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Can you find the math sentences that match a word problem?

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Goal: Interpret a length word problem to find the correct math sentences.

Can you find the math sentences that match a length word problem? Play the game below to practice!

Read the problem below. Which math sentence can you use for the green skateboard?

Madelyn has a green skateboard that is 15 inches long. She has a purple skateboard that is 17 inches long. Madelyn needs to add 7 inches to the length of each of her skateboards to use them in the competition. How long will each skateboard be after it is fixed? 15 and 17 are highlighted in red. 7 is highlighted in yellow. The word add is circled. The sentence How long will each skateboard be after it is fixed? is underlined

  1. \({15 - 7 = ?}\)
  2. \({15 + 7 = ?}\)
  3. \({15 + 18 = ?}\)

Read the problem below. Which math sentence can you use for the orange helmet?

Madelyn has a black helmet that is 22 inches long. She has an orange helmet that is 21 inches long. Madelyn needs a helmet that is 25 inches long for the competition. How many more inches long does each helmet need to be for Madelyn to use it to compete? 22 and 21 are highlighted in red. 25 is highlighted in blue. How many more is circled in red. The sentence How many more inches long does each helmet need to be for Madelyn to use it to compete? is underlined.

  1. \({22 - 21 = ?}\)
  2. \({25 + 22 = ?}\)
  3. \({25 - 21 = ?}\)

Read the problem below. Which math sentences can you use for the wrist guards and knee pads?

Madelyn's wrist guards and knee pads are too short! Each wrist guard is 15 centimeters long. Each knee pad is 24 centimeters long. She needs to add 6 centimeters onto each length. How long will the wrist guards and knee pads be once they are fixed? 15 and 24 are highlighted in red. 6 is highlighted in yellow. The word add is circled in .The sentence How long will the wrist guards and knee pads be once they are fixed? is underlined.

  1. \({15 - 6 = ?}\) , \({24 - 6 = ?}\)
  2. \({15 + 6 = ?}\) , \({24 + 6 = ?}\)
  3. \({15 + 24 = ?}\) , \({24 + 6 = ?}\)

Read the problem below. Which math sentences can you use for the pink and orange helmets?

Madelyn has a pink helmet that is 20 in long. She has an orange helmet that is 23 in long. Madelyn needs a helmet that is 26 in long for the competition. How many more inches long does each helmet need to be for Madelyn to use it to compete? 20 and 23 are highlighted in red. 26 is highlighted in blue. How many more is circled in red. How many more inches long does each helmet need to be for Madelyn to use it to compete? is underlined

  1. \({23 - 20 = ?}\) , \({26 - 23 = ?}\)
  2. \({26 + 20 = ?}\) , \({26 + 23 = ?}\)
  3. \({26 - 20 = ?}\) , \({26 - 23 = ?}\)

Read the problem below. Which math sentence will NOT help you solve the word problem below?

Madelyn's wrist guards and knee pads are too short! Each wrist guard is 17 cm long. Each knee pad is 22 cm long. Madelyn needs to add 8 cm to each length. How long will the wrist guards and knee pads be once they are fixed? 17 and 22 are highlighted in red. Add is circled in red. 8 is highlighted is yellow. The sentence How long will the wrist guards and knee pads be once they are fixed? is underlined.

  1. \({17 - 8 = ?}\)
  2. \({17 + 8 = ?}\)
  3. \({22 + 8 = ?}\)

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