
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Row the Boat Show your answer on the clock.
The bus left at 8:05. The

trip took 20 minutes.
At what time did the bus
arrive at the lake?
Answer:
:
Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Row the Boat

Puppy
Each boat had one pair of

oars.
How many oars were there Answer:
for these boats?
4 boats = oars
8
Answer: boats = oars
3 boats = oars
6 boats = oars
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 130
Puppy
Row the Boat
It cost $5.00 an hour to

rent a boat.
1. How much would it cost to
rent a boat for 2 hours?
Answer:
2. How much would it cost to
rent a boat for 4 hours? Answer:
1. $ for 2 hours
2. $ for 4 hours

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 30 Row the Boat
There were rowboat races on the lake all day.
The names of the winning boats were shown on a sign.
The winner of each race won $10.00 and a ribbon.
The winner of the most races won $100.00 more and a trophy.
The Winners!
The blue boat won 3 races.
The yellow boat won 4 races.
The red boat won 5 races.
The green boat won 1 race.
The silver boat won 4 races.
1. How many races took place? races
2. Which boat won the most races? boat
3. How much money did the crew of

that boat win? $

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Problems
Crawly Critters
Stan, Fran, and Dan went

on an insect hunt in the
backyard. They saw
26 ladybugs, 9 butterflies,
2 grasshoppers, and
23 ants.
Answer:
How many insects did they
see in all?
insects
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Crawly Critters
A line of ants was crawling on

and around Stan’s sandwich.
“I’ll bet there are 325 ants
on my sandwich,” said Stan.
“And there must be 550 ants
coming in a line.”
Answer:
How many ants did Stan
guess there were in all?
ants

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Crawly Critters
Puppy
Stan, Dan, and Fran saw a

spider catch a fly in its web.
If the spider ate 4 flies
every day, how many flies
would it eat in a week?
Answer:
flies
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 131
Puppy
Crawly Critters
Pretend that a spider and a

fly were wearing shoes.
1. How many shoes would
they need in all?
2. How many pairs of shoes
would they need? Answer:
1. shoes
2. pairs of shoes

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 31 Crawly Critters
One night Dan, Fran, and Stan caught fireflies in jars.
Dan caught 12. Fran caught twice as many as Dan.
Stan caught half as many as Dan.
1. How many fireflies did Fran catch? fireflies
2. How many fireflies did Stan catch? fireflies
3. How many more did Fran catch than Stan? fireflies
4. How many fireflies did they catch in all? fireflies

Daily Word Name:
Problems
A New Home
Kim and her dad built a new

home for their dog, Buddy.
It took Kim and Dad
24 minutes to build the
floor and 68 minutes to
build the walls.
Answer:
How long did they work?
minutes
Daily Word Name:

Problems
A New Home
Kim and Dad used small

pieces of wood to make a
roof for Buddy’s doghouse.
There were 30 pieces of
wood. Dad and Kim used
14 pieces.
Answer:
How many pieces of wood
were left?
pieces of wood

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
A New Home
Puppy
Kim and Dad bought two

cans of paint for the
doghouse. The green paint
cost $4.35 and the white
paint cost $3.52.
How much did the paint cost
Answer:
in all?
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 132
A Puppy
New Home
Kim bought a new water

dish that said “Buddy.”
The new water dish cost
$3.75. Kim gave the clerk
$4.00.
How much money did Kim
Answer:
have left?

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 32 A New Home
Buddy gets dog cookies every day.
This graph shows how many cookies
Buddy ate last week.
0
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1. How many dog cookies did Buddy

eat last week? dog cookies
2. Kim opened a new box of dog cookies

last Monday. A box holds 30 cookies.
How many cookies were left at the
end of the week? dog cookies

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Problems
Little League
There are 48 boys and

47 girls who want to play
baseball this year.
How many children want to
play?
Answer:
children
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Little League
9 players came to batting

practice. Each player got to
bat 3 times.
How many times at bat is
that in all?
Answer:
times at bat

Daily
Daily Word
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Little League
Puppy
Last year Mark’s team got

326 hits. This year they
have had 102 hits so far.
How many more hits do they
need to get as many as last
year?
Answer:
hits
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 133
Puppy
Little League
Mark wants a baseball glove.

