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What is included in 2nd Grade Mad Minutes:

2nd Grade Mad Minutes are intended to review and help your student become proficient at typical 2nd grade math. Math
includes up to triple digit addition and subtractions including carrying numbers. In the 2nd half of the sheets simple
multiplication and division are also included with multiplication by 1 to 5s included. It is recommended that you practice
skip counting by 2s, 3s, 4s, and 5s, to help students solve these equations quickly.

Each sheets also includes a word problem – as it is essential that students have regular practice with “real world” math
problems.

There are also 2 random math worksheets included. These are to help kids review mental math, writing numbers from
words to numbers, math using money, additional word problems, greater than and less than, as well as addition and
subtraction equations written horizontally.

Note: The worksheets get progressively harder from A to M. Worksheet (Worksheet A contains addition and subtraction
without carrying over numbers between columns.)

How to use Mad Minutes:

Give your student a Mad Minutes Worksheet face down. Set your timer and when you say “GO” they flip over the Mad
Minutes Worksheet and begin solving the math problems. Remind them that the goal is just as much accuracy as it is
speed.

Set your timer for 3-5 minutes. When you first present the worksheets I suggest giving them 5 minutes. This will ensure
most kids will be able to complete most if not all of the worksheet. When your student is becoming quicker with his
Math and is ready for more of a challenge you can lower your timer to 3 or 4 minutes.

Remember when you finish to go over the correct answers. (There are answer keys provided at the end of the
worksheets). This is the one time I allow my student to use a red pen or crayon and they can grade their own work.
Again, they are only trying to improve and better themselves.

Why Mad Minutes?

Mad Minutes helps students review and become proficient in math. It will help them gain speed and accuracy with
completing math problems which will help them in current and future math problems.

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - A

80 7 14 32 45 80
+ 2 + 5 - 8 + 13 + 32 - 10

78 48 25 61 70 236
- 40 -32 + 32 + 8 + 29 + 362

20 396 104 124 539 396

+ 30 - 214 + 30 + 65 + 50 - 214

597 59 70 239 486 354

- 85 - 37 - 30 - 25 - 160 + 5

49 58 64 72 86 35
- 9 + 40 - 44 + 17 + 13 - 30

61 865 147 694 856 484

+27 - 3 + 21 + 72 +112 - 43

Story Question:
Frank is 63 cm tall. He is 14 cm shorter than Joe. What is Joe’s height?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - B

147 697 484 364 794 67
+ 21 - 90 - 43 + 124 -500 - 31

64 65 56 267 354 64
- 44 - 4 + 20 + 300 + 5 + 9

57 36 75 600 224 321

+13 + 28 + 5 + 9 + 17 - 69

574 80 75 2 420 279

+ 70 - 40 - 25 - 2 + 80 + 30

26 35 46 35 51 63
- 9 + 28 - 7 + 28 + 29 - 41

49 10 53 64 72 62
+70 - 3 + 62 + 65 +37 - 43

Story Question:
Carrie paid $305 for a camera and a calculator. The calculator cost $49. What was the cost of the camera?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - C

10 110 41 293 441 139
- 6 - 60 - 7 + 60 - 227 - 83

354 720 575 490 54 1

- 9 - 7 +108 + 193 + 5 +9

690 375 408 40 79 82

+ 45 +180 + 199 + 39 - 20 - 42

61 92 71 262 236 375

+ 38 - 87 - 36 - 52 + 52 + 180

710 340 500 122 236 96

- 614 + 359 - 142 + 77 + 52 - 90

66 79 61 54 60 421
+34 - 20 + 38 + 65 +60 - 68

Story Question:
There are 207 red cars. There are 160 blue cars. How many more red cars are there than blue cars?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - D

