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Year 2 w7 Maths Homework

The document contains a series of arithmetic problems divided into three parts: basic addition and subtraction with up to two digits, addition and subtraction within 1000, and word problems involving whole and part scenarios. Each section consists of multiple equations and story problems requiring calculations. The purpose is to practice and enhance calculation skills.

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Year 2 w7 Maths Homework

The document contains a series of arithmetic problems divided into three parts: basic addition and subtraction with up to two digits, addition and subtraction within 1000, and word problems involving whole and part scenarios. Each section consists of multiple equations and story problems requiring calculations. The purpose is to practice and enhance calculation skills.

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Calculation Booster

PART A: Up to 2 digits

1) 23 + 16 = ____ 16) 20 + 41 = ____

2) 45 + 32 = ____ 17) 39 + 28 = ____

3) 17 + 24 = ____ 18) 44 + 35 = ____

4) 38 + 19 = ____ 19) 53 + 22 = ____

5) 52 + 18 = ____ 20) 31 + 46 = ____

6) 29 + 14 = ____ 21) 49 + 30 = ____

7) 43 + 27 = ____ 22) 25 + 36 = ____

8) 36 + 25 = ____ 23) 60 + 15 = ____

9) 58 + 21 = ____ 24) 42 + 33 = ____

10) 11 + 48 = ____ 25) 18 + 39 = ____

11) 34 + 29 = ____ 26) 56 + 23 = ____

12) 26 + 17 = ____ 27) 27 + 41 = ____

13) 47 + 13 = ____ 28) 14 + 52 = ____

14) 32 + 38 = ____ 29) 50 + 24 = ____

15) 55 + 11 = ____ 30) 13 + 26 = ____

1. 78 - 23 = ____ 3. 92 - 47 = ____

2. 64 - 19 = ____ 4. 55 - 28 = ____
5. 83 - 36 = ____ 18. 58 - 27 = ____

6. 72 - 34 = ____ 19. 66 - 41 = ____

7. 60 - 15 = ____ 20. 79 - 35 = ____

8. 97 - 49 = ____ 21. 84 - 62 = ____

9. 88 - 53 = ____ 22. 75 - 50 = ____

10. 69 - 32 = ____ 23. 67 - 28 = ____

11. 85 - 57 = ____ 24. 91 - 44 = ____

12. 76 - 38 = ____ 25. 63 - 39 = ____

13. 54 - 29 = ____ 26. 82 - 55 = ____

14. 81 - 45 = ____ 27. 74 - 22 = ____

15. 62 - 33 = ____ 28. 59 - 38 = ____

16. 90 - 42 = ____ 29. 68 - 47 = ____

17. 73 - 56 = ____ 30. 87 - 51 = ____

Part 2: Addition and Subtraction Within 1000

1) 123 + 256 = ____ 8) 412 + 383 = ____

2) 345 + 298 = ____ 9) 276 + 309 = ____

3) 187 + 213 = ____ 10) 195 + 428 = ____

4) 452 + 176 = ____ 11) 314 + 287 = ____

5) 629 + 134 = ____ 12) 439 + 261 = ____

6) 341 + 259 = ____ 13) 552 + 138 = ____

7) 528 + 147 = ____ 14) 671 + 189 = ____


15) 745 + 254 = ____ 23) 427 + 275 = ____

16) 228 + 374 = ____ 24) 396 + 504 = ____

17) 396 + 503 = ____ 25) 615 + 293 = ____

18) 514 + 298 = ____ 26) 478 + 349 = ____

19) 623 + 267 = ____ 27) 524 + 161 = ____

20) 449 + 318 = ____ 28) 689 + 210 = ____

21) 582 + 319 = ____ 29) 342 + 457 = ____

22) 731 + 182 = ____ 30) 510 + 379 = ____

Subtraction:

31) 768 - 123 = ____ 46) 873 - 559 = ____

32) 542 - 198 = ____ 47) 721 - 486 = ____

33) 856 - 429 = ____ 48) 598 - 376 = ____

34) 731 - 315 = ____ 49) 849 - 625 = ____

35) 904 - 472 = ____ 50) 937 - 414 = ____

36) 687 - 239 = ____ 51) 764 - 538 = ____

37) 548 - 327 = ____ 52) 802 - 399 = ____

38) 795 - 184 = ____ 53) 915 - 478 = ____

39) 634 - 256 = ____ 54) 679 - 255 = ____

40) 913 - 457 = ____ 55) 857 - 426 = ____

41) 852 - 431 = ____ 56) 733 - 492 = ____

42) 726 - 298 = ____ 57) 649 - 214 = ____

43) 689 - 374 = ____ 58) 578 - 369 = ____

44) 942 - 619 = ____ 59) 906 - 537 = ____

45) 765 - 432 = ____ 60) 851 - 473 = ____

Write number sentence that fits the story.


1. There are 176 students in Grade 3 and 214 students in Grade 4. In
total, how many students are there in both grades?

2. A factory produced 487 toy cars in the first quarter and 312 toy cars
in the second quarter. In total, how many toy cars were produced?

3. The school collected 275 cans of food in one drive and 368 cans in
another. In total, how many cans of food were collected?

4. A baker made 280 loaves of bread. He sold 142 loaves. How many
loaves of bread are left?

5. There were 745 tickets available for a concert. 439 tickets were sold.
How many tickets are left?
6. A farmer has 612 chickens. He sold 258 chickens. How many
chickens does the farmer have left?

Whole and Part word problem

1. Ava has 467 pencils. She buys 152 more pencils. How many pencils
does she have now?

2. A park had 725 visitors on Saturday. On Sunday, 389 visitors came


to the park. How many visitors came to the park in total?

3. A warehouse had 654 boxes of goods. 278 boxes were shipped out.
How many boxes are left in the warehouse?
4. There are 486 students in a school. 137 students graduated. How
many students are still enrolled?

5. Lily has 389 marbles. She finds 243 more marbles. How many
marbles does she have in total?

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