Read each story sum carefully. Draw a picture or write a number sentence to help, then write the answer.
1. Grandma baked 4 apple pies and 3 pumpkin pies. How many pies did she bake?
2. There are 12 people at dinner. 5 are children. How many are grown-ups?
3. Each of 3 tables needs 6 plates. How many plates altogether?
4. Sam wrote 8 things he is thankful for. Mia wrote 6. How many things in total?
5. A pie is cut into 8 slices. 5 slices are eaten. How many slices are left?
6. The parade has 4 big balloons and twice as many small ones. How many small balloons?
7. There were 20 rolls. The family ate half. How many rolls did they eat?
8. Our class collected 15 cans for the food bank on Monday and 9 on Tuesday. How many cans?
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8 thanksgiving math word problems for grades 1–3 — adding, subtracting, groups and halves — with an answer key. Free Thanksgiving maths worksheet to print. Skills: Addition, subtraction, multiplication as groups and halving in word problems. Level: Grades 1–3 (ages 6–9).
Read one of our original Thanksgiving early readers first, then do the worksheet: Ten Things I’m Thankful For · The Turkey Who Said Thank You. Or browse the full Thanksgiving collection.
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It is designed for ages 6–9 (Grades 1–3), but you can use it with any child who is ready for it.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication as groups and halving in word problems.
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