Associative Property Word Problems

This is a set of Associative Property Word Problems.

It has 4 pages and includes  eight word problems on the first 2 pages. It gives students the space to solve each problem.

The word problems are as follows:

Julie put 4 red beads on 3 of her bracelets. Each of those red beads cost $2.00. How much did Julie spend on red beads in all?

Ashleigh put 5 candies on top of each of her cookies. She gave a bag with 3 cookies inside to each of her 4 neighbors. How many candies did those cookies have on them altogether?

There are 3 lions at each of the 3 zoos in our state. How many lion legs is that in all?

Dave drank two 8 ounce bottles of juice on Monday and Tuesday. How many ounces of juice did Dave drink in all?

Each of the 4 car lots had 2 Ferrari’s for sale. How many Ferrari tires were in the car lots altogether?

My mom and I were making pies, and we needed a lot of peaches. We used 4 peaches cut into 5 slices for each pie. We made 6 pies. How many peaches did we use altogether?

Trey made two 3-pointers in each of his 7 games this season! How many points did Trey score in all?

Our house has 6 windows. We want to put 2 decorations on each window. The decorations cost $5 each. How much money will we need to buy our decorations?

The third page is a word problem match-up sheet. On this page, students will use the word problems they have solved in the previous activity and determine which equation goes with which.

The fourth page is an answer key for the match-up worksheet.

A 4 page printable PDF