New York Next Gen – grade 3 (ny-3.oa.a.3) – Instructional Task – Walking Dogs
Students determine how dogs can be walked in equal size groups.
Students determine how dogs can be walked in equal size groups.
Students determine how many band-aids were in a box to start with after the school nurse used 43 of them.
Given the amount of cans of paint on two shelves, student determine how many cans of paint are on the third shelf.
Students determine the number of bunnies, given the number of bunny ears.
Students determine how many tiles Mr. Gomez needs to make a tile border along his kitchen walls.
Students determine how many packages of twelve crayon boxes the class needs for a year.
Given scientific data that shows how much two bamboo plants have grown over seven days, student make observations and record their thinking using equality and inequality symbols.
Given a number of jelly beans in a bowl, students determine how to share the jelly beans among three friends equally.
Students determine if Amy will get the same total of pom-poms whether she buys packages of four pompoms or packages of seven pompoms.
Students determine how many nuts Sam the squirrel hides under a rock.