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Column addition · 8-10 years
Name: ____________________2.Facts: A cinema had 17 visitors on Saturday and 49 on Sunday. Question: How many visitors came over the weekend? Show how you worked it out.
4.A farm has 22 hens and buys 70 more. How many hens does the farm have now?
6.Charlie walked 60 steps in the morning and 70 steps in the afternoon. How many steps is that altogether?
8.A cinema had 36 visitors on Saturday and 38 on Sunday. How many visitors came over the weekend?
10.Facts: A cinema had 59 visitors on Saturday and 42 on Sunday. Question: How many visitors came over the weekend? Show how you worked it out.
12.Facts: On Monday a bakery sold 35 buns and on Tuesday 23 buns. Question: How many buns were sold in total?
14.A farm has 54 hens and buys 51 more. How many hens does the farm have now?
16.A farm has 60 hens and buys 50 more. How many hens does the farm have now?
18.Facts: A farm has 41 hens and buys 95 more. Question: How many hens does the farm have now?
20.On Monday a bakery sold 77 buns and on Tuesday 83 buns. How many buns were sold in total?
Answer key
- 1. 89
- 2. 66 visitors
- 3. 49
- 4. 92 hens
- 5. 103
- 6. 130 steps
- 7. 98
- 8. 74 visitors
- 9. 95
- 10. 101 visitors
- 11. 115
- 12. 58 buns
- 13. 80
- 14. 105 hens
- 15. 91
- 16. 110 hens
- 17. 106
- 18. 136 hens
- 19. 114
- 20. 160 buns
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