Shamrock #1. Jan had cookies. Steve gave her more cookies. How many cookies does Jan have altogether?
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1 Shamrock #1 Jan had cookies. Steve gave her more cookies. How many cookies does Jan have altogether? Jan had cookies. She gave cookies to Steve. How many cookies does she have left? Jan had chocolate chip cookies and sugar cookies. How many cookies does she have? Jan has cookies. Steve has cookies. How many more cookies does Jan have than Steve? Tia bought Snickers bars at the Trading Post. Mrs. Peck gave her more Snickers bars. How many Snickers does she have now? Shamrocks Page 1 of 1
2 Faleisha had candy bars that she bought at the Trading Post. She gave candy bars to Jessie. How many does she have left? Darian has green apples and red apples. How many apples does he have? Sarah has dollars to spend at the Trading Post. Gerika has dollars. How many more dollars does Sarah have than Gerika? Graham has notebooks. His brother gave him more. How many notebooks does Graham have in all? Sophie had glue sticks. She gave glue sticks to David. How many glue sticks does she have left? Bobbie had blue pens and black pens. How many pens did Bobbie have altogether? Shamrocks Page 2 of 2
3 Jakob has packages of pencils. Each package has pencils in it. How many pencils does Jakob have in all? Mariah has pieces of notebook paper. She shares pieces with her classmates. How many students will get paper from Mariah? Tate has cookies. He wants to share cookies equally with Tyson. How many cookies will each boy get? Jordan had M&Ms. Judy gave him more M&Ms. How many M&Ms does Jordan have altogether? Jordan gave Judy M&Ms. How many more M&Ms does Jordan have to give to her so that she will have M&Ms? Shamrocks Page 3 of 3
4 Judy had M&Ms. She gave M&Ms to Jordan. How many M&Ms does she have left? Jordan has red M&Ms and blue M&Ms. How many M&Ms does he have? Jordan has M&Ms. Judy has M&Ms. How many more M&Ms does Jordan have than Judy? Herb has $ He bought a can of soda for $1.25 and a bag of chips for $1.25. How much change will Herb get back? Cody had $. Brett gave him $ more dollars. How much money does Cody have altogether? Dylan has $. He gave $ to C.J.. How much money does Dylan have left? Shamrocks Page 4 of 4
5 Dylan has $ in his right pocket and $ in his left pocket. How much money does he have? Tasha bought 3 pairs of shoes. Each pair cost $ How much money did she spend altogether? James has 3 boxes. He has 5 toy cars in each box. How many cards does he have in all? Jerick has 15 pieces of gum. There are 5 pieces in each pack. How many packs of gum does he have? Robert put 16 snowballs in his fort. He put the same number of snowballs in each corner of the fort. How many snowballs did he put in each corner? Jordan has red M&Ms and blue M&Ms. How many M&Ms does he have? Shamrocks Page 5 of 5
6 Jordan has M&Ms. Judy has M&Ms. How many more M&Ms does Jordan have than Judy? Jordan had M&Ms. Judy gave him more M&Ms. How many M&Ms does Jordan have altogether? Judy had M&Ms. She gave M&Ms to Jordan. How many M&Ms does she have left? Delaney has purple pencils and pink pencils. How many pencils does she have? Keisha has erasers. Brian has erasers. How many more erasers does Keisha have than Brian? Latesha had pencils. Darren gave her more pencils. How many pencils does Latesha have altogether? Shamrocks Page 6 of 6
7 Celina had markers. She gave markers to Justin. How many markers does she have left? Carter has frybreads. Shaylynn gave him more frybreads. How many frybreads does Carter have now? JRU Arnold had frybreads. He gave frybreads to Shaylynn. How many frybreads does he have left? SRU Carter has cooked frybreads and uncooked frybreads. How many frybreads does he have? PPW:WU Arnold has frybreads. Carter has frybreads. How many more frybreads does Arnold have than Carter? CDU Athena s grandmother brought 5 baskets of frybreads to school. There are 6 frybreads in each basket. How many frybreads did she bring? M Shamrocks Page 7 of 7
8 Carter s grandmother brought baskets of frybread to school. There are 5 frybreads in each basket. Altogether there are 30 frybreads. How many baskets of frybread did she bring to school? MD Arnold has 6 baskets of frybreads. There is the same number of frybreads in each basket. Altogether there are 48 frybreads. How many frybreads are in each basket? PD Pearl had beads. Ryshaun gave her more beads. How many beads does Pearl have altogether? JRU Ryshaun gave Pearl beads. How many more beads does he have to give her so that she will have beads altogether? JCU Pearl has red beads and blue beads. How many beads does she have? PPW:WU Pearl has beads. Ryshaun has beads. How many more beads does Pearl have than Ryshaun? CDU Shamrocks Page 8 of 8
9 Jordan had M&Ms. Judy gave him more M&Ms. How many M&Ms does Jordan have altogether? JRU Judy had M&Ms. She gave M&Ms to Jordan. How many M&Ms does she have left? SRU Jordan has red M&Ms and blue M&Ms. How many M&Ms does he have? PPW:WU Jordan has M&Ms. Judy has M&Ms. How many more M&Ms does Jordan have than Judy? CDU Abby caught fish. Joe gave her more. How many fish does Abby have altogether? JRU Mari has Bass fish. She gave Bass fish to her teacher. How many bass fish does she have left? SRU Talia has Northern fish and Peach fish. How many fish did she have? PPW:WU Mike has music CDs. Kim gave Mike more. How many CDs does Mike have now? JRU Shamrocks Page 9 of 9
