Week 3 · Day 5 Practice Pages
Practice page · Week 3, Day 5
Mathematics
I can solve subtraction word problems and get ready for my weekly check.
Look: kinds of subtraction stories
- Take away: some leave or are used up.
- Compare: how many more or how many fewer?
- Missing part: how many more are needed to reach a goal?
Solve. Show your work.
- 1.
Aiden's puzzle has 650 pieces. He has placed 375. How many pieces are left?
- 2.
Grace jumped rope 342 times. Leo jumped 516 times. How many more jumps did Leo make?
- 3.
Mila wants to save 800 pennies. She has 455. How many more pennies does she need?
Get ready: mixed review.
- 4.
760 − 340 = ____
- 5.
924 − 381 = ____
- 6.
501 − 236 = ____
- 7.
Max has 60 more cards than Ivy. Ivy has 275 cards. How many cards does Max have? Add or subtract?
Challenge: Write a compare story for 615 − 290. Solve it.
Practice page · Week 3, Day 5
English Language Arts
I can get ready by reviewing questions, quotes and r-controlled words.
Get ready: answer each one.
- 1.
Write three words that can start a question.
- 2.
Quote or paraphrase? Coach said, "Keep your eyes on the ball."
○ quote○ paraphrase - 3.
Quote or paraphrase? Coach told us to watch the ball closely.
○ quote○ paraphrase - 4.
Add the comma and quotation marks: Sam said Look at the moon!
- 5.
Where should the end mark go: inside or outside the closing quotation marks?
○ inside○ outside
Split each challenge word into syllables.
- 6.
perfect
- 7.
thirsty
Challenge: Write a sentence with a word that has er, one with ir and one with ur.
Practice page · Week 3, Day 5
Science
I can get ready by using friction to explain a race.
Get ready: friction race. Roll the car onto two surfaces side by side.
| Surface | Trial 1 (inches) | Trial 2 (inches) |
|---|---|---|
- 1.
Which car stopped first? Use the word friction in your answer.
Mixed review. Answer each one.
- 2.
Diego's sled slides fast on icy snow and slowly on soft snow. Which has more friction?
- 3.
Name one way to make a squeaky door hinge have less friction.
- 4.
Name one place where you want lots of friction.
Materials: a toy car · books for a ramp · two different surfaces · a tape measure
Practice page · Week 3, Day 5
Social Studies
I can get ready by reading a whole map.
Map of Pine Valley
Scale: 1 inch = 10 miles. Key: a star in a circle means the state capital. A dot means a town. A blue line means a river. Riverton sits north of the capital. Oakdale sits west of the capital. On the map, Riverton is 3 inches from the capital.
Get ready: use the map facts to answer.
- 1.
What does the star in a circle mean?
- 2.
What direction is Riverton from the capital?
- 3.
What direction is the capital from Oakdale?
- 4.
How many real miles is Riverton from the capital?
- 5.
What does the blue line show?
Challenge: Draw a tiny treasure map with a key and a compass rose.
Materials: ruler