392 267 47 285 473 370

- 8 - 80 - 7 + 9 - 95 - 192

800 503 253 267 764 111

- 106 - 184 + 8 + 356 + 166 + 19

569 670 792 469 700 520

+ 90 + 45 + 58 + 156 - 302 - 488

327 903 202 402 476 327

+ 650 - 93 - 9 - 82 + 57 + 650

743 465 488 48 16 45

- 243 + 535 - 86 + 20 + 9 - 31

53 259 91 37 589 379

+5 - 14 + 18 + 32 - 40 - 53

Story Question:
Pete collected 150 stamps. Nick collected 43 fewer stamps than Pete. How many stamps did Nick collect?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - E

437 276 857 62 509 941
- 132 - 104 - 325 + 19 - 102 - 320

794 948 683 276 243 138

- 308 - 135 - 422 + 54 + 7 + 80

951 637 25 43 74 90
- 901 + 13 + 47 + 39 - 36 - 64

79 606 440 973 51 691

+ 16 - 263 - 107 - 238 + 29 + 174

604 465 50 271 256 346

- 82 + 54 - 4 + 47 + 371 + 329

193 748 358 58 871 474

+ 185 - 63 + 417 + 30 - 465 - 282

Story Question:
There were 132 apples in the basket. 34 of the apples were rotten. How many apples were not rotten?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - F

Write the missing numbers: Solve:

600 + _____ = 630 300 + 7 = ________

750 - _____ = 650 500 + 6 = ________

408 - _____ = 400 401 + 50 = ________

500 + _____ = 542 700 + 8 = ________

Write the numbers: 13 - 6= ________

Three hundred forty-nine = ________________ 20 + 5= ________

Seven hundred fifty-eight = ________________ 798 - 60= ________

Five hundred eighty = _____________________ 253 + 8 = ________

Six hundred four = ________________________ 542 + 200 = ________

Write greater than (>) or less than (<) in the blank. 444 – 400 = ________

44 _________ 40 190 + 2 = ________

50 _________65 999 - 90= ________

47 _________39

24 _________30 Story Question:

58 _________57 Sam has 231 marbles. His friend gives him 19 more.
How many marbles does he have now?
70 _________62

39 _________49

12 _________10
There are 285 blue flowers and 72 yellow flowers. How
2 _________20 many flowers are there all together?
110 _________100

Jill saved $62. She needs $160 to buy a new bike. How
much more money does Jill need to save to buy the
bike?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - G

2 2 5 2 9 7
× 3 × 4 × 3 × 1 ×3 × 2

4 3 1 2 3 2
× 3 × 3 × 3 × 2 ×7 × 6

1 1 2 2 9 5
× 1 × 4 × 3 × 8 ×1 × 3

5 10 5 9 8 7
× 1 × 1 × 2 × 2 ×3 × 2

2 2 10 8 6 10
× 6 × 5 × 2 × 1 ×3 × 3

Story Question:
There are 2 straws in a glass. How many straws are there in 6 glasses?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - H

2 2 15 300 544 652
× 3 × 4 - 9 + 7 + 104 - 5

800 708 2 140 2 200

- 164 -408 ×8 + 190 ×6 + 45

421 402 285 170 400 10

+ 68 - 35 + 168 + 6 + 90 × 2

677 5 486 9 300 500

- 70 ×2 - 10 × 2 - 174 + 4

7 324 6 440 4 594

× 2 + 169 ×2 + 76 ×2 - 254

10 500 85 420 3 3
× 1 - 264 + 46 + 285 ×3 ×5

Story Question:
Peter bought 6 toy cars. Each toy car cost $2. How much did he pay?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - I

10 3 6 32 45 80
× 3 × 8 ÷ 2 + 13 + 32 - 10

78 20 7 61 3 18
- 40 ÷2 ×2 + 8 ×3 ÷ 2

14 24 104 124 539 5

÷ 2 ÷ 3 + 30 + 65 + 50 ×3

597 2 70 6 486 27
- 85 ×2 - 30 × 2 - 160 ÷ 3

9 6 6 72 24 35
× 3 ÷3 ×1 + 17 ÷ 3 - 30

12 865 147 20 2 6
÷2 - 3 + 21 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2

