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The document contains a series of math word problems designed for first graders, focusing on addition. Each problem presents a scenario where a character has a certain number of items and receives more, prompting the student to calculate the total. Key elements include the question asked, the given numbers, the word clue 'more', and the operation to be used, which is addition.

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Math Word Problems

The document contains a series of math word problems designed for first graders, focusing on addition. Each problem presents a scenario where a character has a certain number of items and receives more, prompting the student to calculate the total. Key elements include the question asked, the given numbers, the word clue 'more', and the operation to be used, which is addition.

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MATH WORD PROBLEMS-GRADE 1

1. Maria has 5 pencils, and her friend gives her 3 more. How many pencils does Maria have
now?

 What is asked? The total number of pencils Maria has.


 What are given? 5 pencils and 3 more pencils.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

2. John saw 6 birds in the tree, and 4 more birds flew to the tree. How many birds are in the tree
now?

 What is asked? The total number of birds in the tree.


 What are given? 6 birds and 4 more birds.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

3. Lisa has 7 candies, and her mother gives her 5 more. How many candies does Lisa have now?

 What is asked? The total number of candies Lisa has.


 What are given? 7 candies and 5 more candies.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

4. Tim collected 9 shells at the beach and found 2 more shells. How many shells does Tim have
in total?

 What is asked? The total number of shells Tim has.


 What are given? 9 shells and 2 more shells.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

5. Jane has 8 flowers, and her friend gave her 6 more. How many flowers does Jane have now?

 What is asked? The total number of flowers Jane has.


 What are given? 8 flowers and 6 more flowers.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

6. Sarah has 10 stickers, and she buys 4 more. How many stickers does Sarah have in all?

 What is asked? The total number of stickers Sarah has.


 What are given? 10 stickers and 4 more stickers.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.
7. David reads 7 pages of his book in the morning and 3 more pages in the afternoon. How many
pages did David read in total?

 What is asked? The total number of pages David read.


 What are given? 7 pages and 3 more pages.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

8. Mark has 11 marbles, and he finds 4 more marbles. How many marbles does Mark have now?

 What is asked? The total number of marbles Mark has.


 What are given? 11 marbles and 4 more marbles.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

9. Emma bought 12 apples, and her brother gave her 5 more. How many apples does Emma have
now?

 What is asked? The total number of apples Emma has.


 What are given? 12 apples and 5 more apples.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

10. Ben has 13 toy cars, and his friend gave him 3 more. How many toy cars does Ben have in
total?

 What is asked? The total number of toy cars Ben has.


 What are given? 13 toy cars and 3 more toy cars.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

11. Jenny picked 6 roses, and her sister picked 7 more. How many roses did they pick together?

 What is asked? The total number of roses they picked.


 What are given? 6 roses and 7 more roses.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

12. Alex has 14 balloons, and his friend gave him 2 more. How many balloons does Alex have
now?

 What is asked? The total number of balloons Alex has.


 What are given? 14 balloons and 2 more balloons.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.
13. Hannah found 8 seashells and then found 3 more on the beach. How many seashells does she
have?

 What is asked? The total number of seashells Hannah has.


 What are given? 8 seashells and 3 more seashells.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

14. There are 5 cats in the yard, and 4 more cats join them. How many cats are in the yard now?

 What is asked? The total number of cats in the yard.


 What are given? 5 cats and 4 more cats.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

15. James saw 3 birds on the fence and 5 more on the roof. How many birds did he see in total?

 What is asked? The total number of birds James saw.


 What are given? 3 birds and 5 more birds.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

16. Mia baked 10 cupcakes, and her mom baked 5 more. How many cupcakes do they have in
total?

 What is asked? The total number of cupcakes.


 What are given? 10 cupcakes and 5 more cupcakes.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

17. There are 7 kids playing in the park, and 6 more kids joined them. How many kids are
playing now?

 What is asked? The total number of kids playing in the park.


 What are given? 7 kids and 6 more kids.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

18. Sam has 9 books, and he buys 4 more. How many books does Sam have now?

 What is asked? The total number of books Sam has.


 What are given? 9 books and 4 more books.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.
19. Ella has 15 crayons, and her sister gave her 5 more. How many crayons does Ella have in
total?

 What is asked? The total number of crayons Ella has.


 What are given? 15 crayons and 5 more crayons.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

20. Leo has 12 toy soldiers, and his friend gave him 7 more. How many toy soldiers does Leo
have?

 What is asked? The total number of toy soldiers Leo has.


 What are given? 12 toy soldiers and 7 more toy soldiers.
 What is the word clue? "More."
 What operation to be used? Addition.

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