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Grade 2 Two-Step Math Problems

The document contains a series of math problems designed for Grade 2 students, focusing on two-step calculations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each problem presents a real-world scenario, requiring students to perform calculations and show their work. The problems involve various contexts such as school supplies, fruit picking, and toy manufacturing.

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Grade 2 Two-Step Math Problems

The document contains a series of math problems designed for Grade 2 students, focusing on two-step calculations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each problem presents a real-world scenario, requiring students to perform calculations and show their work. The problems involve various contexts such as school supplies, fruit picking, and toy manufacturing.

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Grade 2 – Two■Step Math Practice

Instructions: Solve each problem carefully. Show your work in the space provided.

1) There are 24 boxes. Each box has 12 pencils. How many pencils are there in total? Then divide
them equally among 6 kids.

2) A school bought 32 packets of crayons. Each packet has 15 crayons. How many crayons are
there? If they are shared equally among 8 classes, how many crayons does each class get?

3) A farmer picked 45 apples each day for 12 days. How many apples did he pick? Then he packed
them equally into 9 baskets. How many apples per basket?

4) A book shop sold 28 bundles of notebooks. Each bundle has 14 notebooks. How many
notebooks were sold? If they are arranged equally on 7 shelves, how many on each shelf?

5) A factory makes 36 toys every day for 11 days. How many toys are made? Then they are packed
into 12 boxes. How many toys in each box?

6) Add 3,245 and 678. Then subtract 425 from the total.

7) Add 4,132 and 589. Then subtract 736 from the answer.

8) A library has 2,416 books and buys 385 more. How many books are there now? Then 248 books
are damaged. How many books are left?

9) A school collected ■3,864 for charity. Later they collected ■729 more. If ■1,256 was donated,
how much money is left?

10) A truck carries 48 bags. Each bag has 24 kg of rice. What is the total weight? Then divide the
rice equally into 12 stores. How much rice does each store get?

11) There are 36 rows of chairs with 18 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there? Then the
chairs are arranged equally in 9 halls. How many chairs per hall?

12) A toy factory makes 42 packets of balls. Each packet has 16 balls. How many balls are made?
If they are shared among 8 shops, how many balls does each shop get?

13) Add 2,987 and 846. Then subtract 1,259 from the result.

14) A school printed 3,456 worksheets. Then they printed 789 more. If 1,875 worksheets were
used, how many are left?
15) A bakery baked 25 trays of buns. Each tray has 18 buns. How many buns were baked? Then
the buns are shared equally among 9 counters. How many buns per counter?

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