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Addition Math Word Problems

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Help your second grader build confidence with these addition word problems. Each page features relatable scenarios that make math fun and practical. Perfect for classroom practice or at-home learning.

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Addition Math Word Problems

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Start off with these simple addition scenarios to build your child's confidence.

Addition · Grade 2 · sums to 100, ×2–×5
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space, then write your answer in the box.
  1. 1Maya counted 19 marbles in the morning and 78 more in the evening. How many did Maya count in all?
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  2. 2Priya counted 75 stickers in the morning and 7 more in the evening. How many did Priya count in all?
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  3. 3Arjun has 22 cookies. Sam gives Arjun 73 more. How many cookies does Arjun have altogether?
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  4. 4The park has 70 red flowers and 28 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  5. 5The park has 9 red flowers and 80 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  6. 6Arjun has 42 cookies. Arjun finds 42 more. How many cookies does Arjun have now?
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  7. 7The park has 57 red flowers and 33 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  8. 8Maya has 38 crayons. Sam gives Maya 45 more. How many crayons does Maya have altogether?
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More everyday addition puzzles to keep the momentum going.

Addition · Grade 2 · sums to 100, ×2–×5
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space, then write your answer in the box.
  1. 1Ivy has 43 marbles. Sam has 30 marbles. How many marbles do they have together?
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  2. 2Sam has 29 marbles. Maya has 14 marbles. How many marbles do they have together?
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  3. 3Ivy has 67 marbles. Ivy finds 10 more. How many marbles does Ivy have now?
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  4. 4Priya read 44 pages on Monday and 27 pages on Tuesday. How many pages in all?
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  5. 5Sam read 57 pages on Monday and 13 pages on Tuesday. How many pages in all?
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  6. 6Ivy counted 42 stickers in the morning and 51 more in the evening. How many did Ivy count in all?
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  7. 7Sam has 36 crayons. Leo has 51 crayons. How many crayons do they have together?
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  8. 8Priya has 45 crayons. Priya finds 13 more. How many crayons does Priya have now?
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Step up the challenge slightly with these engaging word problems.

Addition · Grade 2 · sums to 100, ×2–×5
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space, then write your answer in the box.
  1. 1Priya has 12 crayons. Priya finds 18 more. How many crayons does Priya have now?
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  2. 2There were 50 apples in the basket. Maya put in 44 more. How many apples are in the basket now?
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  3. 3Ivy has 49 stickers. Sam has 6 stickers. How many stickers do they have together?
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  4. 4Leo has 16 pencils. Priya gives Leo 35 more. How many pencils does Leo have altogether?
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  5. 5Arjun read 6 pages on Monday and 36 pages on Tuesday. How many pages in all?
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  6. 6The park has 59 red flowers and 36 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  7. 7The park has 64 red flowers and 16 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  8. 8Sam has 41 cookies. Leo has 52 cookies. How many cookies do they have together?
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Great practice for reading carefully and finding the total sums.

Addition · Grade 2 · sums to 100, ×2–×5
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space, then write your answer in the box.
  1. 1Leo has 49 apples. Leo finds 26 more. How many apples does Leo have now?
    Answer
  2. 2Priya has 48 stickers. Sam gives Priya 51 more. How many stickers does Priya have altogether?
    Answer
  3. 3Sam has 80 books. Sam finds 17 more. How many books does Sam have now?
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  4. 4Maya counted 8 stickers in the morning and 25 more in the evening. How many did Maya count in all?
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  5. 5Sam has 29 crayons. Maya has 35 crayons. How many crayons do they have together?
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  6. 6Maya has 17 apples. Sam gives Maya 73 more. How many apples does Maya have altogether?
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  7. 7Sam has 27 books. Ivy gives Sam 12 more. How many books does Sam have altogether?
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  8. 8There were 42 crayons in the basket. Sam put in 12 more. How many crayons are in the basket now?
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A final set of slightly trickier addition problems to test their new skills.

Addition · Grade 2 · sums to 100, ×2–×5
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space, then write your answer in the box.
  1. 1Ivy has 20 stickers. Arjun gives Ivy 59 more. How many stickers does Ivy have altogether?
    Answer
  2. 2Leo has 9 stickers. Priya gives Leo 10 more. How many stickers does Leo have altogether?
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  3. 3The park has 23 red flowers and 34 yellow flowers. How many flowers are there?
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  4. 4Priya counted 46 cookies in the morning and 5 more in the evening. How many did Priya count in all?
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  5. 5Maya has 72 stickers. Ivy has 9 stickers. How many stickers do they have together?
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  6. 6There were 53 apples in the basket. Ivy put in 46 more. How many apples are in the basket now?
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  7. 7Priya has 61 crayons. Ivy has 21 crayons. How many crayons do they have together?
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  8. 8There were 12 cookies in the basket. Priya put in 48 more. How many cookies are in the basket now?
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