March+23

The kindergarten students in Mrs. Hilt's school are incubating 19 eggs to hatch just in time for Easter. So far 7 chicks have hatched. How many chicks are still inside their eggs? //Answer:// 12 chicks
 * Kindergarten**

Mrs. Hilt's favorite first grade classes are dyeing Easter eggs. Mrs. Brier's class dyes 18 eggs, Mrs. MacAdams's class dyes 20 eggs, and Mrs. Brandt's class dyes 17 eggs. How many eggs does first grade dye? Is this an even number or an odd number? //Answer:// 55 eggs; odd number
 * First Grade**

Mrs. Hilt wants to know how many triangles you can count in this picture! //Answer:// (13 triangles - I think!)
 * Second Grade**

Brecknock Elementary School is having an Easter party in April. Mrs. Hilt has gone to the store to buy treats for her students. She wants to purchase 11 small toy bunnies for $4.69 each. Mrs. Hilt also wants to buy 11 chocolate eggs at $1.39 each. How much will the toy bunnies cost? How much will the chocolate eggs cost? If Mrs. Hilt pays with a $100 bill, how much change will she receive? //Answer:// 11 * 4.69 = $51.59 11 * 1.39 = $15.29 Total = $66.88
 * Third Grade**

Mrs. Hilt saw three students at the store buying Easter candy. Roland, Marc and Polly are three children she saw. Polly is three times Marc's age. In two years, she will be twice the age Roland will have at that time. Roland is a year older than Marc. How old are the children? //Answer:// Marc = 4, Roland = 5, Polly= 12
 * Fourth Grade**

**Fifth Grade** A painting job at Mrs. Hilt's house can be completed by 4 painters in 30 days. If 8 more painters join the team 6 days after starting work on the job, then how many more days are required to complete the job? //Answer:// 8

. Mrs. Hilt promised to pay one of the sixth graders $5.00 for each correct answer he obtained on his math homework. For each incorrect answer, the student must pay Mrs. Hilt $8.00 . The boy answered twenty-six math questions. In the end, no money was exchanged. How many correct and incorrect answers did he get? //Answer:// (5 X 16 = $80) 16 correct answers and 10 incorrect answers. 8 X 10 = $80) 26 questions)
 * Sixth Grade **