2-Digit Word Problems: Addition (4)

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Overview:

A set of 2-digit addition word problems. Designed for students in years 2 and 3.

Learning Objectives:

Apply addition skills to solve real-world problems.
Develop accuracy when adding 2-digit numbers.
Strengthen problem-solving strategies and mathematical reasoning.

How the Activity Works:

Students read each word problem and determine the necessary calculations to find the solution. They then complete the addition problems, applying appropriate strategies. An answer sheet is included for self-checking or teacher reference.

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