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    Problem Solving Involving Addition

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    The document provides examples of word problems involving addition and their step-by-step solutions. The first problem involves two children, Joy and Ana, picking tomatoes in their garden, with Joy picking 12 tomatoes and Ana picking 7 tomatoes. It asks how many tomatoes they picked in total. The second problem involves flowers in a vase, with 19 red flowers and 24 yellow flowers, asking how many flowers are in the vase in total. The third problem involves a fruit vendor who sold 90 pomelos, 786 oranges, and 158 apples, asking the total number of fruits sold.

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    Problem Solving Involving Addition

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    The document provides examples of word problems involving addition and their step-by-step solutions. The first problem involves two children, Joy and Ana, picking tomatoes in their garden, with Joy picking 12 tomatoes and Ana picking 7 tomatoes. It asks how many tomatoes they picked in total. The second problem involves flowers in a vase, with 19 red flowers and 24 yellow flowers, asking how many flowers are in the vase in total. The third problem involves a fruit vendor who sold 90 pomelos, 786 oranges, and 158 apples, asking the total number of fruits sold.

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    The document provides examples of word problems involving addition and their step-by-step solutions. The first problem involves two children, Joy and Ana, picking tomatoes in their garden, with Joy picking 12 tomatoes and Ana picking 7 tomatoes. It asks how many tomatoes they picked in total. The second problem involves flowers in a vase, with 19 red flowers and 24 yellow flowers, asking how many flowers are in the vase in total. The third problem involves a fruit vendor who sold 90 pomelos, 786 oranges, and 158 apples, asking the total number of fruits sold.

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    Problem Solving Involving Addition

    Uploaded by

    camille bernabe
    The document provides examples of word problems involving addition and their step-by-step solutions. The first problem involves two children, Joy and Ana, picking tomatoes in their garden, with Joy picking 12 tomatoes and Ana picking 7 tomatoes. It asks how many tomatoes they picked in total. The second problem involves flowers in a vase, with 19 red flowers and 24 yellow flowers, asking how many flowers are in the vase in total. The third problem involves a fruit vendor who sold 90 pomelos, 786 oranges, and 158 apples, asking the total number of fruits sold.

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    Good Morning

    Kids!!!!
    Problem Solving
    involving Addition
    OBJECTIVES:
    • Solve one-step problems
    • Follow the steps in solving
    word problems
    • Apply addition skills
    through problem-solving
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?

    Joy
    12 tomatoes

    Ana
    7 tomatoes
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?
    What is asked?
    How many tomatoes did
    they pick in all?
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?
    What are the given?
    12 tomatoes and
    7 tomatoes
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?
    What is the operation?
    Addition
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?
    What is the number sentence?
    12 + 7 = n
    Joy and Ana picked tomatoes in their
    vegetable garden. Joy picked 12
    tomatoes and Ana picked 7. How
    many tomatoes did they pick in all?
    What is the answer?
    12
    + 7
    19 tomatoes
    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?

    19 red flowers 24 yellow flowers


    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?
    Asked:

    How many flowers in all?


    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?
    Given:

    19 red flowers and 24


    yellow flowers
    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?
    Operation:

    Addition
    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?
    Number sentence:

    19 + 24 = n
    There are 19 red flowers and 24 yellow
    flowers in a vase. How many flowers in all?
    Answer:
    1

    19
    + 24
    41 flowers
    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?

    90 pomelos 786 oranges 158 apples


    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?

    Asked:
    What was the total
    number of fruits she
    sold?
    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?

    Given:
    90 pomelos, 786
    oranges and 158 apples
    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?

    Operation:

    Addition
    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?

    Number sentence:

    90 + 786 + 158 = n
    Jane is a fruit vendor at Mati Market. She sold
    90 pomelos, 786 oranges and 158 apples
    during the holiday season. What was the total
    number of fruits she sold?
    Answer: 90
    786
    + 158
    ACTIVITY
    TIME!
    a. 65¢ b. 75 ¢ c. 85 ¢
    GOOD
    JOB!!!!

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