Kindergarten Word Problem Worksheets

Word problem worksheets can be a valuable resource for kindergartners to enhance their problem-solving skills and develop a strong foundation in math. These worksheets provide young learners with engaging and interactive activities that encourage critical thinking, numerical awareness, and logical reasoning. With a variety of fun and challenging word problems, kindergartners can practice applying math concepts in real-life scenarios, making learning both engaging and effective.

  1st Grade Word Problem Worksheets Printables

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  Kindergarten Math Word Problems Worksheets

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  Halloween Word Problem Worksheets

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  First Grade Math Word Problem Worksheets

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  Addition Word Problem Worksheet

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  Kindergarten Math Word Problems Worksheets

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  Addition Word Problem Worksheet

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  First Grade Math Word Problems

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  1st Grade Math Word Problem Worksheets

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  Word Problems Worksheet for Kindergarten

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  Kindergarten Worksheets Math Problems

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  1st Grade Subtraction Word Problems

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  Kindergarten Addition Word Problems Worksheet

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  1st Grade Word Problems Worksheets

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How many apples are left if I had 8 and gave away 3?

If you had 8 apples and gave away 3, you would have 5 apples left.

If Sally has 5 blocks and Billy has 3 blocks, how many blocks do they have together?

Sally and Billy have a total of 8 blocks together.

If there are 10 bugs on a leaf and 4 flies away, how many bugs are left?

There would be 10 bugs left on the leaf since only flies flew away, not bugs.

James has 7 toy cars. If he gives away 2 cars, how many cars does he have left?

James would have 5 toy cars left after giving away 2 cars.

If there are 6 birds on a tree and 2 fly away, how many birds are left on the tree?

There will still be 6 birds on the tree because although 2 birds have flown away, they were not on the tree when they flew away.

Lisa has 4 crayons and her friend gives her 2 more. How many crayons does Lisa have now?

Lisa has 6 crayons now.

If there are 10 cookies in the jar and I eat 3, how many cookies are left in the jar?

There would be 7 cookies left in the jar after eating 3.

Peter has 9 marbles and he gives 4 to his brother. How many marbles does Peter have now?

Peter now has 5 marbles after giving 4 marbles to his brother.

If a box holds 8 toys and 3 toys are taken out, how many toys are left in the box?

There are 5 toys left in the box.

Amy has 6 stickers and she gives 1 to each of her friends. How many stickers does Amy have left?

Amy would have 3 stickers left after giving 1 sticker to each of her 3 friends.