πagarwalmath · 2nd grade · Common Core 2.OA.A.1
👟 Two-step stories
One- and two-step story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Captain Nova has 10 moon rocks. Astro Ana has 7 fewer than Captain Nova. How many moon rocks do they have together?
Answer: ______________
2Penny the Panda has 47 acorns. Benny the Bear gives Penny the Panda 34 more. Then Penny the Panda gives away 53. How many acorns does Penny the Panda have now?
Answer: ______________
3Ollie the Owl has 39 fish. Benny the Bear has 10 fewer than Ollie the Owl. How many fish do they have together?
Answer: ______________
4Ollie the Owl has 83 acorns. Penny the Panda has 6 fewer than Ollie the Owl. How many acorns do they have together?
Answer: ______________
5Penny the Panda has 13 leaves. Ollie the Owl gives Penny the Panda 81 more. Then Penny the Panda gives away 78. How many leaves does Penny the Panda have now?
Answer: ______________
6Captain Nova has 50 star crystals. Astro Ana has 27 fewer than Captain Nova. How many star crystals do they have together?
Answer: ______________
7Rocket Raj has 26 moon rocks. Astro Ana has 9 fewer than Rocket Raj. How many moon rocks do they have together?
Answer: ______________
8Omar has 71 stickers. Sam has 12 fewer than Omar. How many stickers do they have together?
Answer: ______________
9Zoe has 69 marbles. Leo gives Zoe 19 more. Then Zoe gives away 22. How many marbles does Zoe have now?
Answer: ______________
10Benny the Bear has 77 fish. Penny the Panda gives Benny the Bear 19 more. Then Benny the Bear gives away 81. How many fish does Benny the Bear have now?
Answer: ______________
11Sam has 42 books. Priya has 17 fewer than Sam. How many books do they have together?
Answer: ______________
12Priya has 36 marbles. Sam has 14 fewer than Priya. How many marbles do they have together?
Answer: ______________
Answer key: Two-step stories
- 1. 13
- 2. 28
- 3. 68
- 4. 160
- 5. 16
- 6. 73
- 7. 43
- 8. 130
- 9. 66
- 10. 15
- 11. 67
- 12. 58
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