Julia had 47 cherries, but gave 13 of them to Ann. How many had Julia left?

3 ones from 7 ones leaves how many ones? Write the number of ones under the ones. 1 ten from 4 tens leaves how many tens? Write the number of tens under the tens. How many cherries, then, had Julia left?

Subtract:

47

13

34

11. How many caps are 47 caps less 15 caps?

12. How many books are 78 books 26 books?

13. Ann paid 45 cents for a doll and 25 cents for a fan. How much more did the doll cost than the fan?

14. Frank weighs 89 pounds and Ben weighs 74 pounds. How much more does Frank weigh than Ben?

15. How many more is 76 than 34?

16. Find the difference between 97 and 54.

17. From city A to city B

is 32 miles; and from A to city C is 69 miles. How far is it from B to C?

A

B

C

18. An empty car weighs 23 tons, and when loaded it weighs 59 tons. How much does the load weigh?

19. Find the value of 36 +53-45.

Susan has read 63 pages of a book and Jane 38. many more pages has Susan read than Jane?

How

Can 8 ones be subtracted from 3 ones?

Then take 1 ten from 6 tens and unite it with 3 ones.

How many ones are 1 ten and 3 ones?

Then 8 ones from 13 ones leaves how many ones?

Write the number under the ones.

6 tens less 1 ten are how many tens?

Then 3 tens from 5 tens leaves how many tens?

Write the number under the tens.

How many more pages, then, has Susan read than Jane?
In practice consider 3 as 13 and 6 as 5.

63

38

25

He spent 18 cents.

How many

1. James had 45 cents.

cents had he then?

2. Emma bought a pound of butter for 35 cents, and gave the clerk a half dollar. How much change should she receive?

3. A man starts to go 73 miles.

After he has gone 26 miles, how much farther will he have to go?

4. Kate invited 34 girls to her party, and only 18 of them attended. How many were absent?

5. A lady had $100 and spent all of it except $17. How much did she spend?

6. George threw a ball 84 yards and Roy threw it 69 yards. How much farther did George throw it than Roy?

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7. How much more than 48 cents do you need to buy knife worth 75 cents?

8. Clarence jumped 80 inches and William 67 inches. How much did Clarence beat William ?

9. How many days are there in May? How many days of May come after May 17?

10. George is 16 years old. In how many years will he be 40 years old?

11. Fannie has 81 picture post cards, and Kate has 63. How many more has Fannie than Kate?

12. One bin contains 93 bushels of wheat and another 74 bushels. How much more does the first contain than the second?

13. A train which contains 56 cars, separates between the 19th and 20th cars. How many more cars does the longer

section contain than the shorter?

A quarter (of $1)=5 nickels = 25.

A half dollar (of $1)=2 quarters = 10 nickels = 50%.

In making change it is advisable for the pupils to use toy money, or circular pieces of cardboard representing cents, nickels, dimes, quarters, and halves. The pupils may act as clerk in turn.

Mary bought a book for 30 handed the clerk a half dollar.

and say in making change?

and a pencil for 34, and

What should the clerk do

Ans. Your bill is 33; then give Mary 14, and say "34"; then 1, and say "35"; then a nickel, and say "40"; then a dime, and say “50.”

Make change for the following purchases, the last sum named being the amount handed the clerk in payment:

1. Apples 15, cherries 4; 25¢.

2. Pears 124, pens 3, matches 24; 254. 3. Rice 8, prunes 10, popcorn 54; 254. 4. Plums 20%, sugar 104, pepper 84; 50%. 5. Potatoes 18, bread 84, turnips 54; 50%. 6. A knife 25, a ball 10, a bat 84; 50¢. 7. Lard 15%, coffee 124, ham 174; 50%. 8. Peanuts 184, sugar 54, rice 64; 50¢. 9. Starch 4, sirup 354, matches 3; 50¢. 10. Celery 15%, lettuce 144, spinach 84; 50%. 11. A bucket 264, a cup 84, a shovel 7¢; 50¢. 12. Lard 16, rice 64, starch 5; 50%.

13. A gun $18, a saddle $14, a bridle $2; $50.

/. How many girls are there in the picture?
2. Count the girls by twos.

Thus, two, four, six, and so on.

3. Now count them thus: 1 two is 2; 2 twos are 4; 3 twos are 6; 4 twos are 8; and so on to 10 twos.

4. How many girls are 2 times 2 girls? 3 x 2 girls? 4 x 2 girls? Continue to 10 x 2 girls.

5. How many are 2+2+2+2+2+2?
6. How many 2's are there, then, in 12?
7. How many are 12÷2? of 12?

8. How many are 8 x 2? |, |, | | | | | | | | | | |].
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9. How many 2's are there, then, in 16?

10. If 16 is divided into two equal parts, what will one of

the parts be?

//. How many, then, are of 16?

12. Find, by marks, how many times 2 is contained in

14; in 18; in 20.

13. How many, then, are 14+2? 18+2?

14. How many are 2 x 6? 2x7? 2×9?

15. How many, then, are of 12? of 14? of 18?