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Thanksgiving Math Word Problems

Six Thanksgiving addition and subtraction stories for ages 6–8. Choose practice within 10 or 20; print A4/Letter worksheets with matching answers.

6–8 years1 student pages1 teacher pagesA4 / Letter

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Thanksgiving feast mathWORKSHEETINK / LITTLE HOLIDAY MOMENTSThanksgiving feast mathName: ________________ Date: ________________Read each story. Write a number sentence and your answer.WorksheetInk · worksheetink.comSTUDENT COPY1.We have 3 plates and add 2 more. How many are there now?2.There are 2 pies. We take away 2. How many are left?3.We have 3 apples and add 2 more. How many are there now?4.There are 3 cobs of corn. We take away 3. How many are left?5.We have 4 bread rolls and add 2 more. How many are there now?6.There are 5 spoons. We take away 3. How many are left?
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You’ll need

Paper and a pencil. Add crayons for coloring; use paper counters for Bingo.

A small idea for using this

Use it as a short warm-up, then invite the child to explain one answer.

A few things before you print

What operations are in Thanksgiving feast math?

Six meal-related stories alternate addition and subtraction. Children can write a number sentence or draw objects to help explain the story.

What number ranges do the levels use?

The easy level stays within 10; the harder level stays within 20. Subtraction results are non-negative. The suggested age is 6–8, depending on what the child has learned.

Does making a new version update the answers?

Yes. Teacher references use the same stories and numbers and show the matching number sentences and results.

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