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Math Grade 2-3

Mixed Operations: Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplication

Practice choosing the right operation and solving carefully

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Practice solving mixed addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems using numbers, word problems, arrays, and careful reasoning.

Read each problem carefully. Decide whether to add, subtract, or multiply. Show your work in the space provided.

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Practice choosing the right operation and solving carefully

Math - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Decide whether to add, subtract, or multiply. Show your work in the space provided.
  1. 1

    Solve: 24 + 18 = ?

  2. 2

    Solve: 57 - 29 = ?

  3. 3

    Solve: 6 x 4 = ?

  4. 4
    A child receives more colorful stickers from a friend.

    Maya has 15 stickers. Her friend gives her 12 more stickers. How many stickers does Maya have now?

  5. 5
    Apples in a basket with some apples taken away.

    There are 43 apples in a basket. 17 apples are sold. How many apples are left?

  6. 6
    Five tables, each with four visible legs.

    A table has 4 legs. How many legs do 5 tables have in all?

  7. 7

    Solve: 38 + 27 = ?

  8. 8

    Solve: 72 - 36 = ?

  9. 9
    Chairs arranged in equal rows.

    There are 3 rows of chairs with 7 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there in all?

  10. 10
    Books are checked out from a shelf and new books are added.

    A library had 64 books on a shelf. Students checked out 18 books. Then the librarian added 9 new books. How many books are on the shelf now?

  11. 11
    Equal groups of cookies arranged to show multiplication.

    Solve: 8 x 3 = ? Then write an addition sentence that matches it.

  12. 12
    A child gives crayons to a brother and sister.

    Lena has 28 crayons. She gives 9 crayons to her brother and 6 crayons to her sister. How many crayons does Lena have left?

  13. 13
    Nine bags, each holding two oranges.

    There are 9 bags. Each bag has 2 oranges. How many oranges are there in all?

  14. 14
    More toy cars are added to a child’s collection.

    Choose the operation and solve: Sam had 35 toy cars. He bought 14 more toy cars. Did you add, subtract, or multiply?

  15. 15
    Rows of flowers in a garden with some flowers picked.

    A garden has 4 rows of flowers with 6 flowers in each row. Then 5 flowers are picked. How many flowers are left?

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