kindergarten math calendar december 2009

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Would you eat breakfast in the morning or the afternoon?

2 Draw a circle. Draw a square beside it.

3 Which coin is worth 25 cents?

4 How are rectangles and squares alike? How are they different?

5 Anna has 3 cats. Don has 4 dogs. Who has more pets?

6 Write the numbers… 1 – 10.

7 What is yourfavorite thing todo in theevening?

8 Draw five hats. 9 Nick bought five pieces of pie. He paid with five nickels. How much money did Nick spend?

10 There are 5 people in Matt’s family. How many legs are in his family?

11 Draw a square. Draw a triangle inside the square.

12 How many E’s are in the word December?

13 How many letters are in your last name? Your first?

14 Draw 8 triangles.

15 Which day of the week comes after Wednesday?

16 Name something that is in the shape of a cube.

17 Write the number nine. Draw nine smiling faces.

18 What is the name of the month that comes before December?

19 Are there more faces or diamonds?

20 Maya has five apples. Chris has two apples. How many apples do they have altogether?

21 Write the number that shows how many E’s are in the word Kindergarten.

22 Write the number that equals six.

23 Name this shape.

24 How many O’s are in the words, “Ho! Ho! Ho!”?

25 Do you go to bed in the morning or the evening?

26 Draw a rectangle below a circle.

27 Is an elephant shorter than a man?

28 Which coin is worth 5 cents?

29 Which shape has 3 sides?

30 Make a winter picture and include 10 snowflakes.

31 Name something that is in the shape of a sphere.

Kindergarten Math Calendar December 2009


1 Write four addition sentences that have a sum of 10.

2 If 5 + 8 = 13, then 13 – 8 =___

If 12 – 9 = 3, then ___ + 3 = 12

3 What is an addend?

4 Make a picture using two circles and one square.

5 2 + 7 = __ +3

4 + 4 = 5 + __

6 Make three equations that have the sum of eight.

7 Count by 5s to 100.

8 Tim made 5 chocolate pies. Laura made 3 lemon pies. How many pies do they have in all?

9 3 cats sat on the steps. 1 of the cats left. How many cats are sitting there now?

