πagarwalmath · 3rd grade · Common Core 3.OA.A.3
🎒 Multiply & divide stories
Multiplication and division story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Rocket Raj puts star crystals in 9 rows with 6 in each row. How many star crystals are there?
Answer: ______________ star crystals
2A garden has 7 rows with the same number of plants in each row. There are 63 plants. How many plants are in each row?
Answer: ______________ plants
3Comet Kim has 7 bags with 4 moon rocks in each bag. How many moon rocks is that?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
4Captain Nova shares 35 space snacks equally among 7 friends. How many does each friend get?
Answer: ______________ space snacks
5Lily puts seashells in 7 rows with 6 in each row. How many seashells are there?
Answer: ______________ seashells
6Penny the Panda shares 20 fish equally among 2 friends. How many does each friend get?
Answer: ______________ fish
7Captain Nova buys 7 packs of satellites. Each pack has the same number, and there are 49 satellites in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ satellites
8Comet Kim buys 9 packs of space snacks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 27 space snacks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ space snacks
9Sam puts seashells in 9 rows with 9 in each row. How many seashells are there?
Answer: ______________ seashells
10Each ribbon is 9 feet long. Priya has 5 ribbons. How many feet of ribbon is that in all?
Answer: ______________ feet
11Rocket Raj puts moon rocks in 3 rows with 9 in each row. How many moon rocks are there?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
12Aiden puts crayons in 2 rows with 6 in each row. How many crayons are there?
Answer: ______________ crayons
Answer key: Multiply & divide stories
- 1. 54 star crystals
- 2. 9 plants
- 3. 28 moon rocks
- 4. 5 space snacks
- 5. 42 seashells
- 6. 10 fish
- 7. 7 satellites
- 8. 3 space snacks
- 9. 81 seashells
- 10. 45 feet
- 11. 27 moon rocks
- 12. 12 crayons
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