Problem Solving. by Basic Fact Strategies
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1 Problem Solving by Basic Fact Strategies
2 1st Grade Problems of +1 and +2 Set 1: 1. Bob has 3 pens and John has 1 pen. How many pens do Bob and John have all together? 2. Carrie found 2 kittens and Kate found 4. How many kittens did Carrie and Kate find? 3. Kathy had 2 gray chickens and 1 red chicken. How many chickens did Kathy have? 4. There were 4 fish in the pond. Jack put 2 more fish in, how many fish are in the pond now? 5. Jerry gave his mom 5 roses. His sister Mary gave their mom 1 rose. How many roses does mom have?
3 Set 2: 1. There were 4 people riding the train. When the train stopped 2 more people got on. How many people are on the train? 2. Mark went hiking in the woods and saw 3 rabbits by a rock and 1 by the stream. How many rabbits did Mark see? 3. NASA sent 1 rocket ship into space. The next day NASA sent 2 more rocket ships into space. How many rocket ships did NASA send into space? 4. Sara saw 1 cat sitting in a window and 4 playing by a tree. How many cats did Sara see? 5. Mike checked out 2 books from the library yesterday and 5 today. How many library books does Mike have?
4 Sets 3: 1. Katie has 3 red balls and 1 blue ball. How many balls does Katie have? 2. Travis has 2 apples and Kevin has 4 apples. How many apples do Travis and Kevin have all together? 3. Karen had 5 candy bars and June had 2 candy bars. How many candy bars did they have all together? 4. Sandy has 1 dolls and Carol has 3 dolls. How many dolls do Sandy and Carol have all together? 5. Mom bought me 2 cookies and 2 cookies for my brother. How many cookies did mom buy?
5 Set: 4 1. Nancy s office has 2 clocks on the wall and 3 clocks on the desks. How many clocks are in Nancy s office? 2. Bob has 2 dogs and Cathy has 4 dogs. How many dogs do Bob and Cathy have all together? 3. Carl 2 red toy cars and Jack has 1 black toy car. How many toy cars do Carl and Jack have all together? 4. Mary put 6 apples in a bag and her mom added 2 more apples to the bag. How many apples does Mary have in the bag? 5. Matt has 7 worms to go fishing. Jerry dug up 2 more worms in his backyard. How many worms do Jerry and Matt have to go fishing with?
6 Set 5: 1. Cathy has 3 brown puppies and 1 black puppy. How many puppies does Cathy have? 2. There are 5 bats in a cave. Near dawn 2 more bats fly in the cave. How many bats are in the cave? 3. Jess lost 1 tooth while playing. He lost 1 more tooth at dinner. How many teeth has Jess lost? 4. John has 1 green pen and 2 blue pens. How many pens does John have? 5. There are 5 horses in the stables and 1 in the corral. How many horses are there?
7 Set: 6 1. Billy saw 4 turtles at the zoo and 2 turtles at the park. How many turtles did Billy see? 2. Cindy picked 3 white flowers and 2 pink flowers. How many flowers did Cindy pick? 3. Carol bought 2 fish at the pet store. One of the fish she bought had 6 baby fish. How many fish does Carol have now? 4. Mike s dog has 8 spots on his back and 1 on his head. How many spots does Mike s dog have? 5. Mark planted 4 trees in the back yard and 2 in the front yard. How many trees did Mark plant?
8 Set: 7 1. Mark has 4 blue toy cars and 2 red toy cars. How many toy cars does Mark have? 2. The baby has 2 front teeth and 3 back teeth. How many teeth does the baby have? 3. Sandy has 1 purple pencil and Pat has 3 red pencils. How many pencils do Sandy and Pat have all together? 4. Mike has 2 books and Carol has 2 books. How many books do Mike and Carol have all together? 5. The teacher has 1 black snake and 2 orange snakes. How many snakes does the teacher have?
9 Set 8: 1. The ocean zoo had 4 big fish. They bought 2 more big fish. How many big fish does the ocean zoo have? 2. Sally saw 5 starfish lying on rocks and 2 starfish on the beach. How many starfish did Sally see? 3. John saw 4 gray sharks and one brown shark around the boat. How many sharks are there? 4. Cathy saw 2 white jellyfish and 2 pink jellyfish on top of the water. How many jellyfish are there? 5. Jack caught 4 blue crabs and Jack s father caught 1 blue crab. How many blue crabs did Jack and his father catch?
