The document contains 10 math word problems for students to solve in Week 1. It asks questions about the total number of cake pieces eaten, the number of kisses left after some were eaten, the number of goals scored by different soccer players, the total miles driven in different days, the number of animals that did not escape from the zoo, the amount of money one brother got compared to the other, the total number of cents after receiving more money, the change received from a purchase, the remaining miles in a marathon after running some miles, and whether there is enough candy for each student if brought by two students. It also includes a bonus problem about the number of pizza slices eaten.

1. Week 1 Math Solvers Mrs. Sinclair

2. Week 1 Word Problems Two kids each ate 12 pieces of cake. How many pieces of cake did they eat in all? Question 1

3. Week 1 Word Problems Mrs. Sinclair bought 14 Hershey’s kisses and then her kids ate 7 of them. How many does she have left? Question 2

4. Week 1 Word Problems Rene went to soccer practice and scored 5 goals. Eric scored two times as many as Rene. How many goals did Eric score? Question 3

5. Week 1 Word Problems The principal drove 30 miles on Monday, 10 miles on Tuesday, and 20 miles on Wednesday. How many miles did he drivein all? Question 4

6. Week 1 Word Problems Some of the animals at the zoo escaped. There were 100 animals in the zoo, and then 80 escaped. How many did not escape? Question 5

7. Week 1 Word Problems Luis got $20. His brother got half as much money as him. How much money did Luis’ brother get? Question 6

8. Week 1 Word Problems Juana had 60 cents. Her mom gave her 38 more. How many cents does she have in all? Question 7

9. Week 1 Word Problems Lila went shopping. She had a $5 bill. She spent $4.08. What is her change? Question 8

10. Week 1 Word Problems Mrs. Thomas was running a marathon. The marathon is 26 miles long. She has already run 10 miles. How many more miles does she have to run to finish? Question 9

11. Week 1 Word Problems Two of Mrs. Sinclair’s students brought candy to class. There are 20 students. One student brought 12 Hershey’s kisses, and the other student brought 14 lollipops. Do they have enough candy for the whole class to each have a piece? Question 10

12. Week 1 Word Problems It was pizza day in the cafeteria. The pepperoni pizza was cut into 8 slices. Elisa ate half the pizza. How many slices did she eat? Bonus