The document contains 7 math word problems for Week 7. It provides the details and questions for each problem, involving topics like totaling box tops, comparing student populations between years, adding textbook amounts delivered to different grades, calculating distance and age differences. It concludes with a bonus problem about calculating the age of a cat given the combined age and one cat's individual age.

1. Week 7 Math Solvers Mrs. Sinclair

2. Week 7 word problems Joceline, Narvin, and Paola each brought in 13 box tops on Tuesday. Idali brought in 8 more on Wednesday. How many total box tops did they bring? Question 1

3. Week 7 word problems In 2010 Morningside Elementary has 243 boys and 267 girls. The school has 256 boys and 271 girls this year. How many more students does MES have this year compared to last year? Question 2

4. Week 7 word problems Cesar helped Mrs. Thomas deliver textbooks to classrooms. He brought 245 to the third grade, 364 to the fourth grade and 405 to the fifth grade. How many more total textbooks did he bring to the fourth and fifth grade than third? Question 3

5. Week 7 word problems Mrs. Sinclair is an astronaut. She flew 3,008,456 miles in 2009 and 278,990 in 2010. How much more did she drive in 2009 than 2010? Question 4

6. Week 7 word problems Mrs. Sinclair got a just-born dog when she was 25. She is now 33. How old is the dog? Question 5

7. Week 7 word problems Christian G. sold 64 glasses of lemonade at his lemonade stand. Cris sold half of what Christian sold. How many did Cris sell? Question 6

8. Week 7 word problems Mrs. Sinclair’s daughter Marie is 7. She is half as old as her cousin. How old is her cousin? Question 7

9. Week 7 word problems Mrs. Sinclair has two cats, Fred and Stripes. The sum of their ages is 10. Stripes is 4. How old is Fred? Bonus!