Lesson Worksheet: Word Problems: Adding Objects Mathematics • Kindergarten

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In this worksheet, we will practice solving problems with numbers up to 10 to find the total when one or more objects are added to a group.

Q1:

There were 2 chicks in a nest. Then, 2 more hatched.

How many chicks are in the nest? Fill in the box.

Write the numbers in the addition sentence.

Q2:

There are 4 books on one shelf and 5 books on another. How many books are there altogether?

Q3:

There are 7 apples and 2 more apples. How many apples are there altogether?

Q4:

A child had 4 balloons. They buy 1 more. How many balloons do they have?

Q5:

5 children were playing when they were joined by 4 more children. How many children are there in total?

Q6:

A boy caught 6 fish, and his brother caught 3 fish. How many fish do they have?

Q7:

Anthony read an addition story and made this model.

Which story did he read?

What is the sum?

Q8:

Olivia read this addition story: There are 3 spiders and 5 more spiders.

Pick the model that shows this.

How many spiders are there altogether?

Q9:

Emma had 2 dogs and she bought 2 new dogs.

How many dogs does she have now?

Write the addition sentence that represents the total number of dogs.

Q10:

There were 4 balls in a jar and then Liam added 3 more. How many balls are in the jar?

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