Story Question:
There are 2 oranges in a basket. How many oranges are there in 8 baskets?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - J

9 3 12 100 11 72
× 4 × 8 ÷ 4 - 26 + 79 - 58

356 20 7 153 5 18
- 2 ÷2 ×2 + 9 ×4 ÷ 2

14 24 605 56 256 5
÷ 2 ÷ 3 + 17 + 5 + 200 ×3

200 3 235 7 278 27

- 200 ×2 - 70 × 4 - 5 ÷ 3

4 6 7 400 28 99
× 3 ÷3 ×1 + 500 ÷ 4 - 9

20 463 652 20 3 5
÷4 - 98 + 99 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2

Story Question:
A farmer has 215 chickens. After selling some of them, he has 36 chickens left. How many chickens did he sell?

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - K

5 2 16 300 399 24
× 4 × 7 ÷ 4 - 99 + 99 - 6

700 36 4 62 2 40
- 400 ÷4 ×8 + 99 ×10 ÷ 4

4 24 98 73 62 4
÷4 ÷ 3 + 304 + 15 + 20 ×2

753 5 411 5 42 50
- 542 × 5 - 8 × 8 - 12 ÷ 5

7 100 5 64 40 58
×5 ÷ 10 ×4 + 15 ÷ 4 - 17

20 401 255 20 3 5
÷4 - 98 + 45 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2

Story Question:
There are 92 cars in the parking lot. 57 of the cars are blue. How many cars in the parking lot are not blue.

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - L

3 5 20 502 781 24
× 4 × 8 ÷ 4 - 493 + 19 - 8

700 30 4 250 2 45
- 299 ÷5 ×9 + 399 ×6 ÷ 5

10 8 19 31 68 5
÷ 10 ÷ 2 + 324 + 19 + 33 ×6

1000 8 554 4 500 18

- 958 × 3 - 183 × 6 - 75 ÷ 2

5 50 4 63 27 463
×5 ÷ 10 ×6 + 29 ÷ 3 - 398

12 600 135 90 8 10
÷2 - 299 + 465 ÷ 10 ×4 × 6

Story Question:
Mrs. Jones sold 107 eggs on Monday morning. She sold 92 eggs on Monday afternoon. Find the total number of eggs she
sold on Monday.

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - M

Arrange the numbers in order from smallest to largest: Solve:

263, 157, 832 _______________________ $4.95 + $2 = $________

12, 31, 11 ___________________________ $2.75 + $4 = $________

1:11, 5:30, 2:23 ______________________ $5.60 + $4.20 = $________

$4.55, $6.95, $5.45 ____________________ $3.25 + $4.55 = $________

1 pint, 1 cup, 1 quart ___________________ $5.95 + $1.60 = $________

Write the numbers: $4.15 + $0.95 = $________

Two hundred three = ________________ $10 – 40¢ = ________

Nine hundred twelve = ________________ $1 - 90¢ = ________

Seventy three = _____________________ $4.10 - 45¢ = ________

Four hundred ninety three = _____________________ 90¢ - 55¢ = ________

Solve:

200 + _____ = 270 Story Question:

452 - _____ = 402 After paying $6.70 for a shirt Tom has $2.40 left. How
much money did he have at first?
632 + _____ = 832

555 - ______ = 480

10 more than 111? _________________________

Eric bought a baseball card for $1.85. He gave the
100 less than 325? _________________________ cashier $5. How much change did he receive?
10 less than 592? __________________________

50 more than 321? ________________________

5 minutes past 7 o’clock? __________________ Craig bought a candy bar for 85¢. He gave the cashier
15 minutes to 10 o’clock? __________________ $1. How much change did he receive?

