πagarwalmath · 2nd grade · Common Core 2.OA.A.1
👟 Two-step stories
One- and two-step story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Omar has 56 stickers. Priya gives Omar 17 more. Then Omar gives away 19. How many stickers does Omar have now?
Answer: ______________
2Sam has 16 seashells. Zoe gives Sam 22 more. Then Sam gives away 13. How many seashells does Sam have now?
Answer: ______________
3Lily has 20 books. Sam has 18 fewer than Lily. How many books do they have together?
Answer: ______________
4Benny the Bear has 15 acorns. Penny the Panda gives Benny the Bear 60 more. Then Benny the Bear gives away 58. How many acorns does Benny the Bear have now?
Answer: ______________
5Penny the Panda has 13 acorns. Benny the Bear has 1 fewer than Penny the Panda. How many acorns do they have together?
Answer: ______________
6Ollie the Owl has 79 berries. Penny the Panda gives Ollie the Owl 4 more. Then Ollie the Owl gives away 19. How many berries does Ollie the Owl have now?
Answer: ______________
7Astro Ana has 43 star crystals. Rocket Raj has 15 fewer than Astro Ana. How many star crystals do they have together?
Answer: ______________
8Omar has 75 crayons. Leo gives Omar 19 more. Then Omar gives away 91. How many crayons does Omar have now?
Answer: ______________
9Comet Kim has 40 satellites. Astro Ana has 14 fewer than Comet Kim. How many satellites do they have together?
Answer: ______________
10Benny the Bear has 22 leaves. Fifi the Fox gives Benny the Bear 17 more. Then Benny the Bear gives away 24. How many leaves does Benny the Bear have now?
Answer: ______________
11Omar has 88 books. Sam has 21 fewer than Omar. How many books do they have together?
Answer: ______________
12Fifi the Fox has 17 acorns. Benny the Bear has 14 fewer than Fifi the Fox. How many acorns do they have together?
Answer: ______________
Answer key: Two-step stories
- 1. 54
- 2. 25
- 3. 22
- 4. 17
- 5. 25
- 6. 64
- 7. 71
- 8. 3
- 9. 66
- 10. 15
- 11. 155
- 12. 20
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