3. Each basket can hold twenty snowballs. Mrs. Miller gives one basket to two hundred students. How many snowballs will the children have altogether?

Each of the 200 students receives one basket, and since each basket can hold 20 snowballs, we can calculate the total number of snowballs by multiplying the number of baskets by the capacity of each basket. So, 200 baskets × 20 snowballs per basket equals 4,000 snowballs. Therefore, the children will have a total of 4,000 snowballs altogether! If you want to visualize this, imagine two large groups of students each racing to fill their baskets with fluffy snowballs, the air filled with laughter and the excitement of what they can create together with those 4,000 snowballs! Winter fun at its best!