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Friday, October 19, 2012

Multiplication Problems

Room 13 have been creating their own multiplication problems. See if you can solve them.

 
There were 10 grasshoppers. Each grasshopper jumped over 11 leaves. How many leaves did they jump over altogether?

By Finn



There were 8 frogs and each of them had 12 toes! How many toes in total?

By Olivia T.











In the garden are 3 flowers that have 4 petals each. How many petals altogether?

By Krystal


 



 There were 12 caterpillars and each caterpillar had 12 legs. How many legs in total?

By Ben  





Farmer Donald planted 4 rows of vegetables. In each row there were 9 vegetables. How many in total? One day a rabbit ate 1 row. How many now?








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