Counting Fish Relate Counting to Addition and Subtraction
Description: Relate counting to addition and subtraction (e.g., by counting on 2 to add 2).
Tags: 1st grade math, Addition, Subtraction, CCSS.Math.Content.1.OA.C.5
If you catch 3 fish and then catch 2 more, how many fish have you caught in total?
A fisherman caught 5 fish on his first fishing trip. The next day, he went fishing again and caught 2 more. How many fish did he catch in total?
You have 6 worm baits. If you use 3 for fishing, how many worm baits are left?
If you have 8 lures and you lose 2 while fishing, how many lures do you have left?
A bucket had 7 fish in it. If fisherman adds 2 more fish, how many fish are there in the bucket?
A fisherman starts the day with zero fishes. After his first cast, he catches 2 fishes. How many fishes does he have now?
If a fisherman baits his hook with 3 worms and then removes 2, how many worms are left on his hook?
A fisherman has 6 squid baits. He uses 2 for his fishing. How many squid baits does he have left?
A friend gave you 4 fishing hooks. You already had 3. How many fishing hooks do you have now?
You caught 6 fish today and caught 4 fish yesterday. How many fish did you catch in total?