He has saved $16.00. The
glove costs $32.00.
How much more money does
Mark need?
Answer:

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 33 Little League
Mark is a great batter. He got hits in the last six games he
played. He wants to get 30 hits this season.
My Hits
game one 4 hits

game two 2 hits
game three 3 hits
game four 1 hit
game five 5 hits
game six 3 hits
1. How many hits has Mark made so far? hits

2. How many more does he need to make 30? hits

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Problems
Gardens
Grandma likes to work in

her flower garden. She
planted 26 tulip bulbs and
37 daffodil bulbs.
How many bulbs did she
plant in all?
Answer:
bulbs
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Gardens
Grandma planted 6 boxes

of marigolds. Each box had
4 marigolds in it.
How many marigolds did
she plant?
Answer:
marigolds

Daily
DailyWord
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Gardens
Puppy
There was a sale at the

plant store. Grandpa bought
a cherry tree for $4.65
and an apple tree for $6.98.
How much more did the
apple tree cost than the
Answer:
cherry tree?
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 134
Puppy
Gardens
Grandpa bought seedlings

for his vegetable garden.
He bought a dozen corn
plants, half a dozen tomato
plants, and three squash
plants.
Answer:
How many plants did
Grandpa buy in all?
plants

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 34 Gardens
Nadia and Burt helped Grandpa pick vegetables
from the garden. They filled 5 baskets with vegetables.
Each basket had 5 ears of corn, 4 tomatoes, and 1 squash.
How many vegetables were in one basket? vegetables

How many vegetables were in all 5 baskets? vegetables
How many squash were there in all? squash
How many ears of corn were there in all? ears of corn
How many tomatoes were there in all? tomatoes

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Eric’s Hens
Eric has a flock of hens.

Every day Eric finds 6 eggs
in the chicken coop.
How many eggs will Eric find
in 5 days?
Answer:
eggs
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Eric’s Hens
Last week Eric found

22 eggs. 14 of the eggs
were brown.
How many eggs were not
brown?
Answer:
eggs

Daily
DailyWord
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Eric’s
PuppyHens
One week Eric found 30 eggs.

His mother used a dozen eggs
to make an angel food cake.
How many eggs were left?
Answer:
eggs
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 135
Puppy
Eric’s Hens
Last year Eric’s hens laid

759 eggs. This year the
hens laid 526 eggs.
How many more eggs did
they lay last year?
Answer:
eggs

Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 35 Eric’s Hens
Eric keeps track of the eggs his
chickens lay. He made this graph
to show how many eggs the hens
laid last week.
0
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun.
1. How many more eggs were laid on

Saturday than on Monday? eggs
2. How many eggs were laid in all? eggs
3. Eric sold one dozen of the eggs.
How many did he have left? eggs

Daily Word Name:
Problems
Piñata Party
Carlos is having a party.

He bought a piñata that
looks like a chicken. It
cost $12.00. Carlos gave the
clerk a $10.00 bill and a
$5.00 bill.
Answer:
back?
$
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Piñata Party
16 boys, 13 girls, and 12 adults

were invited to Carlos’s party.
36 people said they would
come to his party.
How many people could not
come?
Answer:
people

Daily
DailyWord
Word Name:
Problems
Problems
Wednesday–Week
Piñata
PuppyParty
Mrs. Ramirez filled the

piñata with wrapped candy
and small toys. The candy
cost $4.25. The toys cost
$5.50.
How much money did she
Answer:
spend?
Daily Word Name:

Problems
Tuesday–Week 136
Puppy
Piñata Party Show your answer on the clock.
It took 25 minutes for the

children to break the piñata.
If they started hitting the
piñata at 2:00, at what time
did it break?
Answer:
:
Name:
Daily Word Problems

Friday–Week 36 Piñata Party
When the piñata broke, the children rushed to pick up the candy.
1. Luiz picked up 16 pieces of candy. He ate

½ of them. How many pieces did he
have left? pieces
2. Maria picked up 8 pieces of candy. She ate

¿ of them. How many pieces did she have left? pieces
3. Pedro picked up 9 pieces of candy. He ate

