1. In February there were 35 dimes. (Do not forget Farley!)
    1. How many dimes did each of the seven family members get?
    2. How many dimes did they put back in the jar?
    3. How much money did each person get in dimes?
  1. In March there were 38 pennies in the jar. (Farley went home.)
    1. How many pennies did each of the four children get?
    2. How many pennies did they put back in the jar?
Flora, Frankie, and Ben wrote number sentences to show how they divided the pennies in March.
  1. Flora wrote:
    38 ÷ 4 = 9 R2
  2. Frankie wrote:
    4 9 = 36
    38 − 36 = 2
  3. Ben wrote:
    4 9 + 2 = 38
    1. Look at Flora's solution. Explain what she did to solve the problem.
    2. Look at Frankie's solution. Explain what he did to solve the problem.
    3. Look at Ben's solution. Explain what he did to solve the problem.
  1. In April there were 31 dimes in the jar.
    1. How many dimes did each person get?
    2. How much money did each person get?
    3. How much money was put back in the jar?
  2. If each child got 11 pennies in May, how many pennies were in the jar?