Addition
Subtraction
Missing Number
Word Problems
Facts
100

____ + _____ =10

Answers Vary.

5+5=10

10+0=10

4+6=10

100

____-____=6

Answers Vary.

7-1=6

10-4=6

100

7+8=10+_____

5

100

Write an equation to match this problem. The teacher had 16 pencils and 9 markers in a box. How many more pencils than markers are in the bag?

16-9=7

100

Do all double facts have even sums? If yes give two examples.

Answers Vary.

2+2

4+4

6+6

200

____ + ____ = 15

Answers Vary.

10+5=15

8+7=15

1+14=15

200

24-16=_____

8

200

16+3=11+___

8

200

Yana collects marbles. She had 34 marbles. For her birthday, Yana received 17more marbles. How many marbles does Yana have now?

34+17=51 Marbles

200

18-9 is a half fact. Write two other half facts.

Answers Vary.

12-6

16-8

4-2

300

____+____=25

Answers Vary.

1+24=25

10+15=25

300

_____=30-17

13

300

9+8=6+____

11

300

Isaiah loves to read. Yesterday he read 54 pages and today he read 23 pages. How many pages did Isaiah read altogether? 

54+23=77 pages

300

6+7 is a double fact plus one. Do you agree? Explain

6+6=12 is a double fact.

12+1=13

400

_____= 25+46

71

400

_____=99-53

46

400

16+19=21+_____

14

400

Natalie played a game where she has to collect coins. The first time she played she got 67 coins the second time she played she got 52 coins. How many more coins did she get the first time than the second time?

67-52=15 more coins the first time.

400

Use a make 10 strategy to solve the equation 18+14=____

18+2=20

20+12=32

500

_____=63+38

101

500

107-39=_____

68

500

13+33=_____+27

19

500

Takoda drew a line that was 83 centimeters long. He wanted his line to be longer so he added more to it. When he was finished his line was 102 centimeters long. How many centimeters did Takoda add to his line?

102-83=19 cm.

Takoda added 19 centimeters to his line.

500

*This is a two part question.

The number rack shows 6 beads on top and 7 beads on the bottom. Write an equation that could represent the beads.

Jordan says that he can use 6+6 to figure out how many beads are on the left side. How can he do that?

6+7=13

6+6=12

12+1=13

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