year 2 - worksheets - two-step problems...jess buys a skirt costing £18 and a jumper costing £16....
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£3 £1 and 50p
Kat has £3 in her purse. She is given £1 and 50p more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
a
_____+ ____________ = ____________
Kat then buys a bag of sweets for 20p.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£4 and 50p
20p
____________- _____ = _____________
Kat has ____________ left.
Kat has ____________ in total.
£5 £3 and 50p
Rob has £5 in his wallet. He is given £3 and 50p more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show his total.
b
_____+ ____________ = ____________
Rob then buys a pen for £1.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much he has left.
£8 and 50p
£1
____________- _____ = ____________
Rob has ____________ left.
Rob has ____________ in total.
£10 £5
Tam has £10 in her money bank. She is given £5 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
c
________+ ________ = ________
Tam then buys a pair of gloves for £3.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£15
£3
________- ________ = ________
Tam has ________ left.
Tam has ________ in total.
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Two-step problems1 Solve the following problems.
a Ben has these coins. How much does Ben have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ________
b Ben spends 20p. How much does he have left?
________ - ________ = ________
2 Solve the following problems.
a Che has these coins. How much does Che have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Che spends £1 and 5p. How much does he have left?
____________ - ____________ = ____________
3
Is Matt correct? Explain how you know.
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The coins below total £1 and 85p.If I spend 55p I would have £1 and 35p left.
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£25 £30
Kat has £25 in her money bank. She is given £30 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
________+ ________ = ________
Kat then buys a jumper for £32.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£55
£32
________- ________ = ________
Kat has ________ left.
Kat has ________ in total.
2 Solve the following problems.
a Gina has these coins. How much does Gina have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Gina spends 15p. How much does she have left?
____________ - ________ = ____________
3 Solve the following problems.
a Asha has these coins. How much does Asha have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Asha spends 45p. How much does she have left?
____________ - ________ = ____________
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Two-step problems1 Calculate the total cost then how much change will be received.
a Beth buys a skirt costing £8 and a jumper costing £4.She pays with a £20 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
b Jess buys a handbag costing £18 and an umbrella costing £5.She pays with £40 (two £20 notes).
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
c Dom buys a pair of gloves costing £15 and a helmet costing £22.He pays with a £50 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will he receive?
________ - ________ = ________
270p
Sue has five 10p coins in her money box.She receives an extra 10p coin.Does Sue have enough to buy the doughnut?
Explain how you know.
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£30 £50
Kat has £30 in her money bank. She is given £50 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total
a
________+ ________ = ________
Kat then buys a handbag for £25.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£80
£25
________- ________ = ________
Kat has ________ left.
Kat has ________ in total.
2 Solve the following problems.
a Rob has these coins. How much does Rob have altogether?
______ + ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ = ____________
b Rob spends 44p. How much does he have left?
_____________ - _______ = ____________
3 Calculate the total cost then how much change will be received.
a Jess buys a skirt costing £18 and a jumper costing £16.She pays with a £50 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
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Two-step problems
1
90p
Sue has four 20p coins.
Sue is given an extra 20p coin off her Grandma.
Does Sue have enough to buy the bananas?
Explain how you know.
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2 Jess says,
I have £1 and 20p.I bought a biscuit for 40p and I would like to buy
the doughnuts shown below.
Explain why the shopkeeper will not sell Jess a doughnut.
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£1 and 20p
Answers
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£4 and 50p
£3 £1 and 50p
Kat has £3 in her purse. She is given £1 and 50p more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
a
_____+ ____________ = ____________£4 and 50p£1 and 50p£3
Kat then buys a bag of sweets for 20p.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£4 and 50p
20p £4 and 30p
____________- _____ = _____________£4 and 30p20p
Kat has ____________ left.£4 and 30p
Kat has ____________ in total.
£8 and 50p
£5 £3 and 50p
Rob has £5 in his wallet. He is given £3 and 50p more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show his total.
b
_____+ ____________ = ____________£8 and 50p£3 and 50p£5
Rob then buys a pen for £1.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much he has left.
£8 and 50p
£1 £7 and 50p
____________- _____ = ____________£7 and 50p£1
Rob has ____________ left.
Rob has ____________ in total.
