Numbers and Operations II (Mathematics, Primary 3)

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are suitable for counting numbers between 21 and 40. Players will respond with ✅ for nouns that can be counted in this range and ❌ for those that cannot.

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Numbers and Operations II (Mathematics, Primary 3)


Numbers and Operations II (Mathematics, Primary 3)Versión en línea In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are suitable for counting numbers between 21 and 40. Players will respond with ✅ for nouns that can be counted in this range and ❌ for those that cannot. por YAKILI LMS 1 20 students can be organized into 4 groups of 5. Yes No 2 5 chairs can be placed around a table. Yes No 3 5 cars can be parked in a row of 5. Yes No 4 5 books can be stacked in a pile of 5. Yes No 5 11 toys cannot be grouped in fives. Yes No 6 30 cookies can be split into 6 groups of 5. Yes No 7 25 marbles can be arranged in 5 groups of 5. Yes No 8 3 oranges cannot be grouped in fives. Yes No 9 2 cats cannot be divided into groups of 5. Yes No 10 7 dogs cannot be counted in groups of 5. Yes No 11 12 eggs cannot be divided into groups of 5. Yes No 12 8 pencils cannot be split into groups of 5. Yes No 13 50 balloons can be counted in 10 groups of 5. Yes No 14 4 shoes cannot be organized into groups of 5. Yes No 15 6 cups cannot be arranged in groups of 5. Yes No 16 15 fingers can be grouped into 3 groups of 5. Yes No 17 10 pencils can be divided into 2 groups of 5. Yes No 18 1 computer cannot be counted in groups of 5. Yes No 19 5 apples can be counted in groups of 5. Yes No 20 10 cars cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 21 11 chairs cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 22 20 cups cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 23 12 eggs can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 24 15 balls cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 25 13 shoes cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 26 22 keys cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 27 36 books can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 28 19 notebooks cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 29 5 oranges cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 30 60 toys can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 31 48 buttons can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 32 7 bananas cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 33 18 marbles can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 34 24 pencils can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 35 17 hats cannot be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 36 54 coins can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 37 30 candies can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 38 6 apples can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 39 42 stickers can be counted in groups of 6. Yes No 40 7 colors are in a rainbow. Yes No 41 28 can be split into four groups of 7. Yes No 42 A week has 7 days. Yes No 43 You can count 9 books on a shelf. Yes No 44 8 colors are in a rainbow. Yes No 45 5 oranges can be grouped in sevens. Yes No 46 You cannot count 6 marbles in a group of 7. Yes No 47 21 can be divided into three groups of 7. Yes No 48 A month can have 7 days in a week. Yes No 49 7 apples can be grouped in sevens. Yes No 50 14 is a multiple of 7. Yes No 51 You can form 6 teams of players. Yes No 52 30 cannot be split into groups of 7 evenly. Yes No 53 You can count 7 books on a shelf. Yes No 54 A month has 31 days, not 7. Yes No 55 A year has 12 months, not 7. Yes No 56 22 cannot be divided into groups of 7 evenly. Yes No 57 You can count 7 marbles in a group. Yes No 58 You can form 7 teams of players. Yes No 59 10 is a multiple of 7. Yes No 60 2 is the smallest prime number. Yes No 61 7 days make a week. Yes No 62 3 is less than 8. Yes No 63 8 days make a week and a bit. Yes No 64 5 fingers make a hand. Yes No 65 4 quarters make a dollar. Yes No 66 16 is a multiple of 8. Yes No 67 8 legs make a spider. Yes No 68 8 apples can be grouped together. Yes No 69 A box can hold 8 chocolates. Yes No 70 6 sides make a hexagon. Yes No

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Numbers and Operations II (Mathematics, Primary 3)Versión en línea

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20 students can be organized into 4 groups of 5.

5 chairs can be placed around a table.

5 cars can be parked in a row of 5.

5 books can be stacked in a pile of 5.

11 toys cannot be grouped in fives.

30 cookies can be split into 6 groups of 5.

25 marbles can be arranged in 5 groups of 5.

3 oranges cannot be grouped in fives.

2 cats cannot be divided into groups of 5.

7 dogs cannot be counted in groups of 5.

12 eggs cannot be divided into groups of 5.

8 pencils cannot be split into groups of 5.

50 balloons can be counted in 10 groups of 5.

4 shoes cannot be organized into groups of 5.

6 cups cannot be arranged in groups of 5.

15 fingers can be grouped into 3 groups of 5.

10 pencils can be divided into 2 groups of 5.

1 computer cannot be counted in groups of 5.

5 apples can be counted in groups of 5.

10 cars cannot be counted in groups of 6.

11 chairs cannot be counted in groups of 6.

20 cups cannot be counted in groups of 6.

12 eggs can be counted in groups of 6.

15 balls cannot be counted in groups of 6.

13 shoes cannot be counted in groups of 6.

22 keys cannot be counted in groups of 6.

36 books can be counted in groups of 6.

19 notebooks cannot be counted in groups of 6.

5 oranges cannot be counted in groups of 6.

60 toys can be counted in groups of 6.

48 buttons can be counted in groups of 6.

7 bananas cannot be counted in groups of 6.

18 marbles can be counted in groups of 6.

24 pencils can be counted in groups of 6.

17 hats cannot be counted in groups of 6.

54 coins can be counted in groups of 6.

30 candies can be counted in groups of 6.

6 apples can be counted in groups of 6.

42 stickers can be counted in groups of 6.

7 colors are in a rainbow.

28 can be split into four groups of 7.

A week has 7 days.

You can count 9 books on a shelf.

8 colors are in a rainbow.

5 oranges can be grouped in sevens.

You cannot count 6 marbles in a group of 7.

21 can be divided into three groups of 7.

A month can have 7 days in a week.

7 apples can be grouped in sevens.

14 is a multiple of 7.

You can form 6 teams of players.

30 cannot be split into groups of 7 evenly.

You can count 7 books on a shelf.

A month has 31 days, not 7.

A year has 12 months, not 7.

22 cannot be divided into groups of 7 evenly.

You can count 7 marbles in a group.

You can form 7 teams of players.

10 is a multiple of 7.

2 is the smallest prime number.

7 days make a week.

3 is less than 8.