Learning Outcomes
Frog story → Addition within ten → Child combines two groups and finds the total number of frogs after more jump over.
Apple story → Subtraction within ten → Child takes away a smaller group and finds how many apples are left in the basket.
Flower story → Math story reasoning → Child uses words and pictures to choose addition or subtraction before writing the answer.

Little Math Stories Addition and Subtraction Worksheet
The Little Math Stories Addition and Subtraction Worksheet gives first graders three short word problems with friendly pictures. Children solve a frog story with addition, an apple story with subtraction, and a flower story with addition.
At age 7, many children can count well but stall when a story asks whether to add or take away. Short picture stories help children connect words like more, away, now, and left to a real math action.
Sit with your child and read one story out loud. Ask your child to point to the picture, circle the numbers in the sentence, tell whether the story is getting bigger or smaller, and then write the answer.
The worksheet stays focused on three clear scenes instead of a long page of mixed facts. Frogs, apples, and flowers give children something to picture, so the math feels like a small story rather than a guessing game.
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