Grade 2 Word Problems: Addition word problems
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What students practice: Add/subtract story problems within 100, including compare and unknown-position types.
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Grade 2 · Word Problems
Addition Word Problems
Set 1 · Grade 2 · Word Problems
Example problems by difficulty
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Easy
There are 31 toy cars in the play corner. Later, 34 more were added. How many toy cars are there now?
Answer: 65
A box has 13 balloons. Then 41 more are added. How many balloons are there now?
Answer: 54
Standard
A classroom library has 40 library books. Later, 12 library books were added. How many library books are there now?
Answer: 52
Our school has 93 erasers. Then 79 erasers were added. How many erasers are there now?
Answer: 172
Challenge
There are 86 glue sticks on a desk. There are 57 glue sticks in a box. How many glue sticks are there in all?
Answer: 143
Our school has 66 notebooks. Later, 99 notebooks were added. How many notebooks are there now?
Answer: 165
Where this skill fits
- Next skill: Subtraction word problems
- All grades: Word Problems worksheets, Grades 1–5
- Same skill in Grade 3: Grade 3 Word Problems: Addition word problems
- Same skill in Grade 4: Grade 4 Word Problems: Addition word problems
- Same skill in Grade 5: Grade 5 Word Problems: Addition word problems
Related Common Core standards
- 2.OA.A.1 — Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two-step word problems.
The task matches what these standards describe at this grade. Common Core–informed practice; not a claim of official alignment.