3 Grade Word Problems Worksheet

Are you searching for a helpful resource to boost your third-grader's math skills? Look no further than our 3rd Grade Word Problems Worksheet. Designed to engage young learners in solving real-life mathematical scenarios, this worksheet is the perfect tool for strengthening their problem-solving abilities. Whether your child needs reinforcement in addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, this worksheet will provide them with a comprehensive range of word problems to tackle.

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How many apples did Sarah have if she gave 2 to her friend and now has 6 left?

Sarah originally had 8 apples since she gave 2 to her friend and now has 6 left.

If John has 12 marbles and he gives 3 to his sister, how many marbles does he have left?

After giving 3 marbles to his sister, John will have 9 marbles left.

Amanda has 15 stickers and she gives 4 to her cousin. How many stickers does Amanda have now?

After giving 4 stickers to her cousin, Amanda will have 11 stickers remaining.

If there are 8 balloons at the party and 3 pop, how many balloons are left?

There are 5 balloons left at the party after 3 balloons pop.

How many cookies are there in total if there are 6 cookies in one jar and 4 cookies in another jar?

There are 10 cookies in total, with 6 cookies in one jar and 4 cookies in another jar.

If Grace has 18 toys and she gives away 5, how many toys does she have left?

Grace will have 13 toys left after giving away 5 toys.

If there are 7 flowers in a garden and 2 more are planted, how many flowers are in the garden now?

There are now 9 flowers in the garden.

If there are 10 students in a class and 4 more join, how many students are in the class now?

After 4 more students join the class, the total number of students in the class will be 14.

If there are 9 crayons in a box and 2 are used up, how many crayons are left?

There are 7 crayons left in the box.

Lily has 16 stickers and she wants to give 3 to each of her 5 friends. How many stickers will Lily have left?

After giving 3 stickers to each of her 5 friends, Lily will have given away 15 stickers in total (3 stickers per friend x 5 friends = 15 stickers). Therefore, she will have 1 sticker left.