10 5 + 8 = 8 + 9 = 4 + 7 =

11 If you are 7 years old and tomorrow is your birthday, how old will you be tomorrow?

12 How many E’s are in the word December?

13 How many times does the minute hand move around the clock in 1 hour?

14 How many days are in one week?

15 Do you eat breakfast before lunch?

16 Write a fact family for …7 + 8 = 15.

17 How many tens and ones are in the number 89?

18 Which is longer – a school day or a movie?

19 How many months are in 2 years?

20 What day of the week is December 2nd?

21 Write the number that shows how many R’s are in the words First Grade.

22 11 + 5 = 10 + 4 = 9 + 5 =

23 How many weeks are in December?

24 How many O’s are in the words, “Ho! Ho! Ho!”?

25 Which is shorter – a sneeze or a television show?

26 Name something that is a rectangular prism.

27 Write 2 subtraction sentences that have a difference of 5.

28 Name twocoins that whencombined giveyou 30 cents.

29 Draw a cylinder.

30 Make a winter picture and include 15 snowflakes.

31 Sam has 3 dogs, 1 cat, and 2 birds. Matt has 1 bird and 3 cats. Who has more animals?

First Grade Math Calendar December 2009


1 There are 5 birds in a tree. How many bird legs do you see?

2 Write three equations that equal 16.

3 Complete the pattern.12, __, 16, 18, __

4 ____ dimes = $1.00

____nickels = $1.00

5 Compare using >, <, =.34__3343__75

6 Subtract.15 – 9=22 – 10=18 – 9=

7 Karen wantsto buy a pen thatcosts 75 cents. She has 2quarters and 3dimes. Can she?

8 Draw a Venn diagram to represent the following:

Cats and dogs

9 How many tens are in these numbers?

39 43 176

10 How many minutes are in a half hour?

11 Write the number that has 3 thousands, 4 hundreds, and 5 ones.

12 Jess has twice as many crayons as Joan. Joan has 12 crayons. How many does Jess have?

13 Which shape has more sides – a trapezoid or a pentagon?

14 Jim had 50 cents. He paid 45 cents for a candy bar. How much change will he get?

15 ADD.12 + 3 =8 + 14 =4 + 16 =30 + 4 =

16 I have 2 more tens that I have ones. I have 5 ones. What number am I?

17 Find something in this form at your house.

18 3 + 8 + 2 = 9 + 12 + 1 = 4 + 4 + 4 =

19 How many hundreds are in these numbers?1,290 543

20 It is 2 o’clock. What time will it be in three hours?

21 What would you use to measure the temperature of the air?

22 How many hours are in one day?

23 Draw a clock that shows 15 minutes before 3.

24 How many legs do 8 reindeer have altogether?

25 Write this number in expanded form.679

26 If the temperature is 46 degrees, is it above freezing?

27 Subtract.221 – 20=____

28 Write 3 equations that equal 20.

29 I am a number that has 4 ones and 5 tens. What am I?

30 Make a winter picture and include 5 x 6 snowflakes.

31 Fill in the missing numbers.20, __, 40, 50,__

Second Grade Math Calendar December 2009


1 2 + 4 = __ - 3 4 + 7 = 6 + __ 1 + 9 = 3 + __

2 Jo is planning a party for 15. She has 3 tables. How many friends can sit at each table?

3 20 ÷ 5 = 36 ÷ 6 = 72 ÷ 8 = 15 ÷ 3 =

4 Round 4,389 to the hundreds place.

5 Use >, <, or =. 234 ___432111 ___101

6 Nancy has a dozen roses. If she gives away half, how many are left?

7 How manydays are in oneyear?

8 What is a quotient? What is a dividend? Give an example of each.

9 I have 3 dozen donuts. How many donuts do I have?

10 Round these numbers to the nearest tens place.

243 389

11 Alyssa has 3 brothers. If each of her brothers have 2 friends over, how many boys are there?

12 4 x 3=___2 x 4=___7 x 7=___6 x 4=___

13 Howard has 3 quarters, 2 dimes, and 4 pennies. How much in all?

14 Write the following in expanded form.4,387328

15 9 x 9=___11x7=___9 x 2=___

16 Bo wants to buy 10 pieces of gum. It is 5 cents a piece. How much $ does Bo need?

17 The Wildcats scored 10 baskets worth 2 points each. How many points did they score?

18 Dan has 23 relatives coming for dinner. His tables seat 6. How many tables does he need?

19 There are 2 pies. One pie has 4 equal pieces. The other has 6. Which pie has larger pieces?

20 Peg has 45 cookies. There are 8 people How many cookies can each person have?

218 x 6 =4 x 2 =6 x 6 =

22 3,587-1,353

23 Explain what a remainder is in a division problem.

24 Draw a hexagon.

25 Identify this triangle.

26 Draw an obtuse angle.

27 If 3 x 6 = 18, then 18 ÷ 3 = ___, and 18 ÷ 6 = ___.

28 Draw two shapes that are congruent.

29 Draw a shape with 10 sides.

30 Make a winter picture and include 7 x 3 snowflakes.

