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story problems {addition & subtraction to 10}

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How to use Addition to 10:

When teaching my students how to solve story problems, I show them how to circle the numbers in the problem and underline the important words. Then I have them cut out the manipulatives {or use real manipulatives if you can!} and “act out” the problem on

their page. Once they glue down the manipulatives, they write the equation to match and record their answer. These would be

perfect to glue into math journals!

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Missing Addends pages: I have my students glue down the total amount, then put a box around the “known addend”. The pictures left are the missing addend and can be written on one of the blank lines of the

equation.

How to use Subtraction from 10:

When working on subtraction story problems, we do the same steps as addition, but cross out the manipulatives after gluing them

down.

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Finally, I included some “make your own” addition and subtraction pages for the students to use what they know about story problems to create their own. They draw manipulatives to match their story problem and solve the equation. This would also

be a fun addition to your math centers. You could have one student make a story problem and another person solve it. Stick each page in a sheet protector or write and wipe pocket and

have your students use dry erase markers.

Table of Contents Addition to 5 {pg. 5-6} Addition to 6 {pg. 7-8} Addition to 7 {pg. 9-10} Addition to 8 {pg. 11-12} Addition to 9 {pg. 13-14} Addition to 10 {pg. 15-16} Missing Addends {pg. 17-21} Subtraction from 5 {pg. 22-23} Subtraction from 6 {pg. 24-25} Subtraction from 7 {pg. 26-27} Subtraction from 8 {pg. 28-29} Subtraction from 9 {pg. 30-31} Subtraction from 10 {pg. 32-33} Make Your Own Addition {pg. 34-38} Make Your Own Subtraction {pg. 39-43} Optional Manipulatives for Centers {pg. 44-48} ©MissKindergarten

There were 4 birds sitting in the tree. Then 1 more bird flew in. How many birds are in the tree now?

Birds in a Tree Name

___+___=___ My equation: My answer:

___ birds

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Kim put 3 eggs in her basket. Tom put 2 eggs in his basket. How many eggs do they have altogether?

Collecting Eggs Name


___ eggs

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Chris caught 3 butterflies in the morning and 3 more butterflies after school. How many butterflies did he catch in all?

Catching Butterflies Name


___ butterflies

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There were 4 ants crawling on the fence. Then 2 more ants crawled on. How many ants are crawling on the fence now?

Ants on the Fence Name


___ ants

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There were 4 bugs sitting on a vine. Then 3 more bugs came to join them. How many bugs are on the vine now?

Bugs on a Vine Name


___ bugs

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At the picnic, 5 ants crawled onto the table and 2 ants crawled onto the basket. How many ants are there altogether?

At the Picnic Name


___ ants

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A boy put 6 bugs in his jar. Then he found 2 more. How many bugs does he have altogether?

Bugs in a Jar Name


___ bugs

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There were 4 frogs in the pond. Then 4 more frogs hopped in. How many frogs are in the pond now?

Frogs in the Pond Name


___ frogs

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Bobby had 1 dragonfly in his jar. Then he caught 8 more. How many dragonflies does he have in his jar now?

Dragonflies Name


___ dragonflies

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Mel planted 6 flowers in the grass and 3 flowers in the pot. How many flowers did she plant in all?

Flower Garden Name


___ flowers

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There were 3 bees buzzing in the hive. 7 more bees joined them. How many bees are in the hive now?

Buzzing Bees Name


___ bees

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There are 5 chicks chirping on the grass. Then 5 more chicks joined them. How many chicks are there in all?

Chirping Chicks Name


___ chicks

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Sam caught 3 butterflies in the morning. After lunch, she caught some more. Now Sam has 7 butterflies in her net. How many did she catch after lunch?

Chasing Butterflies Name


___ butterflies

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There were 3 grasshoppers playing in the grass. Then some ladybugs joined them. Now there are 6 bugs playing in the grass. How many ladybugs came to play?

Bugs in the Grass Name


___ ladybugs

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There was 1 bird singing in the tree and some birds singing in the birdhouse. There were 4 birds singing in all. How many birds were singing in the birdhouse?

Singing Birds Name


___ birds

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Some pigs were outside the barn. 3 sheep were inside the barn. There were 8 animals altogether. How many pigs were outside the barn?

In the Barn Name


___ pigs

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Kai watered 6 plants on Saturday. He watered some more on Sunday. Altogether, Kai watered 10 plants. How many plants did he water on Sunday?

Watering Plants Name


___ plants

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There were 5 ladybugs in the jar. 3 of them flew away. How many ladybugs are left?

Little Ladybugs Name

___-___=___ My equation: My answer:

___ ladybugs

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Bunny hid 5 eggs in the grass. She only found 1. How many eggs are still hidden?

Funny Bunny Name


___ eggs

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There were 6 caterpillars on the log. 3 of them crawled off. How many caterpillars are still on the log?

Crawling Caterpillars Name


___ caterpillars

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Amy had 6 flowers. She put 2 in the flower pot. How many flowers does she have left?

Flower Pots Name


___ flowers

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Timmy was flying 7 kites. 2 of them got stuck in the tree. How many kites are still flying?

Flying Kites Name


___ kites

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The hungry caterpillar found 7 leaves. He ate 3 of them for breakfast. How many leaves does he have left?

Hungry Caterpillar Name


___ leaves

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Lilly caught 8 butterflies in her net. As she was walking home, 5 butterflies flew out. How many butterflies are in her net now?

Silly Butterflies Name


___ butterflies

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One spring day, there were 8 clouds in the sky. 4 clouds blew away. How many clouds are left in the sky?

Clouds in the Sky Name


___ clouds

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One rainy day, there were 9 umbrellas on the grass. 6 of them blew away in the wind. How many umbrellas are still on the grass?

Little Umbrellas Name


___ umbrellas

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Rabbit picked 9 carrots from her garden. She ate 4 of them for lunch. How many carrots does she have left?

Crunchy Carrots Name


___ carrots

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There were 10 snails in the grass. Then 2 crawled onto the log. How many snails are still on the grass?

Snails in the Grass Name


___ snails

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There were 10 flowers in the garden. Molly picked 7 flowers. How many flowers are left?

Picking Flowers Name


___ flowers

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There were ____ birds sitting in the tree. Then _____ more birds flew in. Now

there are _____ birds in the tree.

Birds in a Tree

Name

___+___=___ My equation:

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I caught ____ butterflies in the morning and _____ more butterflies after school. Now I have _____ butterflies altogether.

Catching Butterflies

Name


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I put ____ bugs in my jar. Then I found _____ more. Now I have _____ bugs in my

jar.

Bugs in a Jar

Name


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On Monday, I planted _____ flowers. On Tuesday, I planted _____ more. Now I

have _____ flowers altogether.

Planting Flowers

Name


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There were _____ bugs on the fence. Then _____ more hopped on. Now there

are _____ bugs altogether.

Bugs on the Fence

Name


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I watched _____ clouds floating in the sky. Then I saw ______ blow away. Now there are only ______ clouds in the sky.

Clouds in the Sky

Name

___-___=___ My equation:

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There were _____ bugs sitting on a vine. Then _____ bugs flew away. Now there

are _____ bugs left.

Bugs on a Vine

Name


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There were _____ hotdogs at the picnic. I ate _____ of them. Now there are only

_____ hotdogs left!

At the Picnic

Name


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Rabbit dug up _____ carrots. She ate _____ for lunch. Now she has _____

carrots left.

Crunching Carrots

Name


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There were _____ caterpillars in the grass. Then _____ caterpillars crawled

away. Now there are _____ caterpillars in the grass.

Cute Caterpillars

Name


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