2 Step Word Problems 3rd Grade Math Worksheets

Are you a parent or teacher looking for engaging worksheets to help 3rd-grade students master two-step word problems in math? Look no further! Our collection of 2 Step Word Problems 3rd Grade Math Worksheets is designed to provide targeted practice in solving multi-step equations, allowing students to strengthen their problem-solving skills and build confidence in math.

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  7th Grade Math Worksheets Algebra

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A farmer has 5 baskets of apples. He sells 3 baskets and then gives 1 away. How many baskets of apples does he have now?

The farmer would have 1 basket of apples left after selling 3 and giving 1 away, as 5 - 3 - 1 = 1.

Sarah has 8 pieces of candy. She eats 2 pieces and then shares the rest equally with her friends. How many pieces of candy does each friend get?

Each friend will get 2 pieces of candy. Sarah ate 2 pieces, so she is left with 6 pieces to share equally with her friends. This means each friend will receive 2 pieces of candy when divided equally.

There are 12 books on a shelf. 4 books fall to the floor and then 2 more are put back on the shelf. How many books are on the shelf now?

After 4 books fall to the floor, there are 8 books remaining on the shelf. When 2 more books are put back, the total number of books on the shelf becomes 10.

Lisa has 15 marbles. She gives 5 marbles to her brother and then buys 3 more at the store. How many marbles does she have now?

After giving 5 marbles to her brother, Lisa has 15 - 5 = 10 marbles left. Adding the 3 marbles she buys at the store, Lisa now has a total of 10 + 3 = 13 marbles.

Mark has $20. He spends $8 on a toy and then earns $5 by doing chores. How much money does he have now?

Mark now has $17. He spent $8 on a toy, which leaves him with $12. Then he earns $5, bringing his total to $17.

A school has 30 students. 10 students are absent and then 5 new students enroll. How many students are in the school now?

There are 25 students in the school now. This is calculated by subtracting the 10 absent students from the initial 30, and then adding the 5 new students who enrolled, resulting in a total of 25 students.

There are 20 balloons at a party. 8 balloons pop and then 4 more are blown up. How many balloons are there at the party now?

After 8 balloons pop, there are 20 - 8 = 12 balloons left. When 4 more are blown up, the total number of balloons at the party becomes 12 + 4 = 16 balloons.

Jane has 10 stickers. She gives 3 stickers to her friend and then receives 2 stickers from her sister. How many stickers does she have now?

Jane now has 9 stickers. She gave 3 stickers to her friend and received to 2 stickers from her sister, resulting in a subtotal of 7 stickers. Adding the 2 received stickers to the subtotal gives Jane a total of 9 stickers.

There are 25 eggs in a basket. 7 eggs break and then 6 more eggs are added to the basket. How many eggs are in the basket now?

After 7 eggs break, there are 18 eggs left in the basket. When 6 more eggs are added, the total number of eggs in the basket becomes 24.

Tom has 12 toy cars. He gives 4 cars to his cousin and then receives 3 cars as a gift. How many toy cars does he have now?

Tom now has 11 toy cars.