Oliver has 35 pieces of candy. That's 5 times as many as Ryan has. How many pieces of candy does Ryan have? (Write an equation and solve.)
35 = 5 x ? OR 35/5 = ? Ryan has 7 pieces of candy
"Sienna swam 2 more laps than Seth" is an example of a Multiplicative Comparison OR an Additive Comparison?
Additive Comparison
Gabby reads twice as many books as Mackenzie. Gabby reads 20 books. How many books does Mackenzie read? (Write an equation and solve.)
20 = 2 x ? OR 20/2 = ? Mackenzie reads 10 books
A(n) ____________________ statement compares two quantities with addition where one is more or less than the other. Additive Comparison OR Multiplicative Comparison?
Additive Comparison
A(n) _____________________ statement compares two quantities using multiplication where one is times as much as, or times as many as the other. Additive Comparison OR Multiplicative Comparison?
Multiplicative Comparison
"Sienna swam 2 times as many laps as Seth" is an example of a Multiplicative Comparison OR an Additive Comparison?
Multiplicative Comparison
Draw a bar diagram to solve. Bella has 4 times as many cookies as Rylee. Bella has 28 cookies. How many cookies does Rylee have?
Rylee has 7 cookies
Vinny, Connor, and Christian are playing basketball. Vinny made 6 shots. Connor made 2 times as many shots as Vinny. Christian made 3 more shots than Vinny. How many shots did Christian and Connor make?
Connor made 6 x 2 = 12 shots; Christian made 6 + 3 = 9 shots
Peter saved $10. Kody saved 3 times as much money as Peter. How much money did Kody save? (Write an equation and solve.)
$10 x 3 = ? Kody saved $30
Everly sends 5 times as many texts as Kayla. Everly sends 40 texts. How many texts does Kayla send? (Write an equation and solve.)
40 = 5 x ? OR 40/5 = ? Kayla sends 8 texts