πagarwalmath · 2nd grade · Common Core 2.OA.A.1
📖 Add & subtract stories
One- and two-step story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Ben picks 89 apples. Ben puts some apples in a pie. Now Ben has 12 apples left. How many apples went in the pie?
Answer: ______________ apples
2Ben has 5 balloons. Ben gets 7 more balloons at a party. How many balloons does Ben have now?
Answer: ______________ balloons
3Zoe finds 73 shells at the beach. Zoe gives some shells to Leo. Now Zoe has 5 shells left. How many shells did Zoe give to Leo?
Answer: ______________ shells
4Aiden baked 51 muffins. Kai baked 11 muffins. How many more muffins did Aiden bake than Kai?
Answer: ______________ muffins
532 kids are on the bus. At the next stop, some kids get off. Now 12 kids are still on the bus. How many kids got off?
Answer: ______________ kids
6Zoe baked 15 muffins. Aiden baked 47 more muffins than Zoe. How many muffins did Aiden bake?
Answer: ______________ muffins
7There are 35 cars in a parking lot. Some more cars drive in. Now there are 51 cars in the lot. How many cars drove in?
Answer: ______________ cars
8Mei has 7 stickers. Nora has 2 stickers. How many more stickers does Mei have than Nora?
Answer: ______________ stickers
935 kids are on the bus. At the next stop, 5 kids get off. How many kids are still on the bus?
Answer: ______________ kids
10Maya picked 8 strawberries. Aiden picked 32 more strawberries than Maya. How many strawberries did Aiden pick?
Answer: ______________ strawberries
11Theo found 15 shells. Sam found 10 shells. How many fewer shells did Sam find than Theo?
Answer: ______________ shells
12Ana baked 19 muffins. Kai baked 12 more muffins than Ana. How many muffins did Kai bake?
Answer: ______________ muffins
Answer key: Add & subtract stories
- 1. 77 apples
- 2. 12 balloons
- 3. 68 shells
- 4. 40 muffins
- 5. 20 kids
- 6. 62 muffins
- 7. 16 cars
- 8. 5 stickers
- 9. 30 kids
- 10. 40 strawberries
- 11. 5 shells
- 12. 31 muffins
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