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Adding Three Numbers
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🔢 Adding Three Numbers
Read each problem carefully and work out the answer.
1. Emma has 2 red balloons, 3 blue balloons, and 1 yellow balloon. How many balloons does she have altogether?
2. Tom found 4 shells, 2 rocks, and 3 feathers at the beach. How many things did he find in total?
3. In the garden there are 1 butterfly, 5 bees, and 2 ladybirds. How many insects are there altogether?
4. Sarah ate 2 apples on Monday, 1 apple on Tuesday, and 4 apples on Wednesday. How many apples did she eat in total?
5. The farmer has 3 cows, 2 pigs, and 4 chickens. How many animals does the farmer have?
🎯 More Adding Practice
6. Jake collected 1 coin on the footpath, 3 coins in his room, and 2 coins in the car. How many coins did he collect altogether?
7. Mum bought 2 oranges, 3 bananas, and 1 pineapple at the shop. How many pieces of fruit did she buy?
8. In the playground there are 4 swings, 1 slide, and 2 see-saws. How many pieces of equipment are there?
9. Lucy has 3 toy cars, 2 toy trucks, and 3 toy buses. How many toy vehicles does she have altogether?
10. The teacher put 2 pencils, 4 crayons, and 1 rubber on each table. How many items are on each table?
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