10 Kim had CDs. She gave to Mike. How many CDs does she have left? SRU Cruze had rap CDs and country CDs. How many CDs does he have altogether? PPU:WU Greg has CDs. Marty has CDs. How many more CDs does Greg have than Marty? CDU Brandon has cases of CDs with CDs in each case. How many CDs does Brandon have total? M Sheila has CDs, she wants to put CDs in each box. How many boxes can she fill? MD children are going to share CDs. How many does each child get? PD Shamrocks Page 10 of 10
11 Jan had cookies. Steve gave her more cookies. How many cookies does Jan have altogether? JRU Jan had cookies. She gave cookies to Steve. How many cookies does she have left? SRU Jan had chocolate chip cookies and sugar cookies. How many cookies does she have? PPW:WU Jan has cookies. Steve has cookies. How many more cookies does Jan have than Steve? CDU Fred has 10 basketball cards in a box. He has 5 boxes. How many cards does Fred have altogether? M Ann has 36 cookies. She wants to give 4 to each student. How many students would get cookies? MD Scooby Doo has 27 biscuits. He has 3 boxes to put his biscuits into. If he puts the same amount in each box, how many biscuits will be in each box? PD Shamrocks Page 11 of 11
12 Dylan bought suckers. Jessica gave him more suckers. How many suckers does Dylan have altogether? JRU Dylan had hot tamales. He gave to Jessica. How many does he have left? SRU Jessica has green Skittles and red Skittles. How many Skittles does Jessica have? PPW:WU Jessica has Snickers bards. Dylan has Hershey bars. How many more candy bars does Jessica have than Dylan? CDU There were children playing at recess. children joined them. How many children were playing at recess? JRU flies were buzzing around our drinks during a picnic. flies left after finding a baby with a lollipop. How many flies were still around our drinks? SRU Shamrocks Page 12 of 12
13 Our class has jump ropes and play balls. How many pieces of play equipment does our class have? PPW:WU John knew children in our class at the beginning of the year. He didn t know children. How many more children did he know than not know. CDU Each student needs to have pencils out. There are students. How many pencils should be out? M There are reading students. The teacher put students into groups of students. How many groups did the teacher have? MD There are students in the class. There needs to be groups of students for the field trip. How many students will be in each group? PD We have books checked out from the library. The class next door has books checked out from the library. How many more or less books do we have checked out than the other class? CDU Shamrocks Page 13 of 13
14 We have counters. There are children in our group. How many counters will each child get if everyone has the same number? PD Joe made cookies. He put chocolate chips on each cookie. How many chocolate chips did he put on the cookies? MULT Jan was taking a walk. She saw caterpillars on a branch and caterpillars on the dirt. How many caterpillars did Jan see? JRU blue butterflies fly. yellow butterflies fly. How many butterflies fly together? JRU butterflies came out of their chrysalises. butterflies flew away. How many butterflies didn t fly away? SRU caterpillars are in the cage. caterpillars turn into chrysalises. How many caterpillars are still in the cage? SRU Kate took blue papers to the table. Joe took red papers to the table. How many papers are on the table? PPW:WU Shamrocks Page 14 of 14
15 There are first grade classrooms. Each class has 4 butterflies. How many butterflies are at Jefferson School? M Olivia has pencils. Caroline gave her more pencils. How many pencils does Olivia have altogether? JRU Caroline had apples. She ate of her apples. How many did she have left? SRU Olivia had green apples and red apples. How many apples did she have altogether? PPW:WU Olivia has apple treees. Each tree has apples on it. How many apples are there altogether? M Caroline has pencils. She gives each student pencils. How many students will get pencils? MD Olivia has apples. She puts the apples on plates with the same number of apples on each plate. How many apples are on each plate? PD Shamrocks Page 15 of 15
16 Megan has blocks. Matt has blocks. How many more blocks does Megan have than Matt? CDU Tom has grapes. He puts the grapes into bags with the same number of grapes in each bag. How many grapes are in each bag? PD Matthew had books. Claire gave him more books. How many books does Matthew have altogether? JRU Taylor had crayons. She gave crayons to Meghan. How many crayons does she have left? SRU Tiffany had blue folders and red folders. How many folders does she have? PPW:WU Nicholas has colored pencils. Sebastian has colored pencils. How many more colored pencils does Nicholas have than Sebastian? CDU Shamrocks Page 16 of 16
17 Meghan had sheets of stickers. Each sheet had stickers. How many stickers does she have altogether? M Anthony had 18 crayons. He gave 6 crayons to each of his friends. How many friends got crayons? MD Anthony brought 24 treats. He gave 6 treats to each of his friends. How many friends received treats? MD Libbey has erasers. She gives erasers to each of her friends. How many friends does she have? PD Frankenstein has a bag of Halloween M&Ms. There are M&Ms in the bag. are brown and the rest are orange. How many orange M&Ms does Frankenstein have? PPW:PU Shamrocks Page 17 of 17
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