31 Draw a pentagon.

Third Grade Math Calendar December 2009


1 Round these numbers to the hundreds place.1,3491,832

2 Write 1,345,678 in expanded form.

3 5 x 23 =6 x 29=

4 Marge weighs 80 pounds. Her big brother weighs twice as much. How much does he weigh?

5 Matt has 18 candy bars, 12 pieces of gum, and 4 suckers. About how much candy does he have?

6 Order these numbers from least to greatest.11,887; 10,012; 20,991

7 Write 34,097in expandedform.

8 There are 25 airplanes on five different runways. How many planes are on each runway?

9 Name three objects that are in the shape of a cylinder.

10 What is a product?

11 4 x 14 =20 x 8 =40 x 9 =50 x 10 =

12 List four different multiples of 6.

13 Eric spends 30 minutes a day practicing. How much times does he spend in a week?

14 Which weighs less - a kilogram or a gram?

15 12 x 34187 x 23

16 What is the value of the 8?

678,921,456

17 Each pizza has 8 slices. There are 26 people in my class. How manyshould I order? Why?

18 45 ÷ 9 =54 ÷ 6 =64 ÷ 8 =

19 10 x 6100 x 61,000 x 610,000 x 6

20 Which unit is larger – gram or pound?

21 12 x 3515 x 7

22 Would you weigh a ham with a scale or a ruler?

23 Define quotient.

24 If 10 x 35 snowflakes fall from the sky, how many are there altogether?

25 72 ÷ 8 =144 ÷ 12 =68 ÷ 9 =

26 My quotient is 5. My dividend is 45. What is my divisor?

27 Define dividend.

28 Whatcombination ofcoins could equal 96 cents?

29 Define divisor.

30 Name 3 things you would like to improve in 2009.

31 36 x 9 =

43 x 7 = 33 x 10 =

Fourth Grade Math Calendar December 2009


1 Write in expanded form.

409,127

2 Multiply.13.4 x 8 =22.98 x 9=11 x 4.5 =

3 Name 3 objects that are spheres.

4 Draw a pentagon and a hexagon.

5 Draw two quadrilaterals that are similar.

6 Can two figures be congruent and similar?

7 What is thevalue of the 8?

568,990,231

8 What is the mixed number?

38 28 3 5

9 My living room is 15 feet long and 14 feet wide. Estimate the area.

10Add.3,453 + 387 =712,432 + 907 =

11 Divide.63 ÷ 9 =417 ÷ 3 =

12 What is the area of a parallelogram that has a base of 8 in. and a height of 5 in.?

13 Write the decimal that is equal to…?2 ½10 ¾

14 Write four equations that have your age as the answer.

15 Roxie’s room is 15 feet long and 12 feet wide. What is the area and perimeter of the room?

16A = ½ x bhh = 5 mb = 2mFind the area.

17 The area of my rectangle is 40 square feet. What could the dimensions equal?

18 The triangle has an area of 60 square inches. What could the base and height be?

19 Write 3 equivalent fractions for ¾?

20 Multiply.123 x 34 =209 x 13 =

21 What is the improper fraction for each?3 ½ 8 ¼

22 C = d x piThe orange has a diameter of 5 inches. What is the circumference?

23 What is the value of pi?

24 If 10 x 35 snowflakes fall from the sky, how many are there altogether?

25 Find the area of a square with sides that measure 1.5 cm.

26 123X 234

27 What combination of coins could make 83 cents?

28 134X 12

29 1,345+ 234

30 Name 3 things you would like to improve in 2009.

31 Draw two congruent figures.

Fifth Grade Math Calendar December 2009

KindergartenJanuary 2011


1 Draw a set of doughnuts that is equal to the doughnuts on January 1st.

2 Do you eat breakfast in the morning or the evening?

3 How many pairs of feet are in your family?

4 Do you see the sun during the day or during the night?

5 Draw two lines. Make one line longer.

6 Draw a snowman using 3 circles.

7 Name the months of the year. How many months are there?

8 How many corners does a square have?

9 Betsy made 7 pies. Sara made 4 pies. Who made the most pies?

10 Draw a square beside the hexagon.

11 Name the month that comes after December.

12 Which is lighter in weight – a dog or a horse?

13 When is school over - the morning, the afternoon, or the evening?

14 What is the date of the second Tuesday in January?

15 Write the digits 0-9.

16 Finish this pattern.

17 Today is Monday. What day was yesterday?

18 Continue the pattern

2, 4, 6, __

19 Circle the line that is taller.

20 Name the days of the week. How many days are in one week?

21 Is it fall, spring, or winter?

22 Which number is larger - 10 or 20?

23/30 Draw an equal number of rectangles.

24/31 What day of the week is January 18th?

25 Cole has 2 fewer dogs than Pete. Pete has 4 dogs. How many dogs does Cole have?

26 -Count to 100 out loud.

-Write the numbers 1-20.

