282 Answered Questions for the topic elementary (k-6th)

08/17/23

Solve the following

Solve the following!1. Divide the 2000 by the product of 8 and 5.2. Subtract the product of 25 and 8 from the sum of the least 5 digit even number and the greatest 4 digit number.3. Multiply 345 by... more
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08/10/23

Find the least and greatest possible numbers

Find the least and the greatest numbersFind the least and the greatest possible numbers. Greatest. Least1. 90. ______. ______2. 400. _______. ... more
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08/08/23

Find the least and the greatest numbers
Find the least and the greatest possible numbers.1. 902. 4003. 5,0004. 10,0005. 200,000
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Elementary (k 6th) Math Elementary Math

08/08/23

Find the least and greatest

Find the least and the greatest possible numbers1. 902. 4003. 5,0004. 10,0005. 200,000
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08/07/23

Answer the questions

Answer the questionsI am a 6-digit numberMy tens digits is 3My thousands digit is thrice the tens digitMy ones digit is 2 less than the thousands digitMy ten thousands digit is less than the... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

08/07/23

Rewrite each declarative sentence to inerrogative
Re write each declarative sentence as a question.Use the word given.1. Tubers are part of the underground stem system of a potato plant.What?2. Potato plants store food in the tubers.Where?3. The... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Math Elementary Math

08/07/23

Answer the following

1. Answer the following.A. Determine the difference in the value of two 8s in the number 25,838,217B. Determine the product of the value of 7 in the number 337,510 multiplied to 3.C. Determine the... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Reading Dyslexia

06/02/23

cannot reply to messages any longer
Hello I'm new to Wyzant. I've been corresponding for 2 weeks with several tutors and have narrowed it down to about 4 - 5 to have consults or 1st session with. Currently, The reply button is only... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Elementary Education

05/25/23

What child has trouble understanding non-fiction reading assignments.
This is a very common concern for students and their parents. Because I don't know the age of your student, I cannot be sure which strategies would be appropriate for you. Generally, younger... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Phonics Reading Writing

05/22/23

Are you hoping that your child avoids summer learning loss?
Summer learning loss or the "summer slide" can happen during the lengthy summer break. If you want your child to stay confident and continue to refine all of the skills they learned the previous... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Elementary Math Common Core

05/14/23

What is the box method of multiplication?
The box method is a way to multiply by two digit (or even larger) numbers that does not require students to regroup or "carry" numbers. It uses a couple more steps than the traditional algorithm,... more
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Elementary (k 6th)

05/01/23

Do you need help with exams?
Needing help for end of the year tests/exams?
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Elementary (k 6th) Math Elementary Math

04/19/23

Need help setting up and finding a solution to this question for my third grader

In Seattle, during February, out of every three days the sun shines one day, it is cloudy one day, and it rains one day. In three weeks, how many rainy days would you have?Explain your thinking... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Math Elementary Math

04/18/23

In Seattle, during February, out of every three days the sun shines one day, and it rains one day. In three weeks, how many rainy days would you have?

Please show the answer and how to get it using pictures, words, and numbers?Need help being able to show my son how to set this up and solve it for success.
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/20/23

Combine the group of words.

Combine these groups of words into compound subjects. 1. Jace reads mystery books. Her schoolmates also read mystery books. 2. The broken twigs from the fallen tree. The branches from the fallen... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/20/23

Combine the sentences into simple sentence
Combine the sentences into simple sentences. Make sure your sentence has only one subject and one predicate. You may need to make other changes. 1.do you like hotdogs? Do you like hamburgers? Do... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/20/23

Combine two sentences

Combine two sentence s using and, or, yet, so, but. You may add or delete some words1. It is raining hard. I have to meet a friend in the mall. 2. Dogs are faithful and loving pets. I prefer cats... more
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Elementary (k 6th) Science

03/14/23

Clay, sand, silt
Identify if it's clay, sand and silt1. Has the smallest particle2. Hold the least amount of water3. Particles are larger than clay4. Used in making glass5. Has the largest particles6. Soil good for... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/13/23

Identify each group of words as sentence or fragment
Identify each group of words as sentence or fragment. 1. Tomorrow is a rainy day2. Wrinkled skin and kinky hair3. A long line of people in the mall4. The bag is mine5. Please feed my cat6 he was... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/13/23

Identify the four kind of sentences
Identify if it's declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. Punctuate them correctly. 1. I'm glad to be back2. Go on and hide behind the door3. What a clever idea4. The clock suddenly... more
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Elementary (k 6th) English Elementary Education

03/13/23

Identify the four kind of sentences
Identify if it's declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. Punctuate them correctly. 1. I'm glad to be back2. Go on and hide behind the door3. What a clever idea4. The clock suddenly... more
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Elementary (k 6th)

03/08/23

Express using algebra. Z decreased by 15%
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Elementary (k 6th) Math

02/28/23

I need help on this word problem

Jennifer can run 5 miles in 45 minutes. At that rate, appropriately how far could she run In 120 minutes
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Elementary (k 6th) Math

02/26/23

small pool is shaped like a rectangular prism. the pool is 103 1/2 inches wide, 107 1/2 inches long, and 48 inches deep. what is the volume of the pool?
I want help to find volume or the answer to be exact
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Elementary (k 6th) Elementary Education

01/23/23

What's a good website to help my elementary student learn without realizing it?
Is there a website that my elementary student can play engaging games to keep their mind active while still working on their academics and encouraging them to grow important skills they need to... more
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