Addition Word Problems Worksheets

These addition word problems worksheets are designed to help elementary students strengthen their problem-solving skills and enhance their understanding of mathematical concepts. With various prompts and scenarios, they provide a practical and engaging way for students to work on addition problems in real-world contexts. Whether you're a teacher searching for supplementary materials or a parent looking to provide extra practice at home, these worksheets offer an effective tool for honing mathematical abilities in a fun and accessible manner.

  Addition Word Problem Worksheet

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  Grade 3 Addition Word Problems Worksheets

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  1st Grade Word Problems Worksheets

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  Addition Word Problems

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  Addition Word Problems

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  Addition Word Problems

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  Addition Word Problems

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What is the total of 5 apples and 3 bananas?

The total would be 8 fruits, consisting of 5 apples and 3 bananas.

If John has 7 marbles and his friend gives him 4 more, how many marbles does he have in total?

John would have a total of 11 marbles after his friend gives him 4 more.

Lisa had 12 candies and she gave 3 to her friend. How many candies does Lisa have left?

Lisa has 9 candies left after giving 3 to her friend.

Sammy bought 8 toy cars and his sister gave him 2 more. How many toy cars does Sammy have now?

Sammy now has 10 toy cars in total.

If a box contains 6 red balls and 5 blue balls, how many balls are there in total?

There are a total of 11 balls in the box - 6 red balls and 5 blue balls.

Tom had 9 stickers and his mom gave him 6 more. How many stickers does Tom have now?

Tom now has 15 stickers in total after his mom gave him 6 more stickers.

There were 15 students in a class and 8 more students joined. How many students are there in total now?

There are now 23 students in total after the 8 additional students joined the class.

Sally had 10 pencils and she lost 3. How many pencils does Sally have now?

Sally now has 7 pencils.

If a store initially had 20 shirts and sold 13, how many shirts are left?

After selling 13 shirts, the store would have 7 shirts left.

Daniel saved $5 each week for 6 weeks. How much money does he have in total now?

Daniel has a total of $30 now ($5 x 6 weeks = $30).