27 Draw five squares.

28 Are there fewer snow ladies or snowflakes?

29 Draw a circle inside the rectangle.

1st Grade January 2011


1 How many tens and ones are in 84?

2 What date is the third Saturday in January?

3 Write two equations that equal 10.

4 Complete the pattern.

5 Name this figure. 6 Which number is half of 20?Which number is half of 8?

7 15 - 8=

12 – 2 = 8 + 3 = 7 + 6 =

8 What is the difference in your age and your brother or sisters or a friend?

9 Use three circles to make a snowman.

10 Name one thing in your home that is a cylinder.

11 It is 3 o’clock. Which hand is on the twelve? On the three?

12 What time is it?

13 Use a tally chart to show how many snowflakes I have.

14 Josh is in line behind Daniel. Daniel is third in line. In what place is Josh?

15

Is 22 an even or an odd number?

16 Write an equation about these snowmen.

17 Ron has 8 sleds and Tim has 10, who has the most?

18 Joe has 4 snowflakes. He gives 3 to Sue. Write an equation that shows how many he has left.

19 I have one quarter. How much money do I have?

20 4 + 4 + 4 =3 + 3 + 3 =

21 Name this figure.

22 Count by fives to 100.

23/30 Name an object that is a cube.

24/31 Add.

2 + 8 + 3 =

2515 = ___ + 10

26 What will the year be next year?

27 Robbie has 12 trucks. Val has 4 trucks. What is the difference ?

28 What time of the day do you eat breakfast?

29 Make a picture that has a circle, a star, and a rectangle.

2nd Grade January 2011


1 How many minutes are in two days?

2 Draw a picture that illustrates the fraction 1/8.

3 Subtract.

45 – 22=68 – 18 =70 – 50=37– 16 =

4 It is snowing outside. Would it be closer to 30 degrees F or 60 degrees F?

5 Add.

4 + 8 + 3=5 + 1 + 4=

6 Mark has 13 trees in his backyard. If he plants 12 more, how many trees will he have?

7 Joy will see her grandma in two days. How many hours until she sees her?

8 Kim has 4 cousins. She wants to give each one 5 pieces of gum. How much gum will she need?

9 Ellen’s birthday is the third Thursday of January. What is the date of her birthday?

10 How many feet are in your family?

11 Write a fraction to show how many smiley faces are in my set.

12 Identify this shape.

13 Ethan has 4 hats. One of his hats is blue. What fraction of his hats is blue?

14 Dan has $3.00. He bought a candy bar for $1.00. How much money is left?

15 What is a denominator?What is a numerator?

16 Subtract.

12 – 8 =28 – 5 =15 – 4 =

17 What time is it?

18 In the summer, is it more likely to be 30˚ F or 80˚ F?

19 It is a quarter past 11:00. What time is it?

20 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 =8 + 8 + 8 + 8 =

21 Marie has 15 hair bows. She bought 3 more. How many does she have?

22 Draw a clock that shows 4:00.

23/30 5 boats are in the lake. Each boat has 3 people. How many people are on boats in the lake?

24/31 It is a quarter until 4. What time is it?

25 What time is school over? What time does it begin?

26 Add.

12 + 8 =31 + 7 =44 + 23=

27 It is half past one o’clock. What time does it show on my digital clock?

28 Identify this figure.

29 Continue the pattern.

3, 7, 15, ___

3rd Grade January 2011


1 Nancy has 3 cats. She wants to buy them each a gift for $20. How much money will she need?

2 What is the greatest number you can make with these digits? The least number?0, 4, 3, 9

3 Draw a circle. Mark the radius.

4 Which word does not belong?Product, Factors, Quotient, Multiple

5 How many vertices and sides does a cube have?

6 The product of two factors is 18. One of the factors is twice the value of the other. What are the factors?

7 Explain the difference between a scalene triangle and an isosceles triangle.

8 What is a vertex?

9 Joe is baking biscuits for his family of four. If he bakes 1 dozen biscuits, will he have enough?

10 What is half of 24?Half of 100?Half of 72?

11 Draw a scalene triangle.

12 What is the difference between a product and a quotient?

13 Find the product.12 x 2 =4 x 9 =7 x 7 =

14 Multiply.4 x 9 =7 x 7 =5 x 3 =

15 Write your favorite multiplication fact.

16 Are these triangles congruent?

17 Draw a line of symmetry.

18 Divide.

15 ÷ 3 =25 ÷ 5 =72 ÷ 9 =

19 Draw a parallelogram.

20 4 x 9 =4 x 10 =4 x 11 =

21 Find the quotient.12 ÷ 4 =

22 What type of triangle is this?

23/30 Identify this shape.

