Engage students with hilarious 2-digit addition and subtraction story problems. Includes 6 worksheets, Google Slides, TPT Easel activities, and answer keys. Silly math word problems make learning fun. Perfect for practicing addition and subtraction skills without regrouping.
$2.50
Your students will love these hilarious story problems for 2 digit addition and subtraction without regrouping!
What’s included?
Why have your students add how many children got on the bus when you could ask them to add how many elephants got on the bus? These six pages of silly math word problems will have your students giggling as they practice their addition and subtractions skills.
This packet contains six worksheets of 2-digit subtraction and addition problems with no regrouping.
There are two worksheets for addition, two for subtraction, and two for mixed addition and subtraction. Answer Keys are included. For quick reference, the lower right hand corner will tell you the specifics of each worksheet.
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Copyright information:
Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his or her own classroom. If you intend to share with others, please purchase an additional license.
This product is happily brought to you by Rachel Lynette and Cassi Noack of Minds in Bloom.
SKU: 114100
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Jennifer H. –
My students found these story math problems hilarious. This was very helpful in getting the students to focus on key words and deciding which function to use to solve the problem.
Jennifer H. –
My students found these story math problems hilarious. This was very helpful in getting the students to focus on key words and deciding which function to use to solve the problem.
Lisha R. –
I used this with my EL, ECE, and MTSS students and we enjoyed it a lot. They started to feel more and more comfortable with word problems as we went through them. I do wish there was more variety in the wording of the questions. My students quickly caught on to how the question was worded and what operation that represented, but I wish there was more variety use. The students really enjoyed the ridiculousness of the topics in each question! It made it very engaging.
Lisha R. –
I used this with my EL, ECE, and MTSS students and we enjoyed it a lot. They started to feel more and more comfortable with word problems as we went through them. I do wish there was more variety in the wording of the questions. My students quickly caught on to how the question was worded and what operation that represented, but I wish there was more variety use. The students really enjoyed the ridiculousness of the topics in each question! It made it very engaging.
Jhordin A. –
Fun! I’m always looking for ways to make our lessons a little more engaging or switch it up for the students and this did just that. Each year the students get so surprised and go ‘what????’ and we have lots of giggles. Love it!
Jhordin A. –
Fun! I’m always looking for ways to make our lessons a little more engaging or switch it up for the students and this did just that. Each year the students get so surprised and go ‘what????’ and we have lots of giggles. Love it!
Kaylea K. –
My students loved reading the silly stories as they were practicing adding and subtracting.
Sarah B. –
I used this resource with my students who have word problem IEP goals, and they got the biggest kick out of the word problems. It was challenging for them, but in a way that allowed them to show what they know.
Sarah B. –
I used this resource with my students who have word problem IEP goals, and they got the biggest kick out of the word problems. It was challenging for them, but in a way that allowed them to show what they know.
Jessica C. –
My students loved this resource as well did I. I had to make some adjustments with my students with disabilities. Overall, I am completely satisfied with this activity and will be storing it for next year to use.