Two Step Addition and Subtraction Challenge

This video tutorial teaches students how to solve two-step word problems involving addition and subtraction. It begins with an introduction to key words that indicate whether to add or subtract. The tutorial then provides four examples: a hot dog contest, a chocolate fundraiser, candy consumption, and hot lunch. Each example demonstrates how to identify key information, perform calculations, and solve the problem step-by-step.

What operation is suggested by the term 'all together' in a math problem?

• Division

• Addition

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

If Braylon ate 24 hot dogs and Leo ate 9 more than Braylon, how many hot dogs did Leo eat?

• 33 hot dogs

• 24 hot dogs

• 15 hot dogs

• 9 hot dogs

How many hot dogs did Braylon and Leo eat altogether?

• 63 hot dogs

• 48 hot dogs

• 75 hot dogs

• 57 hot dogs

If John sold 159 chocolates and Omar sold 63 more than John, how many chocolates did Omar sell?

• 222 chocolates

• 159 chocolates

• 96 chocolates

• 63 chocolates

What is the total number of chocolates sold by John and Omar together?

• 381 chocolates

• 159 chocolates

• 318 chocolates

• 222 chocolates

If 384 kids ate candy on Tuesday and 39 fewer kids ate on Thursday, how many kids ate on Thursday?

• 345 kids

• 384 kids

• 39 kids

• 423 kids

What is the total number of kids who ate candy on Tuesday and Thursday combined?

• 729 kids

• 768 kids

• 345 kids

• 384 kids

How many fewer kids ate hot lunch on Tuesday compared to Monday?

• 167 kids

• 356 kids

• 523 kids

• 690 kids

What is the total number of kids who ate hot lunch on Monday and Tuesday?

• 879 kids

• 523 kids

• 356 kids

• 167 kids

Which operation is used when the problem mentions 'fewer'?

• Addition

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

• Division