Adding Up Fun: Simple Sums for Kindergarteners

If you have 2 apples and you get 3 more apples, how many apples do you have in total?

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There are 4 birds on a tree. If 2 more birds join them, how many birds are there now?

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You see 5 cars in the parking lot. If 1 more car arrives, how many cars are there altogether?

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A box has 3 toys. You add 4 more toys to the box. How many toys are in the box now?

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In a garden, there are 6 flowers. If 2 more flowers bloom, how many flowers are there in total?

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You have 1 cookie, and your friend gives you 2 more cookies. How many cookies do you have now?

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There are 7 ducks swimming in a pond. If 3 more ducks come, how many ducks are there now?

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You have 5 crayons, and you buy 2 more crayons. How many crayons do you have altogether?

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In a classroom, there are 8 students. If 1 more student joins, how many students are there now?

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You see 3 stars in the sky. If you spot 4 more stars, how many stars do you see in total?

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