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Addition and Subtraction Word Problems

LO: to solve word problems using addition and subtraction

Solve the following problems:


1. There are 167 books in one classroom and 392 books in the other.
How many books are there altogether in both classrooms? 

2. Jay has a collection of 263 football cards. His brother has 189.
How many more football cards does Jay have? 

3. A family drive 289km from Canberra to Sydney, and then 149km on to Newcastle.
How far did they travel altogether? 

4. A cricket team score 456 in the first innings and 249 in the second innings.
How many runs did they score altogether? 

5. Jenny has $5.60. She spends $2.80 on a present for her brother.
How much money does she have left? 

6. Abi collects stamps. She has 351 in a box and 456 in a book.
How many does she have altogether? 

7. A lorry driver has a 561km journey. He stops for a break after 314km.
How much further has he to travel? 

8. A pack of Christmas cards costs $5.40.


How much change would there be from $10.00? 

9. A packet of lentils weighs 450g and a packet of kidney beans weighs 385g.
How much do they both weigh altogether? 

10. A shopkeeper has 367 bottles of lemonade.


He orders 480 more. How many bottles of lemonade will he have now? 

Challenge:
Two children have 720 marbles between them.
Jay has 126 more than Abi.
How many does Abi have? 
Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Answers
Solve the following problems:
1. There are 167 books in one classroom and 392 books in the other.
How many books are there altogether in both classrooms? 559

2. Jay has a collection of 263 football cards. His brother has 189.
How many more football cards does Jay have? 74

3. A family drive 289km from Canberra to Sydney, and then 149km on to Newcastle.
How far did they travel altogether? 438

4. A cricket team score 456 in the first innings and 249 in the second innings.
How many runs did they score altogether? 705

5. Jenny has $5.60. She spends $2.80 on a present for her brother.
How much money does she have left? $2.80

6. Abi collects stamps. She has 351 in a box and 456 in a book.
How many does she have altogether? 807

7. A lorry driver has a 561km journey. He stops for a break after 314km.
How much further has he to travel? 247

8. A pack of Christmas cards costs $5.40.


How much change would there be from $10.00? $4.60

9. A packet of lentils weighs 450g and a packet of kidney beans weighs 385g.
How much do they both weigh altogether? 835g

10. A shopkeeper has 367 bottles of lemonade.


He orders 480 more. How many bottles of lemonade will he have now? 847

Challenge:
Two children have 720 marbles between them.
Jay has 126 more than Abi.
How many does Abi have? 297 (360 - 63)

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