45 minutes after 3 o’clock? __________________

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes – A

80 7 14 32 45 80
+ 2 + 5 - 8 + 13 + 32 - 10
82 12 6 45 77 70

78 48 25 61 70 236
- 40 -32 + 32 + 8 + 29 + 362
38 16 57 69 99 598

20 396 104 124 539 396

+ 30 - 214 + 30 + 65 + 50 - 214
50 182 134 189 589 182

597 59 70 239 486 354

- 85 - 37 - 30 - 25 - 160 + 5
512 22 40 214 326 359

49 58 64 72 86 35
- 9 + 40 - 44 + 17 + 13 - 30
40 98 20 89 99 5

61 865 147 694 856 484

+27 - 3 + 21 + 72 +112 - 43
88 862 168 766 968 441
Story Question:
Frank is 63 cm tall. He is 14 cm shorter than Joe. What is Joe’s height? 77

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - B

147 697 484 364 794 67
+ 21 - 90 - 43 + 124 -500 - 31
168 607 441 488 294 36

64 65 56 267 354 64
- 44 - 4 + 20 + 300 + 5 + 9
20 61 76 567 359 73

57 36 75 600 224 321

+13 + 28 + 5 + 9 + 17 - 69
70 64 80 609 241 252

574 80 75 2 420 279

+ 70 - 40 - 25 - 2 + 80 + 30
644 40 50 0 500 309

26 35 46 35 51 63
- 9 + 28 - 7 + 28 + 29 - 41
17 63 39 63 80 22

49 10 53 64 72 62
+70 - 3 + 62 + 65 +37 - 43
119 7 115 129 109 19

Story Question:

Carrie paid $305 for a camera and a calculator. The calculator cost $49. What was the cost of the camera? 256
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - C

10 110 41 293 441 139
- 6 - 60 - 7 + 60 - 227 - 83
4 50 34 353 214 56

354 720 575 490 54 1

- 9 - 7 +108 + 193 + 5 +9
345 713 683 683 59 10

690 375 408 40 79 82

+ 45 +180 + 199 + 39 - 20 - 42
735 555 607 79 59 40

61 92 71 262 236 375

+ 38 - 87 - 36 - 52 + 52 + 180
99 5 35 210 288 555

710 340 500 122 236 96

- 614 + 359 - 142 + 77 + 52 - 90
96 699 358 199 288 6

66 79 61 54 60 421
+34 - 20 + 38 + 65 +60 - 68
100 59 99 119 120 353

Story Question:

There are 207 red cars. There are 160 blue cars. How many more red cars are there than blue cars? 47
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - D

392 267 47 285 473 370

- 8 - 80 - 7 + 9 - 95 - 192
384 187 40 294 378 178

800 503 253 267 764 111

- 106 - 184 + 8 + 356 + 166 + 19
694 319 261 623 930 130

569 670 792 469 700 520

+ 90 + 45 + 58 + 156 - 302 - 488
659 715 850 625 398 32

327 903 202 402 476 327

+ 650 - 93 - 9 - 82 + 57 + 650
977 810 193 320 533 977

743 465 488 48 16 45

- 243 + 535 - 86 + 20 + 9 - 31
500 1000 402 68 25 14

53 259 91 37 589 379

+5 - 14 + 18 + 32 - 40 - 53
58 245 109 69 549 326

Story Question:
Pete collected 150 stamps. Nick collected 43 fewer stamps than Pete. How many stamps did Nick collect? 107

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - E

437 276 857 62 509 941
- 132 - 104 - 325 + 19 - 102 - 320
305 172 532 81 407 621

794 948 683 276 243 138

- 308 - 135 - 422 + 54 + 7 + 80
486 813 261 330 250 218

951 637 25 43 74 90
- 901 + 13 + 47 + 39 - 36 - 64
50 650 72 82 38 26

79 606 440 973 51 691

+ 16 - 263 - 107 - 238 + 29 + 174
95 343 333 735 80 865

604 465 50 271 256 346

- 82 + 54 - 4 + 47 + 371 + 329
522 519 46 318 627 675

193 748 358 58 871 474

+ 185 - 63 + 417 + 30 - 465 - 282
378 685 775 88 416 192
Story Question:
There were 132 apples in the basket. 34 of the apples were rotten. How many apples were not rotten? 98

