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Fun Math & Spelling Worksheet

The document contains a series of math word problems designed for educational purposes, focusing on arithmetic and problem-solving skills. It also includes a spelling challenge with relevant words and a vocabulary glossary to enhance understanding of key terms. The problems cover various scenarios involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

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Fun Math & Spelling Worksheet

The document contains a series of math word problems designed for educational purposes, focusing on arithmetic and problem-solving skills. It also includes a spelling challenge with relevant words and a vocabulary glossary to enhance understanding of key terms. The problems cover various scenarios involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

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■ Fun & Fancy Learning Worksheet ■

Let’s enjoy some exciting math word problems along with spelling and vocabulary practice!

1. Lily collected 185 marbles. She gave 69 marbles to her cousin. How many marbles does she have
now?
2. A library added 127 new books this month and 98 last month. How many books were added in
total?
3. Daniel had 450 rupees. He spent 175 on school supplies and 95 on snacks. How much money is
left?
4. A music class has 42 students. 18 joined later. How many students are there now?
5. A shop had 320 balloons. 147 were sold by evening. How many remain?
6. There are 12 packs of biscuits and each pack has 8 biscuits. How many biscuits are there in total?
7. A farmer has 84 apples. Each box holds 6 apples. How many boxes does he fill?
8. A school printed 9 worksheets for each of 28 students. How many worksheets in total?
9. A bakery made 144 cupcakes. They place 12 in each tray. How many trays do they need?
10. A shop sells pencils in bundles of 7. They have 196 pencils. How many bundles can they make?
11. Sarah bought 3 notebooks costing ■45 each and 2 pens costing ■25 each. How much did she
spend?
12. A toy store had 600 toys. It sold 255 on Monday and 188 on Tuesday. How many toys are left?
13. A baker baked 180 cookies. He packed them into 10 boxes equally and ate 2 cookies. How
many in each box?
14. Emma read 56 pages on Saturday and 39 on Sunday. The book has 150 pages. How many
pages left to read?
15. A school trip costs ■350 per student. If 27 students go, how much money will be collected?
16. A gardener planted 5 rows with 18 flowers in each row. Then planted 24 more. How many in
total?
17. A box has 24 chocolates. 7 boxes were bought and shared among 6 family members. How many
each?
18. A shopkeeper had 975 rupees. He bought 5 items costing ■125 each. How much money left?
19. A bookseller had 420 storybooks. She sold half in the morning and 95 more in afternoon. How
many left?
20. A classroom has 36 students. They are grouped in 4s. Then 3 more students join. How many
groups now?
■ Spelling Challenge
• Library
• Excited
• Equal
• Together
• Multiply

■ Vocabulary Glossary
Total: The whole amount after adding things
Remain / Remaining: What is left after taking something away
Cost: How much money you need to pay
Bundle: A group of things packed or tied together
Shared: Given out equally to others
Collected: Gathered or picked up over time
Equal: The same amount
Arrange: To put in neat order or organise nicely
Divide: To split into equal parts
Goal: Something you try to reach or achieve

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