Stephanie had some oranges. Dave gave her 6 more oranges. Now she has 15 oranges. How many oranges did Stephanie have to start with?
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1 Stephanie had some oranges. Dave gave her 6 more oranges. Now she has 15 oranges. How many oranges did Stephanie have to start with? Michael has 12 tractors. He has 5 more tractors than Brett. How many tractors does Brett Luke has $8. Chris has $9 more than Luke. How much money does does Chris Lynn had some apples. She have 7 to Alice. Now she has 9 apples left. How many apples did Lynn have to start with? Resha has 15 crayons. She has 7 more crayons than Honn. How many crayons does Honn Thad found 13 pennies. Colton found 7 pennies more than Thad. How many pennies did Colton find? Suzy had some money. Her mom gave her $8 for weeding the garden. Now she has $12. How much money did Suzy have before her mom gave her more? Oliver had some zucchinis. He gave 6 to his neighbor. Now he has 8 left. How many zucchinis did Oliver start with?
2 Larry caught some perch. His fishing partner, John, gave him 13 more perch. Now he has 30 perch. How many perch did Larry catch? Karla had some flowers. Tim gave her more flowers. Now she has flowers. How many flowers did Karla have before Tim gave her any? Zack had some baseball cards. He gave to Gary and now he has baseball cards. How many cards did Zack have to start with? Taylor has pony beads. Sidney has more pony beads than Taylor. How many pony beads does Sidney Becky has cut beads. She has more cut beads than Kent. How many cut beads does Kent Sue made snowballs. She made more snowballs than Paul. How many snowballs does Paul Paul made snowballs. Sue made more than Paul. How many snowballs does Sue Sue made some snowballs. She gave to Paul. Now she has snowballs left. How many snowballs did Sue make?
3 Joe had some rapalas. Randy gave him more. Now Joe has rapalas. How many rapalas did Joe have at first? Randy caught some perch. He gave to his uncle. Now he has left. How many perch did Randy have beforehe gave any to his uncle? Joe caught bass. Randy caught more bass than Joe. How many bass did Randy catch? Randy caught bass. He caught more than Joe. How many bass did Joe catch? Shawnda has some jellybeans. She gave to Stephanie. Now Shawnda has jellybeans left. How many jellybeans did Shawnda have before she gave some to Stephanie? Tom has points. Sue has more points than Tom. How many points does Sue Michael has$18. He has $7 than Kelly. How much money does Kelly Steph had some Hershey Kisses. Tish gave her more. Then she had Hershey Kisses. How many Hershey Kisses did Steph have before Tish gave her any? Renee had some Twizzlers. She gave to Landra. Now she has Twizzlers left. How many Twizzlers did Renee have before she gave any to Landa?
4 Johnny has Disney DVD s. He has more than Ben. How many DVD s does Ben Rover has dog bones. Fang has more bones than Rover. How many bones does Fang Archie had some chicken nuggets. ShaeLyn gave Archie more chicken nuggets. Now Archie has nuggets. How many chicken nuggets did Archie have to begin with? Wendy had some tattoo stickers. She gave to her classmates. Now she has left. How many tattoo stickers did Wendy start with? Eve has some jellybeans. Frank gave her more. Now she has jellybeans. How many jellybeans did Eve have before Frank gave her more? Joni has some marbles. Todd gave her 9 more. Now she has 27 marbles altogether. How many did she have before Todd gave her more? Steph has books. She has more books than her cousin. How many books does her cousin James had some marbles. He gave to Sam. Now he has marbles left. How many did he havebefore giving any to Sam?
5 Victoria has $23. Chalina had $5 more than Victoria. How much money does Victoria Ryan made 25 snowballs. He made 15 more snowballs than Charles. How many snowballs did Charlesmake? Amy baked some cupcakes. She gave 12 of the cupcakes to her friends. Now she has 24 left. How many cupcakes did Amy bake? Manny has $26. He has $13 more than Dell. How much money does Dell Amy has cookies. She has more cookies than Angie. How many cookies does Angie Amy listened to songs. Steph listened to more songs than Amy. How many songs did Steph listen to? Jody had some pencils. Jon gave him more. Then she had pencils. How many pencils did Jody have before Jon gave him any pencils? Beth had some money. She loaned $8 to Val. Now she has $14 left. How much money did Beth have before she loaned any to Val?
6 Shane has CD s. He has CD s than Ted. How many CD s does Shane Ryan ran miles. He ran more miles than Charles. How many miles did Charles run? Keisha has $. Tammy has $ more than Keisha. How much money does Tammy Alberta has $. She has $ more than Kyra. How much money does Kyra Carmen had some money. Caitlin loaned her $ more. Then Carmen had $. How much money did Carmen have before Caitlin loaned her more? Simone had some money. She loaned $ to Davene. Now she has $ left. How much money did Simone have before Davene loaned her more? Merle has fishing lures. He has more fishing lures than Tony. How many fishing lures does Tony Robert played games on the computer. Kelly played more games than Robert. How many games did Kelly play on the computer?
7 Glen had some French Fries. Ari did not want some of her Fries so she gave to Glen. Then Glen had French Fries. How many French Fries did Glen have before Ari gave him more? Maya had some pop tarts. She shared pop tarts with her friends. Now Maya has pop tarts left. How many pop tarts did Maya before sharing with her friends? Steve has pencils. Jeff has more pencils than Steve. How many pencils does Jeff Ryan caught fish. He caught more fish than Bruce. How many fish did Ryan catch? Sam has $36. He has $14 more than Andrew. How much money does Andrew Mama ate apples. Papa ate more apples than Mama. How many apples did Papa eat? Ken had some donuts. He gave donuts to Kari. Now he has donuts left. How many donuts did Ken have before sharing with Kari? Howard saved some money. He raked the yard and was paid $5. Then he had $22. How much money did Howard have before raking the yard?
8 Taylin has pieces of bubble gum. Jaycee has more than Taylin. How many pieces of bubble gum does Jaycee Sharon has $34. She has $12 more than Heather. How much money does Heather Jeffrey had some alien stickers. Kelly gave him more stickers. Now he has alien stickers. How many alien stickers did Jeffrey have before Kelly gave any to him? Sharon had some M&M s. She gave to Heather. Now she has M&M s left. How many M&M s did Sharon have before sharing with Sharon? Dana has $24. Krista has $14 more than Dana. How much money does does Krista Jennifer has $27. She has $12 less than Barb. How much money does Barb Michael has some feathers. His brother gave him more feathers. Michael now has feathers. How many feathers did Michael have before his brother gave him more? Michael has some beads. He gave beads to his brother. Michael now has beads left. How many beads did Michael have before giving some to his brother?
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