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - F

Write the missing numbers: Solve:
300 + 7 = 307
600 + 30 = 630
500 + 6 = 506

750 - 100 = 650 401 + 50 = 451

700 + 8 = 708
408 - 8 = 400 13 - 6= 7

500 + 42 = 542 20 + 5= 25

798 - 60= 738

Write the numbers:
253 + 8 = 261
Three hundred forty-nine = 349 542 + 200 = 742

444 – 400 = 44
Seven hundred fifty-eight = 758
190 + 2 = 192
Five hundred eighty = 580 999 - 90= 909
Story Question:
Six hundred four = 604 Sam has 231 marbles. His friend gives him 19 more.
How many marbles does he have now?
Write greater than (>) or less than (<) in the blank.

44 > 40 250
50 < 65 There are 285 blue flowers and 72 yellow flowers. How
many flowers are there all together?
47 > 39

24 < 30 357
58 > 57 Jill saved $62. She needs $160 to buy a new bike. How
70 > 62
much more money does Jill need to save to buy the
bike?
39 < 49

12 > 10
$98
2 < 20

110 > 100

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - G

2 2 5 2 9 7
× 3 × 4 × 3 × 1 ×3 × 2
6 8 15 2 27 14

4 3 1 2 3 2
× 3 × 3 × 3 × 2 ×7 × 6
12 9 3 4 21 12

1 1 2 2 9 5
× 1 × 4 × 3 × 8 ×1 × 3
1 4 6 16 9 15

5 10 5 9 8 7
× 1 × 1 × 2 × 2 ×3 × 2
5 10 10 18 24 14

2 2 10 8 6 10
× 6 × 5 × 2 × 1 ×3 × 3
12 10 20 8 18 30

Story Question:

There are 2 straws in a glass. How many straws are there in 6 glasses? 12

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - H

Story
2 2 15 300 544 652
× 3 × 4 - 9 + 7 + 104 - 5
6 8 6 307 648 647

800 708 2 140 2 200

- 164 -408 ×8 + 190 ×6 + 45
636 300 16 330 12 245

421 402 285 170 400 10

+ 68 - 35 + 168 + 6 + 90 × 2
489 367 453 176 490 20

677 5 486 9 300 500

- 70 ×2 - 10 × 2 - 174 + 4
607 10 476 18 126 504

7 324 6 440 4 594

× 2 + 169 ×2 + 76 ×2 - 254
14 493 12 516 8 340

10 500 85 420 3 3
× 1 - 264 + 46 + 285 ×3 ×5
10 236 131 705 9 15

Question:
Peter bought 6 toy cars. Each toy car cost $2. How much did he pay? $12
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - I

10 3 6 32 45 80
× 3 × 8 ÷ 2 + 13 + 32 - 10
30 24 3 45 77 70

78 20 7 61 3 18
- 40 ÷2 ×2 + 8 ×3 ÷ 2
38 10 14 69 9 9

14 24 104 124 539 5

÷ 2 ÷ 3 + 30 + 65 + 50 ×3
7 8 134 189 589 15

597 2 70 6 486 27
- 85 ×2 - 30 × 2 - 160 ÷ 3
512 4 40 12 326 9

9 6 6 72 24 35
× 3 ÷3 ×1 + 17 ÷ 3 - 30
27 2 6 89 8 5

12 865 147 20 2 6
÷2 - 3 + 21 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2
6 862 168 10 18 12

Story Question:

There are 2 oranges in a basket. How many oranges are there in 8 baskets? 16
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - J

9 3 12 100 11 72
× 4 × 8 ÷ 4 - 26 + 79 - 58
36 24 3 74 90 14

356 20 7 153 5 18
- 2 ÷2 ×2 + 9 ×4 ÷ 2
354 10 14 162 20 9

14 24 605 56 256 5
÷ 2 ÷ 3 + 17 + 5 + 200 ×3
7 8 622 61 456 15

200 3 235 7 278 27

- 200 ×2 - 70 × 4 - 5 ÷ 3
0 6 165 28 273 9

4 6 7 400 28 99
× 3 ÷3 ×1 + 500 ÷ 4 - 9
12 2 7 900 7 90

20 463 652 20 3 5
÷4 - 98 + 99 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2
5 365 751 10 27 10

