The Toy Station just got seventy new boardgames. The owner is putting the games into stacks of ten. How many stacks can he make if he uses all seventy games? Show your work and write an equation.

A toy car costs $8 at the toy store. A model airplane costs 4 times as much as the car. How much does the airplane cost? Write an equation. Now, solve the story problem.

The Toy Station has seven stacks of boardgames for little kids. If there are seven boardgames in each stack, how many boardgames is that in all? Show your work and write an equation.

Izzy and Maddi, Miss Maines' cats, have seven pieces of string. Each piece of string is six feet long. How many feet of string do Izzy and Maddi have in all?

There are forty-five chairs in the Multi-Purpose room. Mr. Siler wants to set them up in rows of nine. How many rows can he make?

Fill in the missing blank to solve the equation: 9 x ___ = 45

The Toy Station got six cartons of jigsaw puzzles. There were six puzzles in each carton. Megan unpacked all the puzzles and arranged them into four equal stacks. How many puzzles in each stack?

Fill in the missing blank to solve the equation: 28 ÷ ___ = 7

Fill in the missing blank to solve the equation: 18 ÷ 2 = ___ x 3

The Toy Station got six cartons of jigsaw puzzles. There were six puzzles in each carton. Megan unpacked all the puzzles and arranged them into four equal stacks. How many puzzles in each stack? Which equation represents this story problem?

Fill in the missing blank to solve the equation: 6 x ___ = 0

Complete the fact family: 7 x 8 = 56