Part-Part-Whole Relationships

Part-Part-Whole Relationships

Read each question carefully and fill in the missing part or whole to complete the number sentences.

1. Part: 5, Part: 3, Whole:  

2. Part: 7, Part: 2, Whole:  

3. Part: 4, Part: 6, Whole:  

4. Part: 9, Part: 1, Whole:  

5. Whole: 10, Part: 6, Part:  

6. Whole: 12, Part: 8, Part:  

7. Whole: 15, Part: 7, Part:  

8. Whole: 11, Part: 5, Part:  

9. Sarah has 6 red apples and 4 green apples. How many apples does she have in all?

10. There are 13 birds on a tree. 5 of them flew away. How many birds are left on the tree?

11. If you have 8 blue crayons and 7 yellow crayons, which equation shows the total number of crayons?