Word Problems: Practice 23

In this Grade 3 lesson on Word Problems, you will practice solving problems like: "James has 5 bags with 3 shells in each bag, plus 4 loose. How many shells in all?". Work through each problem carefully, use the hints if you need help, and check your answers. This builds your understanding of word problems step by step.

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James has 5 bags with 3 shells in each bag, plus 4 loose. How many shells in all?

1Read the problem carefully: "James has 5 bags with 3 shells in each bag, plus 4 loose. How many shells in all?"

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James has 5 bags with 3 shells in each bag, plus 4 loose. How many shells in all?

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Lily has 30 rocks to share equally among 6 friends. How many does each friend get? How many are left over?

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Harper has 47 coins to share equally among 4 friends. How many does each friend get? How many are left over?

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Problem 4

Harper has 16 buttons. Harper gets 8 more and then gives away 2. How many does Harper have now?

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Problem 5

Jake has 4 bags with 8 cards in each bag, plus 2 loose. How many cards in all?

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