Story Question:

A farmer has 215 chickens. After selling some of them, he has 36 chickens left. How many chickens did he sell? 179
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - K

5 2 16 300 399 24
× 4 × 7 ÷ 4 - 99 + 99 - 6
20 14 4 201 498 18

700 36 4 62 2 40
- 400 ÷4 ×8 + 99 ×10 ÷ 4
300 9 32 161 20 10

4 24 98 73 62 4
÷4 ÷ 3 + 304 + 15 + 20 ×2
1 8 402 88 82 8

753 5 411 5 42 50
- 542 × 5 - 8 × 8 - 12 ÷ 5
211 25 403 40 30 10

7 100 5 64 40 58
×5 ÷ 10 ×4 + 15 ÷ 4 - 17
35 10 20 79 10 41

20 401 255 20 3 5
÷4 - 98 + 45 ÷ 2 ×9 ×2
5 303 300 10 27 10

Story Question:

There are 92 cars in the parking lot. 57 of the cars are blue. How many cars in the parking lot are not blue. 35
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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - L

3 5 20 502 781 24
× 4 × 8 ÷ 4 - 493 + 19 - 8
12 40 5 9 800 16

700 30 4 250 2 45
- 299 ÷5 ×9 + 399 ×6 ÷ 5
401 6 36 649 12 9

10 8 19 31 68 5
÷ 10 ÷ 2 + 324 + 19 + 33 ×6
1 4 343 50 101 30

1000 8 554 4 500 18

- 958 × 3 - 183 × 6 - 75 ÷ 2
42 24 371 24 425 9

5 50 4 63 27 463
×5 ÷ 10 ×6 + 29 ÷ 3 - 398
25 5 24 92 9 65

12 600 135 90 8 10
÷2 - 299 + 465 ÷ 10 ×4 × 6
6 301 600 9 32 60

Story Question:
Mrs. Jones sold 107 eggs on Monday morning. She sold 92 eggs on Monday afternoon. Find the total number of eggs she

sold on Monday. 199

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2nd Grade Mad Minutes - M

Arrange the numbers in order from smallest to largest: Solve:
$4.95 + $2 = $6.95
263, 157, 832 157, 263, 832
$2.75 + $4 = $6.75
12, 31, 11 11, 12, 31
$5.60 + $4.20 = $9.80
1:11, 5:30, 2:23 1:11, 2:23, 5:30
$3.25 + $4.55 = $7.80
$4.55, $6.95, $5.45 $4.55, $5.45, $6.95
$5.95 + $1.60 = $7.55
1 pint, 1 cup, 1 quart 1 cup, 1 pint, 1 quart
$4.15 + $0.95 = $5.10

Write the numbers: $10 – 40¢ = $9.60

$1 - 90¢ = $0.10
Two hundred three = 203
$4.10 - 45¢ = $3.65
Nine hundred twelve = 912
90¢ - 55¢ = $0.35
Seventy three = 73

Four hundred ninety three = 493

Story Question:

After paying $6.70 for a shirt Tom has $2.40 left. How
Solve:
much money did he have at first?

200 + 70 = 270 $9.10

452 - 50 = 402
Eric bought a baseball card for $1.85. He gave the
632 + 200 = 832 cashier $5. How much change did he receive?
555 - 75 = 480
$3.15
10 more than 111? 121

100 less than 325? 225 Craig bought a candy bar for 85¢. He gave the cashier
$1. How much change did he receive?
10 less than 592? 582_

50 more than 321? 371 $0.15

5 minutes past 7 o’clock? 7:05

15 minutes to 10 o’clock? 9:45

45 minutes after 3 o’clock? 3:45

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