2 Digit
3 Digit
Word Problems 1
Word Problems 2
Challenge
100

87−42=

45

100

 854−297=

557

100

Sarah had 58 tickets for a school play. After giving away 25 tickets to friends, how many tickets does she have left?

33

100

John bought a toy that cost 50 dollars. If he paid with , 25 dollars how much change will he receive?

25

100

300 - 125 =

175

200

78−35=

46

200

621−438=

183

200

The students had 738 test tubes for a science experiment. If they used 421 of them, how many test tubes are left?

317

200

The family traveled 847 miles on their vacation. If they have already traveled 326 miles, how many more miles do they need to reach their destination?

521

200

I had one dollar. I gave 50 cents to my brother. How much money do I have now?

50 cents

300

56−29=

27

300

503−186=

317

300

Mrs. Johnson had 892 pencils for her class. She gave 325 pencils to another classroom. How many pencils does she have now?

567

300

The bakery made 836 cookies. After selling 279 cookies, how many cookies are left in the bakery?

557

300

5345 - 2119 = 

3226

400

43−19=

24

400

789−524=

265

400

The school gym has 564 basketballs. After using 189 for a tournament, how many basketballs are left?

375

400

Emily had 421 balloons for her birthday party. After giving 156 balloons to her friends, how many balloons does she have left?

265

400

525 + 125 - 367 =

283

500

66−48=

18

500

932−317=

615

500

The school had 653 balloons. 122 of them popped. Then 256 of them blew away. How many are left?

275

500

There were 756 students at school. 355 of them went on a field trip. 137 of them went home early. How many students are left at school?

264

500

The third graders baked 450 cookies and the second graders baked 200 brownies. The school then sold 329 treats. How many treats will the school have left over?

321

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