word problems with addition and subtraction I

Word Problems I: Addition & Subtraction

These are sets of basic addition and subtraction word problems. The student should read through each problem thoroughly to answer the questions and be sure to show their work below each one.

These are recommended mainly for first grade or the beginning of second grade.

Download the word problem worksheets below:

For word problem worksheets with a bit more difficulty level, take a look at the second series:
Word Problems II: Addition & Subtraction

For more addition and subtraction practice, try our workbooks.

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