10 Set: 9 1. Star has 5 candy bars. She bought 2 more. How many candy bars does Star have? 2. Becky sold 6 ice cream orange bars and 1 ice cream fudge bar. How many ice cream bars did Becky sell? 3. Carol has 2 bikes and Cathy has 1 bike. How many bikes do Carol and Cindy have all together? 4. Jack has 4 peanuts and Will has 2 peanuts. How many peanuts do Jack and Will have all together? 5. Carol bought 3 yellow apples and 1 red apple. How many apples did Carol buy?
11 Set: Jack saw 1 blue bird up close and 4 black birds far away. How many birds did Jack see? 2. Carrie saw 3 black bears and 2 brown bears. How many bears did Carrie see? 3. Bonnie saw 2 red ants and 7 black ants. How many ants did Bonnie see? 4. Mike saw 2 deer at the zoo and 1 deer in the woods. How many deer did Mike see? 5. Carl saw 6 ducks on river and 2 ducks on pond at the park. How many ducks did Carl see?
12 1 st Grade +1, +2, Doubles, Sums to 10 Set 1: 1. Paul has 4 small fish and 4 big fish in his fish tank. How many fish does Paul have in his tank? 2. Mark let 6 horses in the field and 4 by the river. How many horses does Mark have? 3. The train had 2 green cars and 8 yellow cars. How many train cars are there? 4. Mike had 2 glasses of orange juice and 1 glass of apple juice. How many glasses of juice did Mike have? 5. Carrie saw 6 rabbits in the garden and 6 rabbits in the yard. How many rabbits did Carrie see? 6. Mark saw a bird on the fence post and 7 birds on the telephone wire. How many birds did Mark see? 7. Mary has 2 white cats and 2 grey cats. How many cats does Mary have?
13 Set 2: 1. Sara found 5 shells on the beach and 5 shells in the water. How many shells did Sara find? 2. Polly has 2 pencils and Billy has 3 pencils. How many pencils do Polly and Billy have all together? 3. Carol has 9 teddy bears in her room and 1 in her car. How many teddy bears does Carol have? 4. Lee has 6 yellow balloons and 6 dark blue balloons. How many balloons does Lee have? 5. Cindy caught 5 black and orange butterflies and 2 yellow butterflies. How many butterflies did Cindy catch? 6. Jack has 1 white ball and 3 brown balls. How many balls does Jack have? 7. Sara has 4 brown cows and 1 black cow. How many cows does Sara have?
14 Set 3: 1. Jill has 3 orange fish and 3 blue fish. How many fish does Jill have? 2. Tony read 5 pages of his book at home and 1 page on the bus. How many pages did Tony read? 3. Kay has 2 small dogs and 1 large dog. How many dogs does Kay have? 4. In the pet store they have 7 white rats and 2 black rats. How many rats are in the pet store? 5. Cathy picked 6 oranges for the tree and Kay picked 4 oranges. How many oranges did Cathy and Kay pick? 6. Bill has 2 green marbles and 2 blue marbles. How many marbles does Bill have? 7. My uncle has 7 black and white pigs and 3 pink pigs. How many pigs does my uncle have?
15 Set 4: 1. Harry had 1 owl and Ron had 1 owl. How many owls do Harry and Ron have all together? 2. Sandy has 3 pieces of white chalk and 7 pieces of color chalk. How many piece of chalk does Sandy have? 3. The farmer has 4 white goats and 2 black goats. How many goats does the farmer have? 4. Mike planted 3 kinds of flowers and Sara planted 2 kinds of flowers. How many kinds of flowers did Mike and Sara plant? 5. Tony bought 1 pairs of shoes and Carrie bought 3 pairs of shoes. How many pairs of shoes did Tony and Carrie buy? 6. There were 7 colors of green cars and 7 colors of blue cars in the race. How many cars were in the race? 7. George bought 1 silver balloon and 9 black balloons. How many balloons did George buy?
16 Set: 5 1. Jess had 3 green apples and 3 red apples. How many apples does Jess have? 2. Farmer Mac has 2 black and yellow chicks and 6 yellow chicks. How many chicks does farmer Mac have? 3. Carl has 8 colored marbles and 8 red marbles. How many marbles does Carl have? 4. The town of Quiet Glen has 7 trucks and 1 fire truck. How many trucks does Quiet Glen have? 5. Sitting Wolf shot 2 arrows at the target and has 8 arrows left. How many arrows did Sitting Wolf have to start? 6. Glenn s dog had 2 brown puppies and 2 gold puppies. How many puppies did Glenn s dog have? 7. Johnny saw 1 mother duck and 6 baby ducks swimming in the pond. How many ducks did Johnny see?