24/31 ___ x 6 = 30

32= __ x 4 42 = ___x 7

25 How many Fridays are in January?

26 This year is 2010. What is next year?

27 Subtract.

24 – 6 =126 – 54 =39 – 21=

28 55 ÷ 11=

63 ÷ 9 =

35 ÷ 7 =

29 Name this solid figure.

4th Grade January 2011


1 Multiply.12 x 44 =32 x 65 =84 x 90 =

2 There are 28 students in your class. Each pizza will serve 8 people. How many pizzas do you need to feed your class?

3 2,000 - 1,937=9 x 8 = 11 x 7 =

4 29 x 1 =29This problem is an example of which property?

5 Matt’s allowance is $12 per week. How much does he earn in a year?

6 What is the difference between the dividend and the divisor?

7 Solve.

12 + (3 -1) x 2=(3 + 9) ÷ 4 =10 x ( 3 + 5)=

8 Joe wants to buy presents for 5 people in his family. He has $125 saved. How much can he spend on each person?


2, 5, 11, 20,___What is the rule?

10 What is the associative property?Write a problem that demonstrates this property.

11 Write the following in standard form.Seventy-five thousand, two hundred, fifty one

12 Which weighs more?

An ounce?A pound?

13 ADD.

4,532 25l,430+ 64,319

14 June has 20 pieces of gum that are blue and 20 pieces that are green. Write an equation that shows how much gum she has.

15 One deer’s antlers measure 28 inches across the spread. This is equal to _ ft. and _ inches.

16 12 x 12 =23 x 8 =

17 What is the value of the 8 in this number?3,280

18 How are quotients and products alike?

19 Draw a pentagon and an octagon.

20 12 x 9 =13 x 10 =

21 Round to the nearest 10.34 78 22 15

22 What is the temperature today?

23/30 56 ÷ 8 = 7

8 x 7 = ____ 72 ÷ 8 = 9 8 x 9 = ____

24/31 The drive to Chris’s house is 432 miles. How many miles will you travel in all?

25 Name three different quadrilaterals.

26 What year will it be next year?

27 Round to the nearest 100.345 561 809 992

28 Does a paper clip weigh approximately 1

gram or 1 kilogram?

29 Define product.

5th Grade January 2011


1 2,000-1,937=

9 x 8 = 11 x 7 =

2 Multiply.12.45 x 3.4 =22.9 x 6 =13.8 x 22 =

3 x + 8 = 343x + 1 = 194x – 7 = 13

4 Georgia has a rug that measures 10 feet by 12 feet. What is the area and perimeter?

5 Use variables to write an expression that shows that Jose has 4 more cards than Chloe.

6 What is the value of the 8 in this number?3,280

7 The can has a circumference of 21 inches. Estimate the diameter of the can.

8 I have a triangle that has a base of 4 in. and a height of 8 in. What is the area of my triangle?

9 Sam, Rick, and JoAnn each drank 4 cups of punch. How many cups of punch did they drink in all?

10 Multiply.15 x 12 =22 x 65 =

11 How are diameter and radius different?

12 Round to the nearest ten. 76 129 1,438

13 The rule is multiply by 4.Make a function table to match the rule.

14 My room is 14 feet long and 10 feet wide. What is the area?

15 A deer’s antlers measure 28 inches across the spread. This is equal to _ ft. and _ inches.

16 123 x 456 =567 x 789 =

17 Write the following in standard form.Seventy-five thousand, two hundred, fifty

18 Continue the pattern.4, 12, 36, ___What is the rule?

19 Draw your favorite polygon.

20 1,234 x 4,567=


2, 5, 11, 23,___What is the rule?

22 Matt’s allowance is $12 per week. How much does he earn in a year?

23/30 Multiply the number of windows in your room by 15.

24/31 How many days are in a year?

25 Write the formula for finding the area of a circle.

26 What year will it be next year?

27 π What is the value of this symbol?

28 What is the formula for finding the circumference of a circle?

29 The diameter of the kick ball is 15 inches. What is the circumference?

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