On a scale from 0 to 100 with 10 being not sure, 40 being somewhat sure, 70 being pretty sure, and 100 being very sure.

How sure are you that you will get these three questions correct?

Do you have a goal for solving these math problems? If so, what is it?

Do you have any plans for how to successfully complete these math problems?

Okay, now you will solve the word problems.

When you are done there is an answer space to type your answer.

Last summer, Jon's family found 152 shells at the beach. This summer they were at the beach for 7 days. Each day they found 9 shells.

How many fewer shells did they find this year than last year?

Please take a picture of any scratch work you wrote on the paper.

Describe what you did to solve this question.

Sheldon is baking cookies. He has 3 trays that are the same size. On one tray, he makes 5 rows with 4 cookies in each row. He cannot fit any more cookies on the tray. He fills the second tray completely and only part of the third tray.

How many cookies could Sheldon have made?

Please take a picture of any scratch work you wrote on the paper.

Describe what you did to solve this question.

On a scale from 0 to 100 with 10 being not sure, 40 being somewhat sure, 70 being pretty sure, and 100 being very sure.

(The one about Kara's 35–minute car ride.)

On a scale from 0 to 100 with 10 being not sure, 40 being somewhat sure, 70 being pretty sure, and 100 being very sure.

(The one about Kara's two–and–a–half hour car ride.)

On a scale from 0 to 100 with 10 being not sure, 40 being somewhat sure, 70 being pretty sure, and 100 being very sure.

(The one you used M.)

If you were given another chance to do a similar math problem, what would you need to do to do well?

On a scale from 0 to 100 with 10 being not sure, 40 being somewhat sure, 70 being pretty sure, and 100 being very sure.

How sure are you that you will get these three questions correct?

Okay, now you will solve the word problems.

You can use the scrap paper to do any math to help you solve the problems. Then you will take a picture of that paper. Please do not erase your work. If you decide to try a new way to solve the problem, just cross out the old work and continue working.

Kara’s playlist has three songs:

1. “Each Day” (3 minutes)
2. “Best Friends” (3 minutes)
3. “This Weekend” (2 minutes)

How many times can Kara listen to her entire playlist during a 35–minute car ride?

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This weekend, Kara will take a two–and–a–half hour road trip to visit her relatives. She wonders if she can listen
to all the albums shown below.

Can Kara listen to all of the albums on her road trip?

Explain why or why not.

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