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HW #17 Friday, Jan. 19 – Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018

Please Note: since next week Thursday is our Addition/Subtraction test to 1000, there will be extra Math work and no writing or reading

response this week. Study hard, Grade 3s! =;)

Spelling Words: oy and oi

BLUE RED YELLOW soil broil poison avoid voice appointment royal spoil turquoise join employee moisture

employ joyful employment loyal choice turmoil oyster annoy destroy coil voyage flamboyant enjoy noise royalty coin rejoice ointment

Please write the word at least 5 times and a detailed sentence in the student Homework scribbler. Underline the spelling word. I have checked and marked the homework scribbler. Parents: Please go over the Homework with your child for corrections or any questions they may have. Thank you and have fun! Please Note: Homework is divided into 3 sections: Blue – Red – Yellow Parent Signature __________________________________________

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Homework4.6

Column AdditionThe auditorium has 214 seats on the first level, 59 seats onthe second level, and 76 seats on the third level. How manyseats does the auditorium have?

Find 214 ! 59 ! 76 " !.

21114

59! 76""349

Solution: The auditorium has 349 seats.

Find each sum.

Problem Solving

16. The auditorium has 174 seats on theright side, 168 seats on the left side,and 35 seats in the center. Howmany seats does the auditoriumhave in all?

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3597

!503""

31657

! 34""

$2.171.38

! 3.72"""

8229

!53"

12564

! 37""

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. $1.804.06

! 1.94"""

20357

!578""

194604

! 96""

79344

!476""

49867

!213""

11. 12. 13. 14. 15. $1.890.49

! 7.05"""

$4.157.99

! 8.50"""

129899

!542""

415501

! 34""

589207

! 46""

226 164 $7.27 407 635

778 899 894 838 $7.80

842 950 1,570 $20.64 $9.43

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377 seats

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ProblemSolving

4.8Choose a MethodChoose mental math, paper and pencil, or a calculator tosolve each problem.

1. The U.S. National Park System takes care of 56 nationalparks and 10 national seashores. How many nationalpark sites is that in all?

3. Founded in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is ourcountry’s oldest national park. Shoshone National Forestis our country’s oldest national forest. It was founded 19years after Yellowstone. In what year was ShoshoneNational Forest founded?

4. Admission to Grand Canyon National Park is $20 pervehicle. A campsite can cost $25 per night. How muchwould it cost Olivia and her family to enter the park andspend 4 nights at the campsite?

2. The U.S. National Park System manages 75 nationalmonuments and 28 national memorials. How many parksites is that in all?

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ProblemSolving

5.4Regroup TensUse the table to solve.

1. How many miles longer is NewYork’s subway than Chicago’ssubway?

2. Which city’s subway has morestations, Berlin or Mexico City? Howmany more stations?

3. In which two cities do the subwayshave about 150 stations? Which ofthose cities has the longer subway?How much longer?

4. Seoul is the capital of South Korea.Tokyo is the capital of Japan. Whichof these Asian capital cities has thelonger subway? How much longer?

5. Reasoning If this city added 404more miles to its subway, it wouldhave the longest subway in theworld. What city is it?

World’s Longest Subways

Berlin

Chicago

Copenhagen

London

Mexico City

Moscow

New York

Paris

Seoul

Tokyo

170

143

22

275

150

176

468

368

115

148

90

222

14

253

111

149

656

124

84

183

City Number ofMiles

Number ofStations

Show your work.

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ProblemSolving

5.5Regroup Tens and Hundreds Chicago, Illinois, is one of the largest transportationcenters in the United States. The table below shows thedistances from Chicago to some other major cities in theUnited States. Use the table to solve each problem.

1. Which city is farther from Chicago,Atlanta or Dallas? How muchfarther?

2. How many more miles is it fromChicago to New York than it is fromChicago to Philadelphia?

3. Which city in the table is closest toChicago? Which city is farthest?What is the difference in the drivingdistances for those two cities?

4. Which city is closer to Chicago,Boston or Washington, D.C? Howmuch closer?

5. Brenda lives in New York. Her sisterPhyllis lives in Atlanta. They both aredriving to Chicago for a familyreunion. Which sister will have todrive more miles to attend thereunion? How many more miles?

Driving Distances from Chicago

Atlanta

Boston

Dallas

Denver

Memphis

New Orleans

New York

Philadelphia

St. Louis

Washington, D.C.

674

963

917

996

530

912

802

738

289

671

City Number ofMiles

Show your work.

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3. 4. 5. 6.

7. 8. 9. 10.

11. $7.46 ! $5.64 12. 416 ! 148 13. 726 ! 549 14. 343 ! 188

15. 905 ! 178 16. $8.73 ! $6.74 17. 415 ! 347 18. 798 ! 209

753!265""

857!489""

636!258""

$9.62!$5.74"""

345!268""

856!687""

746!459""

932!345""

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Homework5.5

Regroup Tens and HundredsSubtract. Check by adding.

Problem Solving

19. Heather is putting a 525-piecepuzzle together. So far, she has 359pieces in place. How many morepieces does she need to place?

166 pieces

1. 2. 854!285""

734!488""

Check: 289#149""438

43! 3

12! 8

18!

!2 8 9""14 9

$1.82 268 177 155

77

$3.88

587

378

287

368

169

488

727 $1.99 68 589

438 ! 289

438 ! 289 " 149

246 569

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Coin Collecting in Room 5 Each class is trying to reach a goal of $75.00 for our coin drive. If we do reach our $75.00, the class will have a Crazy Hair Day so keep bringing in your coins, Grade 3s! Please add our current collection AND find out how much more we need to reach our goal of $75.00 (please show your work and double check if needed): What we have so far:

1) $3.05 2) $10.85 3) $6.00 4) $1.00 5) $10.00 6) $3.35 7) $2.65 8) $3.30 9) $1.20 10) $5.00

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