Name
Enrichment
12-1
Who Wins the Puppy?
1. Dan has
4 groups of 10 and
3 left over.
Dan’s number is _______.
3. Tanya has
5 groups of 10 and
1 left over.
Tanya’s number is _______.
5. Amit has
7 groups of 10 and
4 left over.
Amit’s number is _______.
Reasoning
2. Nancy has
3 groups of 10 and
7 left over.
Nancy’s number is _______.
4. Manny has
2 groups of 10 and
9 left over.
Manny’s number is _______.
6. Jasmine has
9 groups of 10 and
9 left over.
Jasmine’s number is _______.
Use the clues to figure out who wins the puppy.
Write the name.
7. The winner needs more than 5 groups of 10
and less than 6 groups of 10.
The winner is _________________________.
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Enrichment 12-1
Each child has a number.
Read the clues. Write the number.
Name
Enrichment
Does It Belong?
Circle the one in each row that does not belong.
Write the correct number.
1.
12-2
Visual Thinking
40
Enrichment 12-2
4 tens
_______ tens is _______.
2. 30
3 tens
_______ tens is _______.
3. 70
_______ tens is _______.
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6 tens
Name
Enrichment
12-3
Box the Buttons
Number Sense
How many buttons in Column A?
Write the tens and ones in Column B.
Match the number with the button box in Column C.
6
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______ tens ______ ones
______ tens ______ ones
______ tens ______ ones
______ tens ______ ones
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64
46
35
27
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______ tens ______ ones
Name
Enrichment
12-4
How Many Ways?
Write each number 3 different ways.
1.
2.
3 7
3.
37
23
5.
44
87
4.
6.
56
61
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2 17
37
Number Sense
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Name
Count It Up
Enrichment
12-5
Patterns
2. There are 6 flower beds.
Each flower bed can hold 10 flowers.
Rico filled up 5 flower beds.
He only planted 4 flowers in the first flower bed.
Count all the flowers Rico planted.
What numbers do you say as you count?
3. Tanya picked apples. Each basket can hold 10 apples.
She filled 7 baskets.
She put 3 apples in another basket.
Count all the apples.
What numbers do you say as you count?
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1. Each crayon box can hold 10 crayons.
One box has 8 crayons in it.
The other 3 boxes are full.
Count all the crayons.
What numbers do you say
as you count?
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Name
Enrichment
12-6
What Is It?
Write the missing numbers in each list.
Then write the number shown.
1.
Tens
Ones
2.
3
Patterns
Tens
Ones
3
10
2
15
Enrichment 12-6
1
35
30
Number shown: ________
3.
Tens
Ones
4
3
Number shown: ________
4.
Tens
Ones
4
18
10
38
30
48
40
Number shown: ________
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Name
Enrichment
13-1
Jed’s New Pet
START
1 less
20
1
ss
le
1 more
10 more
10 more
ess
10 l
10 less
1
ss
le
10 more
1 more
28
39
30
19
29
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Reasoning
Start at 20. Follow the arrows.
Write the numbers.
The number in the last box will match the number on
Jed’s new pet. Circle the pet.
Name
Enrichment
13-2
Weigh to Go
Choose two numbers for each see-saw.
Write <, >, or = in the circle.
You can use each number only once.
1.
38
19
42
12
18
2
56
48
38
26
32
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Decision Making
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Name
Enrichment
13-3
Hundred Chart Puzzle
Write the missing numbers.
Then draw a line from a piece
on one side to another piece
that completes the puzzle.
1.
7
8
2.
14
19
11
21
10
13
25
32
35
67
70
79
22
90
31
99
3.
66
20
76
27
39
37
87
98
4.
73
71
84
81
92
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75
93
95
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Patterns
Name
Enrichment
13-4
Cool Numbers
Use the numbers in the triangles to write
3 different two-digit numbers.
Write your numbers in the circles.
Then place them on the number line.
1.
1
2
20
30
40
2.
8
70
9
80
3.
90
4
40
7
50
5
100
6
60
70
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10
3
Decision Making
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Name
Enrichment
13-5
A Riddle for the Seasons
Patterns
20
70
52
40
69
91
E
R
E
A
U
P
79
41
71
27
55
M
T
E
T
R
1. _______, 28
2. _______, 53
3. _______, 80
4. 90, _______
5. 19, _______
6. 54, _______
7. 39, _______, _______, 42
8. 68, _______, _______, _______, 72
Find the card with each number.
Match the letters to the
numbers on the lines below
to solve the riddle.
What goes up and down but never moves?
The ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ !
27 52 79 91 20 55 40 41 69 70 71
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Enrichment 13-5
Write the numbers that are before, after,
or between.
Name
Enrichment
Big Fish, Little Fish
Write the numbers in order from
least to greatest.
1. 27
72
45
greatest
16
52
77
least
greatest
Write the numbers in order from greatest to least.
3. 40
89
65
23
greatest
4. 99
66
55
greatest
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least
77
88
least
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97
Number Sense
63
least
2. 35
13-6
Name
Enrichment
13-7
At the Pet Show
The animals line up in the order that they won.
Some prize ribbons fell off.
2nd
1. Circle the place that
the frog won.
Enrichment 13-7
seventh
ninth
eighth
_______________________
5. Gloria’s pet was ahead
of the fish. Her pet is not
the hamster. Which pet
belongs to Gloria?
_______________________
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10th
2. Circle the place that
the lizard won.
3. The turtle was just ahead
of the mouse. The mouse
was in last place. What
place did the turtle win?
