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3rd Grade
Reading, writing, multiplication, division, and problem solving
Worksheet for 2026-10-02
📖 Six Tables of Supplies
A fictional art club prepared six tables. Each table needed eight sheets of paper, so the organizers set out 48 sheets. Four extra sheets were kept at the front. When two sheets at one table became too wet to use, an organizer replaced them from the extra pile. There were still two spare sheets. The club leader explained that the main supply count and the reserve count were different, even though all the paper came from the same package.
1. How many sheets are needed for the six tables?
2. How many sheets are set out altogether, including spares?
3. How many spares remain after replacing two wet sheets?
4. Why separate the reserve pile from the table supplies?
✏️ Writing
Explain the difference between 6 × 8 and 48 + 4 in this situation.
➕ Math
🎨 Color & Create
Draw six table boxes and a separate reserve box with counts.
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📖 Reading Answers
- 48; 6 × 8.
- 52; 48 + 4.
- Two.
- So replacements are available without taking another table's required paper.
➕ Math Answers
- 1/4
- 1/2
- 4
- Student drawing: 1/3 shaded