Apple Orchard Arrays
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Add equal rows and columns to count apples and trees.
Packing crates
Each crate holds apples in equal rows. Add the rows or the columns to find how many apples.
1.
Add the columns of this crate.
4 + 4 = apples
2.
Write an addition equation that adds the columns of this crate.
+ + + + =
3.
Mila splits this crate in half. She adds the top 2 rows, then the bottom 2 rows.
Top 2 rows: 5 + 5 =
Bottom 2 rows: 5 + 5 =
Whole crate: 10 + 10 = apples
4.
Which equation does not show the total number of apples in this crate?
Rows or columns?
Look closely at how each equation adds the apples.
5.
Sort each equation for this crate. Does it add the rows, add the columns, or not match the crate?
6.
Match each crate to the equation that adds its rows.
7.
Ana's crate has 3 rows with 5 apples in each row. Ben's crate has 4 rows with 4 apples in each row.
How many apples does Ana have?
How many apples does Ben have?
Who has more apples?
Orchard stories
Farmer Rosa plants apple trees in equal rows. Use addition to solve each story.
8.
Rosa plants 4 rows of apple trees. There are 3 trees in each row. Write an addition equation with equal addends to find how many trees she plants.
+ + + = trees
9.
Next, Rosa plants 1 more row of 3 trees next to the 4 rows. Now there are 5 rows. How many trees are in the orchard now?
trees
10.
This crate has 3 rows of 4 apples. Draw 1 more row of 4 apples under it. Then write an addition equation for the full crate.
11.
Rosa has 12 apples. She wants to pack them in a crate in equal rows. The crate can hold at most 5 rows and at most 5 apples in a row. Find two different ways. Write an addition equation for each way.