Multiplication and Division Word Problems - Setup (Small Integer Values) (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on solving multiplication and division word problems with small integer values. The problems involve determining the total grams of items, dividing items equally among groups, and finding the number of items based on total weight or quantity. Students must choose the correct mathematical equation to represent various everyday scenarios, such as sharing candies among kids or figuring out how many apples a koala eats. This practice serves as an application of basic arithmetic operations in real-world contexts, enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

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Multiplication and Division Word Problems - Setup (Small Integer Values) Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Multiplication and Division Word Problems - Setup (Small Integer Values) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Multiplication - 2 Digit' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/multiplication_2_digit/

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How many grams of apples are eaten by each koala if each koala eats 7 apples and each apple is 9 grams?

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How many apples were eaten if a koala eats 35 grams of apples and each apple weighs 5 grams?

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Each koala eats 4 apples. Each apple weighs 6 grams. How many grams of apples does each koala eat?

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5 koalas together eat 10 apples. They each eat the same number. How many apples does each koala eat?

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A kid has 4 pieces of candy. Each piece weighs 8 grams. How many grams of candy do they have?

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A koala eats 15 grams of apples. Each apple weighs 3 grams. How many apples were eaten?

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How many pieces of candy does each kid get if 4 kids split 36 pieces of candy evenly?

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