πagarwalmath · 3rd grade · Common Core 3.OA.A.3
🎒 Multiply & divide stories
Multiplication and division story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Omar has 4 bags with 6 crayons in each bag. How many crayons is that?
Answer: ______________ crayons
2A garden has 10 rows with the same number of plants in each row. There are 60 plants. How many plants are in each row?
Answer: ______________ plants
3Comet Kim buys 4 packs of moon rocks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 12 moon rocks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
4Omar has 2 bags with 3 seashells in each bag. How many seashells is that?
Answer: ______________ seashells
5Penny the Panda puts leaves in 3 rows with 6 in each row. How many leaves are there?
Answer: ______________ leaves
6Rocket Raj cuts a rope 42 meters long into pieces 6 meters long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
7Penny the Panda cuts a rope 42 feet long into pieces 7 feet long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
8Benny the Bear cuts a rope 32 inches long into pieces 4 inches long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
9Astro Ana has 90 star crystals and puts 9 in each box. How many boxes does Astro Ana fill?
Answer: ______________ boxes
10Rocket Raj buys 10 packs of space snacks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 40 space snacks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ space snacks
11Penny the Panda has 2 bags with 4 leaves in each bag. How many leaves is that?
Answer: ______________ leaves
12Comet Kim buys 3 packs of satellites. Each pack has the same number, and there are 15 satellites in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ satellites
Answer key: Multiply & divide stories
- 1. 24 crayons
- 2. 6 plants
- 3. 3 moon rocks
- 4. 6 seashells
- 5. 18 leaves
- 6. 7 pieces
- 7. 6 pieces
- 8. 8 pieces
- 9. 10 boxes
- 10. 4 space snacks
- 11. 8 leaves
- 12. 5 satellites
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