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Year 2

Year 2 . You have 20 sweets; your friend has 8 less than you. How many does she have?. Year 2. My naughty little sister and Bad Harry were looking at the trifle. Bad Harry ate 6 green jelly sweets and my naughty little sister ate 5 red sweets.

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Year 2

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  1. Year 2 • You have 20 sweets; your friend has 8 less than you. • How many does she have?

  2. Year 2 • My naughty little sister and Bad Harry were looking at the trifle. • Bad Harry ate 6 green jelly sweets and my naughty little sister ate 5 red sweets. • How many jelly sweets on the trifle? How many were left? • Extension If there had been 20 jelly sweets on the trifle, how many were left?

  3. Year 2 • Sam has 50 Pokemon cards but Tom only has half as many. • How many does Tom have?

  4. Year 2 • On the picnic each child has 2 ham sandwiches and 4 egg sandwiches. • There are 10 children , how many sandwiches are there?

  5. Year 2 • Tim gets £5 pocket money each week. On his 7th birthday his parents give him £3 more each week. • How much will get each week?

  6. Year 2 • There are 18 biscuits. • 9 children share them equally. • How many biscuits does each child have?

  7. Year 2 • In Kate’s purse she has 3 coins. The total is 8p. • Which coins does she have?

  8. Year 2 I think of a number and halve it. The answer is 6. What is the number?

  9. Year 2 • There are 23 bean bags. • Tom takes 11 and Sam takes 9. • How many bean bags are left?

  10. Year 2 • Two children have 5 toys each. • How many toys do they have altogether? • One child gives the other 2 of his toys. • How many toys do they each have now?

  11. Year 2 • 9 people are on a bus. • At the stop, 5 people get off and 3 more get on. • How many people are now on the bus?

  12. Year 2 • Katie goes to the shop and buys 4 buns at 5p each. • How much money has she spent? • How many buns can she buy with 50p?

  13. Year 2 • There are 3 bowls of porridge on the table • Each bowl has 2 stripes on it. • How many stripes are there altogether?

  14. Year 2 • Goldilocks has to climb up 10 steps to the bedroom. • She only jumps on 3 on the way down. • How many steps does she miss out?

  15. Year 2 • The three bears have lots of spoons. • They put them out on the table. • They have four each. • How many spoons do they have all together?

  16. Year 2 • 26 ladybirds are sitting in a tree. • 17 fly away. • How many are left?

  17. Year 2 • Willy Wonka gave the children 5 everlasting gobstoppers and 7 sticks of chewing gum. • How many sweets did Willy Wonka give out? • Violet ate all the chewing gum and 1 gobstopper. • How many sweets are now left?

  18. Year 2 • Mark had 50 red crayons on his table. • These had to be shared between 5 tables in the classroom. • How many crayons were on each table?

  19. Year 2 • T. Rex went shopping because he had to buy 2 Christmas presents. • He had £5.00 in his claw. • He bought a ball for 75p and a bag of sweets for 35p. • How much change did he have left?

  20. Year 2 • There are 24 apples on a tree • 2 have worms in them. • 5 fall off the tree. • How many apples are still on the tree?

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