Math Facts
8 + 8 =
16
24 + 33 =
57
65 - 23 =
42
If I have two dimes and three nickels. How much money do I have in total?
35 cents
Bob saw 18 dragon flies on his camping trip. He also saw 15 ladybugs. How many bugs did he see all together?
33 bugs.
6+6=
12
50 + 45 =
95
55 - 20 =
35
If I have 2 quarters, 1 dime, and 2 nickels, how much money do I have in total?
70 cents
Gabrielle made 75 cookies. She gave 32 cookies away to her friends. How many cookies does she have left?
43 cookies.
87-60 =
20
49 + 47 =
96
47 - 32 =
15
John has 1 toonie and 3 quarters. Does he have enough money to buy an eraser that costs $1.80?
No.
Melissa has 15 fish in her fish tank. Rebecca has 13 fish in hers, and Peter has 17 in his. How many fish do they have all together?
45 fish.
40 + 40 =
80
26 + 65 =
91
62 - 19 =
43
Ms. Way collects $2 from each grade 2 student in her class for a field trip. How much money does she have all together?
$40
93 people lined up to get Justin Bieber tickets. Only 78 people got tickets. How many people did not get tickets?
15 people
100-90 =
10
77 + 38 =
115
93 - 68 =
25
Bob has 3 loonies, 2 quarters, 3 dimes and 1 nickel. Sarah has 1 toonie, 4 quarters, 5 dimes and 3 nickels. Who has more money?
Bob has more money.
Jeremy found 27 seashells and Eileen found 36 seashells. Their bag had a hole in it and they lost 13! How many seashells did they have left?
50 seashells