TED 4340

Mr. Smith had 4 cookies. Suzy gave him some more. Then, Mr. Smith had 7 cookies. How many cookies did Suzy give Mr. Smith?

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Mr. Smith had 6 cookies. Suzy gave him 3 more cookies. How many cookies does Mr. Smith have now?

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Mr. Smith had some cookies. Suzy gave him 4 more cookies. Then, he had 6 cookies. How many cookies did Mr. Smith start with?

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Mr. Smith had 9 cookies. He put 3 cookies in each box. How many boxes did he need?

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Mr. Smith had 3 piles of cookies. There were 3 cookies in each pile. How many cookies did Mr. Smith have?

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Mr. Smith had 6 white cookies and 3 pink cookies. How many cookies did Mr. Smith have altogether?

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Mr. Smith had 7 cookies. 4 were pink and the rest were white. How many white cookies did Mr. Smith have?

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Mr. Smith had 12 cookies. He wanted to give them to 3 friends. How many cookies did each friend get?

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Mr. Smith had 5 cookies. He gave some to Suzy. Then he had 1 cookie left. How many cookies did Mr. Smith give to Suzy?

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Mr. Smith had 7 cookies. He gave 4 of them to Suzy. How many cookies did Mr. Smith have left?

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Mr. Smith had some cookies. He gave 4 to Suzy. Then, he had 4 cookies left. How many cookies did Mr. Smith have to start with?

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___ + 4 = 6

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____ - 4 = 4

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5 - 3 = ___ or 3 + ____ = 5

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5 - ____ = 1

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6 + 3 = ___

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6 + 3 = ____

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7 - 4 = ____ or 4 + ___ = 7

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7-4 = ____

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8-5 = ____

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4 + ____ = 7

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9 / 3 = _____

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12/ 3 = ____

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3 + 2 = ___

Multiplication

3 x 3 = ___

Mr. Smith had 5 cookies. Suzy had 3 cookies. How many more cookies did Mr. Smith have than Suzy?

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Mr. Smith had 3 cookies. Suzy had 2 more cookies than Mr. Smith. How many cookies did Suzy have?

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Mr. Smith had 8 cookies. He had 5 more than Suzy. How many cookies did Suzy have?

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