17 SET: 6 1. Katie had 9 dark crayons and 9 light crayons. How many crayons does Katie have? 2. The hotel has one fountain in the front of the hotel and 8 around the hotel. How many fountains does the hotel have? 3. Sally s cat had 4 colored kittens and 4 striped kittens. How many kittens did Sally s cat have? 4. Mary found 7 oak leaves and 3 maple leaves in the woods. How many leaves did Mary find? 5. Fred has 2 white mice and 9 baby mice. How many mice does Fred have all together? 6. Kathy had 1 ball and Frank had 3 balls. How many balls did Kathy and Frank have all together? 7. Dave has 9 toy soldiers and Carl has 9 toy soldiers. How many toy soldiers do Dave and Carl have together?
18 SET: 7 1. Carl has 2 white snakes and 5 brown snakes. How many snakes does Carl have? 2. Sarah collected 7 pink rocks and 7 purple rocks. How many rocks did Sarah collect all together? 3. Lee has 6 green pears and 4 yellow pears. How many pears does Lee have all together? 4. Dee has 7 girl fish and 1 boy fish in her fish tank. How many fish does Dee have in her tank all together? 5. Mac has 9 green marbles and 2 blue. How many marbles does Mac have all together? 6. Maria found 3 large shells and 3 small shells at the beach. How many shells did Maria find at the beach all together? 7. Jeff had 5 pieces of hard candy and 1 piece of soft candy. How many pieces of candy does Jeff have all together?
19 Set 8: 1. Sadie has 2 plants in the house and 7 plants outside the house. How many plants does Sadie have all together? 2. At the store there was 1 big clock and 9 small clocks all around the big clock. How many clocks were there all together? 3. Carrie had 4 green grapes and 4 red grapes. How many grapes does Carrie have all together? 4. Frank could see 1 boat on the shore and 1 out in the water. How many boats could Frank see? 5. Cindy bought 2 shirts at one store and 8 shirts at another store. How many shirts did Cindy buy all together? 6. At Tom s ranch there were 4 big horses and 2 baby horses. How many horses were on Tom s ranch all together? 7. Jack caught 6 green grasshoppers and 1 brown grasshopper. How many grasshoppers did Jack catch?
20 SET 9: 1. At the park there were 2 kids at the slide and 6 on the swings. How many kids were at the park? 2. Mark s company has 3 black trucks and 7 white trucks. How many trucks does Mark s company have all together? 3. On the lake there were 8 boat with sails and 8 party boats. How many boats were on the lake? 4. Sandy bought 1 orange fish and 7 spotted fish. How many fish did Sandy buy? 5. John borrowed 2 books from his teacher and 2 books from the library. How many books does John have all together? 6. Mark bought 3 pairs of pants at one store and 1 pair of pants at another store. How many pairs of pants did Mark buy? 7. Kay had 8 pink pencils and 2 purple pencils. How many pencils did Kay have all together?
21 Set 10: 1. While fishing at the lake Will caught 9 fish and Tom caught 9 fish. How many fish did Tom and Will catch all together? 2. The zoo has 1 boy lion and 4 girl lions. How many lions does the zoo have all together? 3. The flower shop delivered 8 red roses and 1 white rose. How many roses did the flower shop send? 4. Pat has 5 big cows and 2 baby cows on her ranch. How many cows does Pat have on her ranch all together? 5. Harry has 5 cookies and Jim has 5 cookies. How many cookies does Harry and Jim have all together? 6. At the zoo they have 3 orange tigers and 2 white tigers. How many tigers does the zoo have all together? 7. Mary bought 4 orange sodas and 6 strawberry sodas. How many sodas did Mary buy?
22 Set: 1 1 st Grade +1, +2, Doubles, Sum to 10, Consecutive D + 1 & D Carrie saw 3 red birds and 4 blue birds in the park. How many birds all together did Carrie see? 2. In the game bobbing for apples Travis saw 5 green apples and 5 yellow apples. How many apples did Travis see all together? 3. Sara saw at the zoo 2 black monkeys and 6 brown monkeys. How many monkeys did Sara see all together? 4. At the City Pound had 7 cats in cages and 3 cats out of their cages. How many cats did the City Pound have all together? 5. Jerry had a jar filled with 5 green beetles and 7 black beetles. How many beetles did Jerry have in the jar all together?
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