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NY - Grade 1 - Fruit

Students determine if two boys have the same amount of apples and oranges.

Students determine how many more dinosaur books are needed for a total of ten books.

Students determine which of two stores is offering the better buy on plastic plates.

Students determine how many friends Jane can make celery sticks with peanut butter for.

Students determine if the boys cut the same amount of their wooden boards.

Given a number of boxes put in a truck, students determine how many more boxes need to be put in the truck.

Students determine if two boys have the same amount of apples and oranges.

Students determine how many of Taylor's beads are blue.

Students determine how many baseballs, bats, mitts and helmets need to be distributed to two dozen sporting goods stores in time for baseball season.

Given a cost per pair of skateboard wheels, students determine how much money is needed to buy 846 skateboard wheels.