Measure your bed withyour foot, then measureit someone else's foot.Why is the length of thebed different when youmeasure with someoneelse's foot?Finish thepattern. 32,35, 39, 44,___, ___,___Subtract.356 -81=Ali makes a sandwich.She puts jelly on a sliceof bread. She putspeanutbutter on another sliceof bread. What fractionof the bread has jelly onit?If you have $10.00and buy snacksfor $3.67, howmuch money doyou have left?Discover if 1/2,3/4, and 4/8are equivalentusing anumber line.Write a storyproblem aboutPenelope who has 5people in her familyand needs to givethem an equalnumber of her 55cookies.Add395+236=Make themultiplicationand divisionfact family for8 x 10Usefractionsout of playdough.Mr. Hackenbergmade 8 cookieswith 6 chocolatechips in each one.How manychocolate chipsdid he use in all?Mr. Johnson leftfor school at 6:30.It took him 18minutes to getthere. What timedid he arrive?Find something thatyou can make intoequal groups, thencreate amultiplicationequation that itrepresents.Howmany legsare on 5spiders?Locate measuringtools in yourhome: measuringcups, rulers,scales,thermometers,etc.What's nextin thepattern: 825725 ___ ______Explain tosomeonewhy your TVis aquadrilateral.Mrs. Baer has 16students in her classand needs toarrange their desks.Help her by drawingarrays for all of thepossibilities.Jose has a small bagwith 12 M&Ms in it. 5of the M&Ms areyellow. 2 are green. 1is orange. 4 arebrown. What fractionof the M&Ms arebrown?Count and recordhow manycreatures (livingthings) you see in10 minutesoutside your homeListen to a TV showfor 1 minute andcount the number oftimes you hear thename of yourfavorite character.Solve.5x24x0=Find 3 trianglesin your houseand draw apicture of them.Solve 35dividedby 7Measure your bed withyour foot, then measureit someone else's foot.Why is the length of thebed different when youmeasure with someoneelse's foot?Finish thepattern. 32,35, 39, 44,___, ___,___Subtract.356 -81=Ali makes a sandwich.She puts jelly on a sliceof bread. She putspeanutbutter on another sliceof bread. What fractionof the bread has jelly onit?If you have $10.00and buy snacksfor $3.67, howmuch money doyou have left?Discover if 1/2,3/4, and 4/8are equivalentusing anumber line.Write a storyproblem aboutPenelope who has 5people in her familyand needs to givethem an equalnumber of her 55cookies.Add395+236=Make themultiplicationand divisionfact family for8 x 10Usefractionsout of playdough.Mr. Hackenbergmade 8 cookieswith 6 chocolatechips in each one.How manychocolate chipsdid he use in all?Mr. Johnson leftfor school at 6:30.It took him 18minutes to getthere. What timedid he arrive?Find something thatyou can make intoequal groups, thencreate amultiplicationequation that itrepresents.Howmany legsare on 5spiders?Locate measuringtools in yourhome: measuringcups, rulers,scales,thermometers,etc.What's nextin thepattern: 825725 ___ ______Explain tosomeonewhy your TVis aquadrilateral.Mrs. Baer has 16students in her classand needs toarrange their desks.Help her by drawingarrays for all of thepossibilities.Jose has a small bagwith 12 M&Ms in it. 5of the M&Ms areyellow. 2 are green. 1is orange. 4 arebrown. What fractionof the M&Ms arebrown?Count and recordhow manycreatures (livingthings) you see in10 minutesoutside your homeListen to a TV showfor 1 minute andcount the number oftimes you hear thename of yourfavorite character.Solve.5x24x0=Find 3 trianglesin your houseand draw apicture of them.Solve 35dividedby 7

I'm a Washington Wildcat Math Magician - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Measure your bed with your foot, then measure it someone else's foot. Why is the length of the bed different when you measure with someone else's foot?
  2. Finish the pattern. 32, 35, 39, 44, ___, ___, ___
  3. Subtract. 356 - 81=
  4. Ali makes a sandwich. She puts jelly on a slice of bread. She puts peanut butter on another slice of bread. What fraction of the bread has jelly on it?
  5. If you have $10.00 and buy snacks for $3.67, how much money do you have left?
  6. Discover if 1/2, 3/4, and 4/8 are equivalent using a number line.
  7. Write a story problem about Penelope who has 5 people in her family and needs to give them an equal number of her 55 cookies.
  8. Add 395+236=
  9. Make the multiplication and division fact family for 8 x 10
  10. Use fractions out of play dough.
  11. Mr. Hackenberg made 8 cookies with 6 chocolate chips in each one. How many chocolate chips did he use in all?
  12. Mr. Johnson left for school at 6:30. It took him 18 minutes to get there. What time did he arrive?
  13. Find something that you can make into equal groups, then create a multiplication equation that it represents.
  14. How many legs are on 5 spiders?
  15. Locate measuring tools in your home: measuring cups, rulers, scales, thermometers, etc.
  16. What's next in the pattern: 825 725 ___ ___ ___
  17. Explain to someone why your TV is a quadrilateral.
  18. Mrs. Baer has 16 students in her class and needs to arrange their desks. Help her by drawing arrays for all of the possibilities.
  19. Jose has a small bag with 12 M&Ms in it. 5 of the M&Ms are yellow. 2 are green. 1 is orange. 4 are brown. What fraction of the M&Ms are brown?
  20. Count and record how many creatures (living things) you see in 10 minutes outside your home
  21. Listen to a TV show for 1 minute and count the number of times you hear the name of your favorite character.
  22. Solve. 5x24x0=
  23. Find 3 triangles in your house and draw a picture of them.
  24. Solve 35 divided by 7