£15
£10 £5
Tam has £10 in her money bank. She is given £5 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
c
________+ ________ = ________£15£5£10
Tam then buys a pair of gloves for £3.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£15
£3 £12
________- ________ = ________£12£3£15
Tam has ________ left.£12
Tam has ________ in total.£15
£4 and 50p
£4 and 50p
£8 and 50p
£7 and 50p
£8 and 50p
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Two-step problems1 Solve the following problems.
a Ben has these coins. How much does Ben have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ________
b Ben spends 20p. How much does he have left?
________ - ________ = ________
2 Solve the following problems.
a Che has these coins. How much does Che have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Che spends £1 and 5p. How much does he have left?
____________ - ____________ = ____________
20p 10p 5p 2p 1p 38p
38p 20p 18p
£1 20p 10p 10p 5p £1 and 45p
£1 and 45p 40p
3
Is Matt correct? Explain how you know.
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£1 and 5p
No, Matt is not correct.
£1 and 85 – 55p = £1 and 30p.
The coins below total £1 and 85p.If I spend 55p I would have £1 and 35p left.
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£55
£25 £30
Kat has £25 in her money bank. She is given £30 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total.
________+ ________ = ________£55£30£25
Kat then buys a jumper for £32.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£55
£32 £23
________- ________ = ________£23£32£55
Kat has ________ left.£23
Kat has ________ in total.£55
2 Solve the following problems.
a Gina has these coins. How much does Gina have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Gina spends 15p. How much does she have left?
____________ - ________ = ____________
3 Solve the following problems.
a Asha has these coins. How much does Asha have altogether?
________ + ________ + ________ + ________ + ________ = ____________
b Asha spends 45p. How much does she have left?
____________ - ________ = ____________
2p £1 5p £2 20p £3 and 27p
15p
45p
£1 50p 20p 10p £2 £3 and 80p
£3 and 80 £3 and 35p
£3 and 27p £3 and 12p
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Two-step problems1 Calculate the total cost then how much change will be received.
a Beth buys a skirt costing £8 and a jumper costing £4.She pays with a £20 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
£8 £4 £12
£20 £12 £8
b Jess buys a handbag costing £18 and an umbrella costing £5.She pays with £40 (two £20 notes).
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
£18 £5 £23
£40 £23 £17
c Dom buys a pair of gloves costing £15 and a helmet costing £22.He pays with a £50 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will he receive?
________ - ________ = ________
£15 £22 £37
£50 £37 £13
270p
Sue has five 10p coins in her money box.She receives an extra 10p coin.Does Sue have enough to buy the doughnut?
Explain how you know.
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No because she only has 60p.
She would need 10p more.
70p > 60p.
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Two-step problems1 Complete the bar models and write the calculations.
£80
£30 £50
Kat has £30 in her money bank. She is given £50 more.Fill in the bar model and write a calculation to show her total
a
________+ ________ = ________£80£50£30
Kat then buys a handbag for £25.Fill the bar model and write the calculation to show how much she has left.
£80
£25 £55
________- ________ = ________£55£25£80
Kat has ________ left.£55
Kat has ________ in total.£80
2 Solve the following problems.
a Rob has these coins. How much does Rob have altogether?
______ + ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ = ____________
b Rob spends 44p. How much does he have left?
_____________ - _______ = ____________
£2 10p 2p £120p 2p £3 and 34p
44p
3 Calculate the total cost then how much change will be received.
a Jess buys a skirt costing £18 and a jumper costing £16.She pays with a £50 note.
________ + ________ = ________
How much change will she receive?
________ - ________ = ________
£18 £16 £34
£50 £34 £16
£3 and 34p £2 and 90p
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Two-step problems
1
90p
Sue has four 20p coins.
Sue is given an extra 20p coin off her Grandma.
Does Sue have enough to buy the bananas?
Explain how you know.
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
No because she only has £1 in total.
She would need 20p more.
£1 and 20p > £1.
2 Jess says,
I have £1 and 20p.I bought a biscuit for 40p and I would like to buy
the doughnuts shown below.
Explain why the shopkeeper will not sell Jess a doughnut.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
£1 and 20p
£1 and 20p – 40p = 80p.
90 > 80p.
Jess does not have enough money to buy the doughnut.