Practice solving two-step word problems (subtract then add) within 1000. Find the intermediate result after subtraction, then add to get the final answer. Modern, mobile-friendly design with visual support and multiple-choice options in a unique violet/indigo/blue theme.

Solve two-step word problems involving subtraction followed by addition, with numbers up to 1000. Identify starting amounts, subtracted values, intermediate results, added values, and final totals. Modern, mobile-friendly design with visual support and multiple-choice options in a unique violet/indigo/blue theme. Solve another set of two-step word problems (subtract then add) within 1000. First subtract, then add the results to find the final answer.

Solve two-step word problems (subtract then add) within 1000. Calculate the intermediate result after subtraction, then add to find the final answer. Modern, mobile-friendly design with visual support and multiple-choice options in a unique violet/indigo/blue theme.

Decide if each real-life word problem needs multiplication or division (no borrowing), then solve it step by step. Practice reasoning and calculation with photos, blocks, cupcakes, candies, and flowers.

First, decide if each word problem is multiplication or division, then solve it. Practice with real-life scenarios: sharing candies, baskets of oranges, dividing apples, groups of toys, and jars of marbles. All problems are without borrowing.

First, decide if each word problem is multiplication or division, then solve it. Practice with real-life scenarios: jars of marbles, sharing toy cars, rows of chairs, dividing cupcakes, and packs of markers. All problems are without borrowing.

First, decide if each word problem is multiplication or division, then solve it. Practice with real-life scenarios: sharing pencils, buying sticker packs, dividing candies, counting books on shelves, and grouping balloons. All problems are without borrowing.

First detect whether a word problem requires multiplication or division, then solve it. Develop critical thinking skills as you analyze real-life situations involving boxes of crayons, sharing cookies, baskets of apples, organizing marbles, and planting rows of flowers.

Identify whether each real-life problem is addition or subtraction, then solve it—no borrowing needed! Practice with scenarios about cookies, blocks, candies, pictures, and beads.

Identify whether each real-life problem is addition or subtraction, then solve it—no borrowing needed! Practice with scenarios about balloons, stamps, dinosaurs, flowers, and marbles.

Identify whether each real-life problem is addition or subtraction, then solve it—no borrowing needed! Practice with scenarios about pictures, soccer cards, toy robots, race cars, and erasers.

Identify if each real-life problem needs addition or subtraction, then solve it—no borrowing required. Practice with candies, blocks, fish, shells, and pencils.