70
7th
5th
third
fourth
fifth
4. The cat won the place
between the snake and
the dog. What place did
the cat win?
_______________________
6. Jeremy’s pet came in fourth.
Mike’s pet came in two places
ahead of Jeremy’s pet.
Which pet belongs to Mike?
_______________________
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Visual Thinking
Name
About How Many?
Read the number.
Circle the group that shows about that many.
Enrichment
13-8
Estimation
1.
30
2.
20
3.
4.
40
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50
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Name
Enrichment
13-9
The Soccer Team
Use the clues to identify the correct child.
You can write a list of possible answers
after the first clue to help you find
the child faster.
1. This child is a boy.
He wears glasses.
___________
2. This child is a girl.
She wears a bow.
___________
___________
This child has an odd
number on his shirt.
This child has an even
number on her shirt.
___________
___________
4. This child is a boy.
3. This child is a girl.
He wears a watch.
She wears polka-dot shorts.
___________
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___________
___________
___________
This child has an odd
number on her shirt.
This child has an even
number on his shirt.
___________
___________
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___________
Reasoning
Name
Enrichment
14-1
Double Up
1. I am not the double of 3.
I am not the double of 6.
I am not the double of 5.
10
6
16
12
2. I am not the double of 4.
I am not the double of 9.
I am not the double of 7.
14
8
18
4
I am _______.
I am _______.
I am the double of _______.
I am the double of _______.
3. I am not the double of 8.
I am not the double of 6.
I am not the double of 3.
12
30
Reasoning
8
6
16
4. I am not the double of 2.
I am not the double of 9.
I am not the double of 5.
10
4
14
18
I am _______.
I am _______.
I am the double of _______.
I am the double of _______.
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Enrichment 14-1
Read the clues. Cross out numbers
to find the answer to each riddle.
Name
Enrichment
14-2
Double Scoop
Look at the number of the first scoop
of frozen yogurt. Write the doubles fact.
Then use the same number to write a
doubles plus 1 fact.
Enrichment 14-2
1.
8
+
2.
Number Sense
8
+
7
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Name
14-3
Number Sense
1. Meg picked 7 berries.
Jon picked 9 berries.
Write a doubles plus 2 fact to show
how many berries they have in all.
_________ + _________ = _________
2. Evan picked 5 apples.
Rita picked 7 apples.
Write a doubles plus 2 fact to show
how many apples they have in all.
_________ + _________ =_________
3. Kate picked 3 oranges.
Gary picked 5 oranges.
Write a doubles plus 2 fact to show
how many oranges they have in all.
_________ + _________ = _________
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Picking Fruit
Enrichment
Name
Enrichment
Funny Money
14-4
Number Sense
Write the sums in the first column.
Then match the sums to the coins in the second column.
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1. 7¢ + 5¢ = _________¢
2. 8¢ + 6¢ = _________¢
4. 9¢ + 9¢ = _________¢
5. 8¢ + 9¢ = _________¢
6. 5¢ + 6¢ = _________¢
7. 8¢ + 7¢ = _________¢
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3. 9¢ + 7¢ = _________¢
Name
Enrichment
14-5
Making 10 to Add 9
10 points
9 points
8 points
7 points
6 points
5 points
Algebra
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Enrichment 14-5
Each person at a fair wins 2 tickets.
Each of these tickets is worth a certain
number of points. Circle the 2 tickets
in each row that are worth more points.
Topic 14
Name
Enrichment
14-6
Making 10 to Add 8
Number Sense
Each toy has a price tag.
Read how much money each child has.
Decide if it is the right amount of money to buy the toys.
Circle yes or no.
1. Jack has 1 dime and 3 pennies.
Does he have the right amount of
money to buy both dinosaurs?
yes
no
8¢
5¢
8¢
8¢
8¢
4¢
8¢
9¢
2. Nicole has 1 dime and 5 pennies.
Does she have the right amount
of money to buy both balls?
no
3. Liz has 1 dime and 2 pennies. Does
she have the right amount of money
to buy both tops?
yes
no
4. Robin has 1 dime and 6 pennies.
Does she have the right amount of
money to buy both dolls?
yes
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yes
Name
Enrichment
14-7
How Many Is That?
Add the numbers shown.
Circle the 2 numbers you add first.
1.
3
______
7
2
+ ______
12
2.
______
3.
4
______
3
7
______
2
6
4.
8
______
5
______
2
+ ______
5
+ ______
______
______
Number Sense
+ ______
6
5.
______
______
+ ______
5
6.
9
4
1
______
7
______
+ ______
4
3
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Name
Enrichment
14-8
Pay the Price
Use the price list to answer the questions.
Number Sense
Pencil
5¢
Pencil
Sharpener
6¢
Eraser
7¢
Paint Set
9¢
Ruler
8¢
Crayons
8¢
1. Lily wants to buy a pencil
and a ruler. How much
do they cost?
____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
Lily pays 15¢.
What is her change?
____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
2. Morgan wants to buy a
paint set and a ruler. How
much do they cost?
____ ¢
Morgan has 9¢. How much
more money does Morgan
need?
____ ¢
3. Pam buys crayons and
a pencil. How much
do they cost?
____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
If Pam buys another pencil,
how much would her items
cost altogether?
____ ¢
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____ ¢ = ____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
4. Enrique buys crayons and
an eraser.
How much do they cost?
____ ¢
____ ¢ = ____ ¢
He pays with a dime and
a nickel. Does he get
change back?
______
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