11
The smallest apples are a
little larger than a cherry.
Count forward and backward by odd numbers to 19.
Practice your E and H flash cards for 5 minutes.
Do Speed Drill 11 on page 83.
Record your score in the graph on page 77.
Cups, Pints, and Quarts
Grandma uses cups when she prepares meals and bakes
Sarah’s favorite cookies. She uses quarts when she cans
green beans and peaches. Milk is sold in pints or quarts.
Motor oil and salad dressing may be sold in quarts, too.
=
2 cups = 1 pint
46
=
4 cups = 1 quart
Write
1.
Lesson 11
< or > .
cup
<
pint
Fill in the blanks.
2.
1 quart =
4
quart
>
cups
cup
pint
1 pint =
2
<
quart
cups
3. James took a quart jar of birdseed to school. Each day he put one
cup of seed in the little feeder outside the classroom
window.
How many cups are in one quart?
4
How many days will the birdseed last?
4.
5.
4
Write the missing numbers in the related facts.
11
- 7
4
11
– 7
4
4
+ 7
11
11
– 4
4
+7
4
11
7
+4
7
7
+ 4
11
8
+3
7 11 11 11
11
– 3
8
11
- 4
7
11
– 8
3
+8
3 11
47
Lesson 11
Solution
6.
“Have you sold any honey, Grandpa?” asked
Sarah.
“Yes, I had 148 pints. I have sold 102 of them.”
How many pints of honey does Grandpa
have left?
46
7.
440
+239
679
8.
1
232
+387
619
pints
798
–456
342
1
342
+477
819
424
+ 65
489
1
41
5
+ 6
52
487
– 46
441
1
32
26
+ 3
61
Underline the shape that is farthest to the right.
9.
48
1 48
–1 02
46
89
–20
69
4
2
0
+3
9
Lesson 11
Copy the problems and solve.
10.
67 – 4
505 + 34
67
- 4
63
505
+ 34
539
749 – 26
96 + 3
749
- 26
723
96
+ 3
99
Write the times.
11.
10
11 12 1
9
8
7
6
5
2
4
10
11 12 1
9
3
8
12:40
7
6
5
2
4
3
4:55
10
11 12 1
9
8
7
6
5
2
4
10
11 12 1
9
3
8
9:00
7
6
5
2
4
3
2:50
Read the time for each clock in Number 11 to your teacher.
Write the digits.
12. two hundred
13. seventeen
14. fifty-eight
200
17
58
thirteen
13
four hundred four
six hundred
404
600
49
Lesson 11
Underline the correct answers.
15. Always use
digits to write minutes.
16. There are
minutes in an hour.
3
2
60
17. The answer in a subtraction problem is called the
18. There are
difference
19. There are
inches in a yard.
sum
feet in a yard.
12
32°F
.
36
3
20. Which freezing temperature does your country use?
0°C
70
12
Answers will vary.
Write the ordinal number to tell which one.
The first one shows you how.
21. The
22. The
23. The
24. The
50
1st and
3rd and
2nd and
4th and
7th
6th
5th
8th
are squares.
are stars.
are not polygons.
are rectangles.
1st
6th
3rd
8th
2nd
4th
5th
7th
9th
10th
Grandma made ice cream cones.
1 of the cones were chocolate.
Circle
Lesson 11
25.
1 of the ice cream cones.
Circles may vary.
Underline what these shapes are showing.
26. halves
fourths
Write the numbers.
27. six dollars
28. seven dollars and ten cents
29. two dollars and four cents
$6.00
$7.10
$2.04
B
Tell which points mark the triangle.
30.
– 10
31.
B, D, C
Points may be in any order.
D
A
C
76 – 10 =
66
11 – 10 =
1
39 – 10 =
29
51
Lesson 11
Circle the pairs. Write the numbers below each pair.
32.
2
4
6
8
10
33. How many pairs of house slippers are there?
34. How many slippers are left over?
1
35. Is 11 an even number or odd number?
5
even
pairs
odd
Solve the code to find Sarah’s favorite Bible verse.
If the answer is 3 write y.
If the answer is 11 write B.
If the answer is 6 write d.
If the answer is 7 write i.
If the answer is 5 write k.
If the answer is 2 write e.
If the answer is 9 write n.
B
7+4
k
e
y
7–5
11 – 8 10 – 8
i
10 – 5 4 + 3
52
e
n
d
4 + 5 12 – 6
~ Eph. 4:32