Fill in the missing number (Addition)
Subtraction Problems
Facts
Addition Problems
Word Problems
100

18 = _____+ 6

12

100

What is 17-9?

8

100

16 – 8 is a Half fact. What is an example of another half fact?

10-5, 12-6, 14-7, 16-8, etc

100

What is 27 + 14 = ?

41

100

At a playground, there are 200 children playing on slides and swings. 88 are on the slides. How many are on the swings?

112 are on the swings

200

_____ + 5 = 14

9

200

What is 23-11?

12

200

Is 6 + 7 a doubles plus one fact?

Yes it is! 

200

What is 36 + 25 = ?

61

200

Mr. Lee has 180 books in his classroom. 75 of them are history books. How many are geography books?

105 geography books

300

4 + 8 + 2 + 6 = _____

20

300

What is 41-21?

20

300

Is 26-13 a half fact?

Yes! Half of 26 is 13! 

300

What is 23 + 34 = ?

57

300

Ms. Flynn has 215 math and science books in her classroom library. Of the books, 93 of them are math books. How many are science books?

122 Science Books

400

7 + 8 = _____ + 9

6

400

What is 63-22?

41

400

Della says that 7 + 8 is a Doubles Plus One fact. Do you agree with Della?

It is a doubles plus fact. 

  • The double closest to 7 + 8 is 7 + 7 = 14

  • Then add 1 more: 14 + 1 = 15

400

What is 59 + 12 = ?

71

400

Sam drew a line that was 48 cm long. Then he decided he wanted a longer line, so he added some more to it. When he was finished, his line was 73 cm long. How many centimeters did he add to his line?

25 cm

500

9 + 7 = 10 + _____

6

500

What is 104-87?

17

500

Is 100-50 a half fact?

It sure is! Half of 50 is 100!

500

What is 48 + 17 = ?

65

500

Sara measured a poster. The first side of the poster was 81 cm long. The second side was 53 cm long. How much longer was the first side than the second side of the poster?

28 cm

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