¾ of them. How many pieces did he have left? pieces

Answer Key
Week 1 Week 8
Monday—7 bones, 14 bones Monday—1 serving
Tuesday—5:00–Clock should show 5:00. Tuesday—$2.00
Wednesday—2 days–Half of can should be colored. Wednesday—18 vegetables
Thursday—$2.00 Thursday—60¢
Friday—2 eyes, 2 ears, 1 collar, Friday—Any two bowls should be colored green.
4 legs, 1 tail, 0 wings, Week 9
4 whiskers, 1 nose; Monday—7 small cookies
1. 8 legs Tuesday—20 treats
2. 4 ears Wednesday—5 cookies
3. 0 wings Thursday—6 cookies–Two should be colored brown.
Week 2 Friday—1. 3 cookies OR 1 muffin and 1 cookie
Monday—11 penguins 2. 6 cookies
Tuesday—5 fish 3. 5¢
Wednesday—12 fish Week 10
Thursday—3 penguins Monday—20 pickles
Friday—1. A–Emperor penguin Tuesday—3 cups of popcorn
2. D–Little Blue penguin Wednesday—4 peanuts–The same should be colored.
3. 20 inches Thursday—18 slices of bread
Week 3 Friday—popcorn and pretzels
Monday—2 miles Week 11
Tuesday—3 cents Monday—8 clowns
Wednesday—9 rolls Tuesday—58 animals
Thursday—8:00–Clock should show 8:00. Wednesday—5:30–Clock should show 5:30.
Friday—1. 28 children Thursday—22 inches
2. 8 children Friday—6 dimes should be circled; 40¢
Week 4 Week 12
Monday—Herman 30¢, Ann 40¢, 10¢ Monday—59 kites
Tuesday—6¢ Tuesday—6 girls
Wednesday—70¢ Wednesday—92¢
Thursday—40¢ Thursday—4:30–Clock should show 4:30.
Friday—37¢ Friday—1. 6 children
Week 5 2. 20 children
Monday—10 guests Week 13
Tuesday—9 peanut butter sandwiches Monday—20 inches
Wednesday—5:00–Clock should show 5:00. Tuesday—15 years old
Thursday—8 cookies Wednesday—39 years old
Friday—1. 9 cookies Thursday—479 eggs
2. 17 sandwiches Friday—10 children
Week 6 Week 14
Monday—3 o’clock–3:00 Monday—59 students
Tuesday—15 animals Tuesday—1. 5 balls
Wednesday—5 nuts 2. 50 balls
Thursday—17 days Wednesday—36 baskets
Friday—1 sandwich, 2 cookies–The same should be colored. Thursday—$2.00
Week 7 Friday—1. soccer
Monday—3 fish 2. 11 kids
Tuesday—$2.00 Week 15
Wednesday—Walter uses the most fish food. Monday—356 children
Thursday—7 fish Tuesday—$15.00
Friday—1. 14 cm Wednesday—3 hours
2. 8 cm Thursday—26 dogs
Friday—1. $13.00
2. $10.00
3. $23.00

Week 16 Week 23
Monday—$6.00 Monday—89 stickers
Tuesday—23¢ Tuesday—263 stamps
Wednesday—2:00–Clock should show 2:00. Wednesday—40 bears
Thursday—18 blocks Thursday—60 trading cards
Friday—1. dinosaur movies Friday—1. 45¢
2. scary movies 2. 56¢
3. 9 children 3. 28¢
4. 30 children
Week 24
Week 17 Monday—15 elephants
Monday—85 pounds Tuesday—18 years
Tuesday—45 seconds Wednesday—122 pounds
Wednesday—59 sit-ups Thursday—74 bales of hay
Thursday—70 minutes Friday—8 ears
Friday—4 children 12 legs
10 tusks
Week 18
0 wings
Monday—13 crayfish
Tuesday—70 babies Week 25
Wednesday—40 raccoons Monday—25 minutes
Thursday—11:15–Clock should show 11:15. Tuesday—9 children
Friday—1. 50 raccoons Wednesday—30 ice creams
2. 10 raccoons Thursday—287 ice creams
Friday—1. 95¢
Week 19
2. 95¢
Monday—40 walnuts
3. 15¢
Tuesday—90¢
4. 3 cups
Wednesday—69 nuts
Thursday—4 hours Week 26
Friday—1. 4 bags of peanuts Monday—29 frogs
2. 4 bags of pecans Tuesday—332 eggs
3. 18 bags of nuts Wednesday—35 insects
Thursday—92 insects
Week 20
Friday—Answers will vary.
Monday—82 balloons
Tuesday—8 balloons Week 27
Wednesday—3 balloons–Three should be colored. Monday—91¢
Thursday—3:45–Clock should show 3:45. Tuesday—7¢
Friday—1. monkey Wednesday—60 years old
2. round Thursday—13 pieces of cake
3. $8.00 Friday—1. March
4. $1.25 2. 4 birthdays
Week 21 Week 28
Monday—118 students Monday—31 monkeys
Tuesday—1. 4 miles Tuesday—20 bananas
2. 20 miles Wednesday—6 bananas
Wednesday—199 students Thursday—14 bananas
Thursday—8 children Friday—$4.55 book should be circled.
Friday—Three helmets should be red and Week 29
two should be blue. Monday—21 days
Week 22 Tuesday—$91
Monday—$6.00 Wednesday—3 hours
Tuesday—36 apples Thursday—4:45–Clock should show 4:45.
Wednesday—99 apples Friday—1. 65 miles
Thursday—1. 9 apples 2. 37 miles
2. 18 apples 3. 28 miles
Friday—Anna’s pie should be divided in half;
Max’s into fourths; Louis’s into thirds;
2 pieces

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Daily Word Problems • EMC 3002

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Puppy Show your answer on the clock.

Jim took his puppy for a

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Jim’s puppy needed a collar.

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