Here are some problems to solve. Have fun!
When Logan started building with Legos, he had 12,035 bricks in a bin.
When he was finished there were 2,368 bricks left.
He had used 7,206 for a ship. He used others to build a robot.
How many Legos did Logan use building his robot?
Ella collected shells. She had 2,423 white shells, 2,056 yellow shells and 1,308 speckled shells.
She used 2,388 of her shells to decorate one box and 839 to decorate another.
How many shells did Ella have left for other projects?
Ryan has 12,850 crayons. Eddie has 10,739 crayons.
How many more crayons does Ryan have than Eddie?
Charlie has 1,258 more crayons than Eddie has. How many crayons does Charlie have?
If Ryan, Eddie and Charlie put all their crayons together, how many crayons will that be?
Hi Mrs. Eaves,
I hope you are having a nice summer. I am doing sailing camp this week. It is fun.
Orange:
2461
Pink:
2560 left
Blue:
35,586
Hi Logan,
Great math work. Thanks for solving the problems. I agree with each of your answers.
I’m glad you are enjoying camp. Where are you sailing? Will you race?
We just got back from a family camping trip. The whole family spent five days on an island in Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Oquossoc,Maine in tents, cooking on the fire. We had fun relaxing, swimming fishing, canoeing and playing whiffle ball.
I hope you keep on doing lots of fun things!
Mrs. Eaves