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Mixed Add, Subtract, Multiply Word Problems

Choose addition, subtraction, or multiply (×). One-step problems with small numbers.
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Prerequisites
Mixed Addition and Subtraction Word Problems (two-digit)7 WS
A farm has 56 apples in a basket. They sell 19 apples. How many apples remain?

Practice Questions

  1. There are 12 apples. 5 are eaten. How many apples remain?
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    12 − 5 = 7. 7 apples remain.

  2. You have 16 stickers and get 7 more. How many stickers now?
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    16 + 7 = 23. 23 stickers now.

  3. There are 3 boxes with 5 crayons each. How many crayons in all?
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    3 × 5 = 15. There are 15 crayons.

  4. There are 18 cookies. 9 are given away. How many cookies remain?
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    18 − 9 = 9. 9 cookies remain.

  5. You find 10 marbles and then 8 more. How many marbles?
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    10 + 8 = 18. 18 marbles.

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Lesson Plan

Solving Mixed Operation Word Problems

Standards
2.OA.A.1
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Problem Solving Steps PosterCounters
Teaching Notes

Emphasize careful reading to understand the problem's context and identify the correct operation. Encourage visualizing the scenario before selecting an equation.

Vocabulary
Operation: A mathematical process like add or multiply.
Word Problem: A math problem written using words.
Common Mistakes
  • Misidentifying the operation required for the problem.
  • Making calculation errors after setting up the correct equation.
  • Forgetting to write a complete sentence answer to the question.
Differentiation
SupportUse manipulatives or draw pictures to represent the story.
ChallengeExplain why other operations would not be appropriate for the problem.
Discussion Questions
  • What clues or keywords help you choose the correct operation?
  • How can you check if your chosen operation makes sense for the story?
  • Can you solve this problem using a different strategy or visual model?
  • How would the story change if you used a different operation?
Extension Activities
  • Create your own word problems.
  • Act out the word problems.
  • Draw pictures for problems.
Parent Tip

Ask your child to explain how they solved a word problem.

Learning Path
Skill Cluster

Problem Solving with Operations

Grade Level

2-3

Skills Practiced
Choose operationSolve word problemsMultiplication concepts