Rewards for Problems of the week:
5 points for the correct answer at your level; 10 points for the next level; 20 points each for 2+ levels up.

Lower Elementary:
Question: Lily has a number of 2-cup jello molds, a number of 3-cup jello molds, and 14 cups of jello. Which size mold should Lily use if she wants all of her jello desserts to be the same size without leaving any jello unused?
Upper Elementary:
Question: A frog eats half of the flies around a pond. A toad eats a third of the remaining flies. What fractional part of the flies are left at the pond?
Middle School:
Question: Evan forgets to put the stopper in the drain as he fills up his bath tub, then walks away from the bathroom. The water pours out of the faucet at a rate of 24 gallons per minute. The drain empties the tub at a rate of 6 gallons per minute. If the tub holds 60 gallons, then how long will it be before the tub overflows?
Algebra and Up:
Question: Decode the cipher to solve the problem.
VDOOB KDV WZR DSSOHV. WLPPB KDV ILYH DSSOHV. KRZ PDQB PRUH DSSOHV WKDQ VDOOB GRHV WLPPB KDYH?
Challenge problem to take home. 20 points for the correct answer.

Fill in the empty boxes using numbers 1 through 9.
Each number is used only once.
Each row is an equation, left to right.
Each column is an equation, top to bottom.