In the Philippines, a massive claw machine set a Guinness World Record! The huge game, filled with plush toys, is now officially the largest in the world. People are lining up to test their luck and see if they can scoop up a prize in this unique challenge.
There are 8 people waiting in line for the giant claw machine. 3 more kids join the line. How many people are now in line? Write the answer as a number.
Look at these numbers: 15 and 12. Which is greater? Circle the greater number.
The claw machine is shaped like a rectangle, and the plush balls inside are shaped like circles. Draw one rectangle and one circle in the boxes below.
Bob, a big orange cat, walks a boy named Zak to school every single day in Wales. The cat is so friendly that everyone in the town knows him, and he’s now up for a special cat award!
1. 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73,_______
2. 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, ______
3. 97, 98, _______, 100, 101, 102
4. 56, _______, 58, 59, 60, 61
5. 25, 26, 27, _______, 29, 30
6. 113, 114, 115, 116, _______, 118
Zak and Bob the cat walk past 5 houses. At each house, they see 2 people waving at them.
How many people wave at Zak and Bob in total?
If 3 houses have red doors, how many houses have doors that are not red?
1. The number 47 has 4 tens and 7 ones.
2. How many ones are in 36?
3. How many tens are in 53?
4. Circle the number with 8 tens: 37, 82, 80.
5. In 24, which digit shows the tens?
6. Write the number for 6 tens and 5 ones.
During a canoe trip in Australia, two people spotted a tiny foal struggling in a river. They quickly paddled over, helped the foal climb into their canoe, and brought it safely back to its mom on the riverbank. Their quick thinking saved the day!
Solve these addition problems about the canoe trip! An example: 7 ducks plus 3 ducks equals 10 ducks.
Count on from the number given and write the next three numbers. For example, if you start at 9, the next three are 10, 11, 12.
The foal was in trouble in the river. Two people in a canoe saw it and went to help. They carefully brought the foal onto their boat. The foal sat quietly as they paddled to the riverbank where its mom was waiting. The foal was soon safe and back with its mother.
What did the people use to help the foal?1. 7 + 5 = 12
2. 9 + 4 = ______
3. 15 - 6 = ______
4. 18 - 7 = ______
5. 6 + 8 = ______
6. 14 - 5 = ______
The foal was in the river for 8 minutes. The canoe ride took 8 minutes.
Does 8 = 8?
Why or why not?
Here are three things near the river: a foal, a canoe, and a paddle.
Which is the shortest?
Which is the longest?
People in the Philippines have made the world’s biggest claw machine! This machine is bigger than a car and can grab huge prizes. It was built for fun and broke a Guinness World Record in July 2025. Could you imagine trying to win a prize inside such a giant game?
Put these events in order (1-3):
Write a sentence about what you would try to win if you could play a giant claw machine. Remember to start with a capital letter and end with a period.
Question: What is the main thing the article is about?
Every morning in England, a cat named Billy walks a boy named Bailey to school. Billy doesn’t just help Bailey; lots of kids and neighbors say hello, and the whole community has come together to cheer on Billy for a special UK cat award.
Add the correct punctuation mark (., ?, or !) at the end of each sentence. Example: Billy is a cat.
Circle the word in each pair that sounds different from the other. Example: cat / cut
Billy the cat likes to walk Bailey to school every day. Billy became famous because he waits for Bailey at the gate after class. Everyone in the neighborhood started saying hello to Billy, and now the whole town is talking about how special the cat is.
Look around your classroom. Choose one object you see. Draw a quick picture of it in your notebook and write two words that describe how it looks or feels. Be sure to notice its size, shape, or color!
Imagine there are ten different prizes inside a claw machine. Some are soft, some are hard, some are big, and some are small. List two ways you could sort the prizes into groups. For example: by size or by how they feel.
When you use a claw machine, you never know which prize you might get! If you see a big teddy bear and some small balls, which do you think would be easier for the claw to pick up? Circle your choice and explain why you think so.