Math Homework
Name _________________________________
Parent Initial_________
Monday, April 25th
4. Label the first clock 7:50.
Perimeter is the _______ of all the
sides of a polygon.
Label the second clock 25 minutes
later.
1. What is the length of the missing
side of the polygon below if the
perimeter of the polygon is 33 cm ?
Show your work.
15 cm
5 cm
5 cm
?
Circle the name of the polygon
above: rhombus or trapezoid
Area is the number of square units
need to cover a surface.
2. Find the area of the unmarked
array below.
34 in
8 in
3. Look at the array on question#2.
What is the perimeter of the
rectangle? Show your work.
First Clock
Second Clock
5. Weekly attendance at a zoo is
shown below.
* Week 1 Attendance: 26,498 people
* Week 2 Attendance: 25,876 people
* Week 3 Attendance: 26,245 people
Attendance for Week 4 is greater
than Week 3 but less than Week 1.
Which number below could have
been the attendance in Week 4?
a.
b.
c.
d.
26,987
26,249
26,224
25,987
5. Solve:
9 = ____ ÷ 6
8 x _____ = 72
_____ = 6 x 7
Math Homework
Name _________________________________
Tuesday, April 26th
1. Aniya collected pennies for a class
fundraiser. She collected 6,409
pennies over 3 months. Which does
NOT show the number 6,409?
Parent Initial_________
4. Jack has the following coins. How
much money does Jack have?
a. 6 thousands, 4 hundred, 9 ones
b. 5 thousands, 14 hundreds, 9 ones
c. 6 thousands, 409 ones
d. 5 thousands, 4 hundreds, 9 ones
2. Solve:
36 x 8 =
5. What coins could you add to the coins
above to make a total of $1.25? Draw
the coins and label them.
3. Mrs. Olgetree ordered 15 boxes of
snacks for the third graders. Each box
has 8 individual snacks. If Mrs.
Olgetree needs 103 snacks, did she
order enough boxes? Show your
work.
6. What is the area of the of the figure
below?
Math Homework
Name _________________________________
Wednesday, April 27th
Parent Initial_________
3. Daniel’s karate class began at 6:35
pm. If the class was 35 minutes long,
what time did the class end?
1. The graph below shows the number
of points each person scored in the
tournament.
Basketball Tournament Points
a.
b.
c.
d.
Gloria
Hannah
Issac
Colby
0
10
20
30
40
50
Based on the information in the bar
graph, which statement is true?
a. Colby scored 15 fewer points than
Gloria.
b. Hannah scored twenty more
points than Issac.
c. Issac scored twice as many points
as Gloria.
d. Hannah scored more points than
Gloria, Issac, and Colby
combined.
2. Point Y is labeled on the number line
below.
Y
0
1
7:00
7:05
7:10
7:15
pm
pm
pm
pm
4. The third grade teachers collected
508 pencils at the beginning of the year.
By April 1st they only had 124 pencils
left. How many pencils have been used
so far? Show your work.
5. Circle the fraction comparison that is
NOT true.
3
/8 >
5
/8
2
/3 >
2
/4
4
/8 <
4
/6
3
/6 <
5
/6
6.
Solve:
1,597 + 3,879 =
Math Homework
Name _________________________________
Parent Initial_________
Thursday, April 28th
4. Solve all three equations below.
1. Sam planted 12 tomato plants in each
row in his garden. He planted 9 rows.
How many tomato plants did he plant in
all?
A: 425 + 267 + _____ = 1,000
B: 1,000 – 425 – 267 = _______
Record your answer and fill in the
bubbles on the griddable above. Be sure
to use the correct place value.
C: 1,000 + 425 + 267 = _______
2. The expanded notation of a number is
shown.
Which two equations have the same
answer? Circle them.
(4 x 10,000) + (5 x 1,000) + (8 x 10)
5. Makenzie used snap cubes to make 6
rows with 7 snap cubes in each row.
What is the area of the snap cubes?
Show your work.
What is the number written in standard
form?
a.
b.
c.
d.
45,800
40,580
45,580
45,080
6. What fraction of the model below is
shaded?
3. Solve:
1,000 - 339 =
What fraction of the model is not
shaded?