How Many More?
Line them up to compare. How many more does one person have?
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This is sheet #12824601.
How to do it
- Read the story.
- Look at the two rows of pictures. Match them up.
- Count the extras. That is how many more.
Teaching tip
Have your child draw a line from each picture in the short row to one in the long row. The ones left over are the answer. This sheet is aligned with Common Core 1.OA.A.1.
About this worksheet
Four comparing stories with two picture rows lined up so kids can see the difference.
What kids practice
Word problems are short stories with a math question at the end. The hard part isn't the math. It's working out what is happening in the story and whether to add or subtract. Pictures help kids see the story before they write any numbers.
Watch for
- Grabbing the numbers and adding them without reading the story.
- Treating "how many more" as adding. It's asking for the difference between two amounts.
- Writing only the answer, which makes mistakes hard to find.
It's free to print, with an answer key. See the full word problems with pictures guide for 1st grade.
More sheets in this set
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1. Word Problems ChartAdding, taking away and comparing stories, each with a picture, a number sentence and clue words. 
2. Adding StoriesFour short adding stories with pictures and a number sentence to fill in.
3. Take-Away StoriesFour short take-away stories. Cross out the pictures that leave, then write the number sentence.
5. Adding Three NumbersFour stories with three groups to add. Matches 1.OA.A.2.