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Mason had 24 stickers. He got 35 more. How many stickers does he have now?
24 + 35 = 59
Liam found 26 shells at the beach. His sister found 33. How many shells do they have?
26 + 33 = 59
Jordan read 47 pages on Monday and 28 pages on Tuesday. How many pages did he read?
47 + 28 = 75
A class collected 48 cans on Monday and 36 on Tuesday. How many cans total?
48 + 36 = 84
54+36
90
A class had 42 books on the shelf. They added 17 more. How many books are there now?
42 + 17 = 59
There are 84 students in the cafeteria. 32 go to recess. How many are still inside?
84 – 32 = 52
An aquarium has 56 fish. They add 27 more. How many fish now?
56 + 27 = 83
Mrs. Luna had 91 pencils 💁♀️✏️. She gave 47 to students. How many does she have left?
91 – 47 = 44
42-12
30
There were 31 balloons at the party. Mom brought 28 more. How many balloons are there now?
31 + 28 = 59
A classroom has 45 pencils and buys 14 more. How many pencils are there?
45 + 14 = 59
A shop sold 39 cupcakes in the morning and 44 in the afternoon. How many total cupcakes sold?
39 + 44 = 83
Leo has 58 Pokémon cards. His cousin gives him 29 more. How many does he have?
58 + 29 = 87
65-53
12
Evelyn had 62 crayons. She gave 21 to her friend. How many crayons does she have left?
62 – 21 = 41
Noah had 78 toy cars. He lost 36. How many does he have now?
78 – 36 = 42
There were 72 cookies. Kids ate 38. How many are left?
72 – 38 = 34
There are 83 books in a library basket. Students borrow 48. How many are left?
83 – 48 = 35
90+17
107
A farmer has 53 apples. He sells 22. How many apples are left?
53 – 22 = 31
There are 67 markers. 25 are dried out. How many work?
67 – 25 = 42
A bus had 64 students. 29 got off. How many stayed on?
64 – 29 = 35
A zoo has 95 birds. 67 fly away. How many stay?
95 – 67 = 28
56-32
24