Frogs
There are 16 frogs in the pond. Ten frogs jumps out. How many frogs are left?
6 frogs
Mike ate 15 oranges. Then he ate 7 more. How many oranges did Mike eat?
22 oranges
The hens laid 23 eggs. Then they laid 4 more. How many eggs did the hens lay?
27 eggs
Ms. Williams has 16 students in her class. Coach B. has 7 more students than Ms. Williams. How many students does Coach B. have?
23 students
There are 18 frogs on a lily pad. 11 frogs joins them. How many frogs are there now?
29 frogs
You have 43 blocks. If I give you 8 more blocks, how many blocks how many total blocks will you have?
51 blocks
You saw 52 fish in the pond. Then you saw 10 more. How many fish did you see?
62 fish
Mike had 20 pieces of candy. His friend had 9 more pieces than Mike. How many pieces of candy did his friend have?
29 cars
If 22 frogs and 26 frogs are put together, how many frogs will there be?
48 frogs
There are 9 red circles on my board. I put 15 more red circles on my boards. How many red circles to I have now?
24 red circles
I had 17 balloons. After 8 balloons flew away, how many ballons did I have left?
9 ballons
13 children are playing on the little playground. The big playground has 6 FEWER children playing on the playground. How many children are on the big playground?
7 children
There are 35 frogs in the pond. If you take 5 frogs away, how many frogs are left in the pond?
30 frogs
There are 16 birds. If 9 fly away, how many remain.
7 birds
There are 18 cars in the parking lot. If 5 cars go home, how many cars are left in the parking lot?
13 cars
14 third graders are at the Glow Party. 5 FEWER first graders are at the Glow Party. How many first graders are at the Glow Party?
9 first graders