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Ten for Me - Math Word Problems

	1. If Ed catches 10 butterflies on the first day, and 9 butterflies on the second day, how many butterflies has he caught all together in the first two days? 18 19 21

	2. Rose catches 2 fiery skippers, 1 painted lady, and 3 question marks. How many different types of butterflies did she catch? 6 3 8

	3. Ed catches six butterflies in the morning, but forgets to close the cage and four of the butterflies escape. How many butterflies remain? 5 6 2

	4. On the ninth day, Rose uses a cow, a goat, a lamb, a duck, a chicken, and a pig to help her attract butterflies. How many animal friends helped Rose today? 6 5 8

	5. Rose catches 0 butterflies the first day, 1 butterflies the second day, and 2 butterflies the third day. If this pattern continues, how many butterflies will Rose catch on the fifth day? 1 5 4

	6. Ed catches 6 butterflies on the fifth day, but only 3 butterflies on the seventh day. How many fewer butterflies did Ed catch on the seventh day than on the fifth day? 6 3 1

	7. Rose and Ed decide to have another competition, and on the first day Rose catches 7 butterflies, and Ed catches 9 butterflies. How many butterflies did they catch all together? 16 14 9

	8. If Rose spends 10 minutes each day catching butterflies, how much time does she spend catching butterflies in 7 days? 70 minutes 50 minutes 75 minutes

	9. Rose collects 3 roses, 2 carrots, 5 sprigs of milkweed, and 6 pieces of grass to help attract butterflies. How many things did she collect all together? 15 10 16

	10. Ed chases after the first butterfly for 10 before catching it, the second butterfly for 12 minutes, and the third butterfly for 4 minutes. How much time did he spend all together catching the three butterflies? 24 26 19

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