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TEKS - Grade 4 - Sharing Muffins

Students determine how many muffins can be shared equally with nine friends if each friend gets 1 1/3 muffins.

Students determine how many muffins can be shared equally with nine friends if each friend gets 1 1/3 muffins.

Students determine how many muffins can be shared equally with nine friends if each friend gets 1 1/3 muffins.

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

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

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

Students determine how many muffins can be shared equally with nine friends if each friend gets 1 1/3 muffins.

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

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

Students determine how many packages of twelve crayon boxes the class needs for a year.

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