Learning fun with ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com #1 #4 Milton Hershey Milton Hershey was born in opened his first candy shop in 1876. It 1857. How many closed six years later. years ago was he What year did his born? candy shop close? #2 #5 Milton Hershey Mr. Hershey was 18 was born in 1857. when his first candy He died in 1945. shop opened. If it How old was he closed in six years, how old was he when when he died? the shop closed? #3 #6 Milton Hershey was Milton Hershey born in 1857. How old died in 1945. was he when he How many years started the Hershey ago did he die? Chocolate Company in 1894? ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com #7 #10 Milton Hershey opened his Six kids went into a first candy shop in 1876. The store in Hershey, Hershey Chocolate Company opened in 1894. How many Pennsylvania. They years were in between the each bought 8 Hershey opening of Milton’s first Kisses. How many candy shop and the Hershey kisses did the store Chocolate Company. sell? #8 #11 Mr. Hershey gave A store ordered 34 seven children six cases of Hershey bars. candy bars each. There are 36 candy How many candy bars in each case. How bars did he give many total Hershey away? bars did they order? #9 #12 The street in Hershey, Pennsylvania is lined with Milton Hershey was Hershey Kiss lamps. There born in 1857. How old are eight lamps on each side was he when he of the street. Each lamp has started the Hershey four light bulbs. How many light bulbs are used to light Chocolate Company in both sides of the street? 1894? ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com #13 #16 A package of six Hershey The class is going on a bars costs $4. A case of 36 field trip to the candy costs $19. A teacher needs store. There are 51 46 Hershey bars for her two students going. One classes. How much will she chaperone is needed for spend to buy enough candy every 7 students. How bars? How many extras will many chaperones are she have? needed. #14 #17 Alexa has a $10 bill A candy store published a and three $5 bills. She book about how their chocolate is made. They spends $16.90 at the printed 832 copies. They chocolate shop. How sent them to 8 different much money does she candy stores. How many have left? copies of he book did each candy store receive? #15 #18 Marco earns $130 from The candy store sold 30 working at the chocolate shop milk chocolate bars today. each week. He spends about They sold half as many $35 on his lunches each week Mar chocolate bars with almonds while he is working. He is as they sold milk chocolate trying to save $525 to buy a bars. How many total new computer. How many weeks will he need to save? chocolate bars did they sell today? ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com Name: __________________________ Hershey Math Task Cards Directions: Choose a task card, record the number and solve. Be sure to show your work. ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com Name: __________________________ Hershey Math Task Cards Directions: Choose a task card, record the number and solve. Be sure to show your work. ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com Name: __________________________ Hershey Bar Fractions You have one whole chocolate bar. Before you open your chocolate bar, trace it below. Now, unwrap your chocolate bar. Don’t eat it yet! Draw in the equal parts above. My chocolate bar has _______ equal parts. The fraction I can write to show this is: _______. 1 = 12 1 Both of these fractions show ____ ____________. ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com Write the fraction that will show one piece of your candy bar. Write the fraction that will show eleven pieces of your candy bar. Tell how many pieces are needed to create each fraction below: = ______ = ______ A pieces D pieces = ______ = ______ H pieces S pieces = ______ = ______ O pieces F pieces Equivalent fractions are two fractions that equal each other. M=Write an equivalent fraction for eachS= fraction listed below. N= T= ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com Name: __________________________ Hershey Fraction Addition Directions: Choose two fraction cards. Record the fractions in the boxes. Color in Hershey pieces to show the fraction. Write the sum of the two fractions. (Remember to reduce if necessary.) #1 + = #2 + = #3 + = ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com A F O D H N S= T= C P Q ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com L G Q H D M O P S= T= C A O ©www.thecurriculumcorner.com .