How Does Your Garden Grow? Activity Sheet

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How Does Your Garden Grow? Activity Sheet

McGraw-Hill Mathematics: Grade 1, Chapter 14

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$McGraw-Hill Math$
How Does Your Garden Grow?

Dottie's Garden
http://www.primarygames.com/storybooks/plant/start.htm

Watch this garden grow! Then answer the questions.

Read the picture book.
Keep clicking the right arrow.
Look at the last page of the story.

Add or subtract. You can use and .

1. Look at the last page of the story. Dottie grew 12 flowers in this garden. Next time, she wants to grow 12 more. How many flowers will she grow in all? _______ flowers
2. Dottie grows 15 purple flowers. She grows 12 yellow flowers. How many flowers does she grow in all? _______ flowers
3. Dottie plants 23 seeds on Sunday. She plants 26 seeds on Monday. How many seeds does she plant in all? _______ seeds
4. Dottie grows 28 red flowers. She picks 15 red flowers. How many red flowers are left in the garden? _______ red flowers
5. Dottie buys 35 seeds. She plants 23 seeds. How many seeds does she have left? _______ seeds
6. Dottie picks 29 flowers. She gives 14 flowers to a friend. How many flowers does she have left? _______ flowers

Math at Home

Today I looked at a picture book on a Web site. I saw a garden grow! Then I solved addition and subtraction problems about the garden. In the last problem, Dottie gave 14 flowers to a friend. She had _____ flowers.

You can find out more about this topic by asking your teacher or parents to show you other Web sites.

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