5th Grade Math Jeopardy after Lesson 2'3

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Presentation by Connie Burton
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ADD
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SUBTRACT
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ADDITION WORD PROBLEMS
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SUBTRACTION WORD PROBLEMS
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ADDING 3 NUMBERS
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SUBTRACTING ACROSS ZEROS
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ADDITION WORD PROBLEMS
SUBTRACTION WORD PROBLEMS
ADDING 3 NUMBERS
SUBTRACTING ACROSS ZEROS
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3,895 263
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4,158
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46,921 37
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46,958
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58,993 729
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59,722
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82,346 367
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82,713
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108,923 7,383
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116,306
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56,213 - 482
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55,731
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6,342 - 4,215
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2,127
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300 - 250
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680 - 429
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251
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956 - 247
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709
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Bill had seventeen rabbits. Carol had 21 fish in
her pond. How many pets did they have in all?
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38 pets
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Sarah had four books. Bill had five
magazines. How many items did they have?
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9 items
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There were fifteen houses in one block. There
were 16 houses in the next block. How many houses
in all?
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31 houses
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Sue had fourteen rose bushes. Mary had twelve
rose bushes. How many rose bushes did the two
have?
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26 rose bushes
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Sam had twenty-two pencils. Mary had 35
pencils. How many pencils in all?
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57 pencils
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Lois had 32 jelly beans. She ate fourteen. How
many are left?
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18 jellybeans
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Mary had 75 plants to plant in her
garden. Yesterday, she planted 33. How many are
left to plant?
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42 plants
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Bill caught thirty-seven fish. He gave twelve to
his neighbor. How many are left?
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25 fish
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The Smith's have 137 books in their
library. Water damaged 29 of them. How many are
not damaged?
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108 books
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Bill had 100 pencils. He gave 38 away. How many
are left?
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62 pencils
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118 426 239
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783
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671 500 323

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1,494
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2,333 4,250 750
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7,333
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38,109 5,898 305
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44,312
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Daily Double!!
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310,876 78,092 10,872
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399,840
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20,006 - 4,036
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15,970
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6,000 - 3,455
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2,545
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20,000 - 6,392
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13,608
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80,000 - 298
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79,702
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2,000 - 1,256
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744
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Final Jeopardy
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