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Freddy Fazbear's Night Shift Math

A free, printable Grade 3 multi-step word problem worksheet themed around Five Nights at Freddys. Each problem takes two or three steps to solve. Work them on screen or print the PDF — a teacher/parent answer key is included.

  1. ARCADE TOKENS

    Gregory starts with 45 tokens. He wins 28 tokens from the Balloon Boy game and 35 tokens from Skee-Ball, then spends 50 tokens on a Freddy plushie. How many tokens does Gregory have left?

    Answer:

  2. POWER SUPPLY

    Mike starts his night shift with 100 power units. The security doors use 24 units and the hallway lights use 38 units, but he switches on a backup battery to regain 15 units. How many power units does Mike have remaining?

    Answer:

  3. PRIZE COUNTER

    The prize counter has 120 Bonnie stickers and 85 Chica keychains. During the day, excited kids redeem 42 stickers and 39 keychains. How many total prizes are left at the counter?

    Answer:

  4. PARTY PLANNING

    Chica baked 50 cupcakes for a birthday party and Freddy baked 45 more. Foxy accidentally knocked over 18 cupcakes, and then the guests ate 32 cupcakes. How many cupcakes are left?

    Answer:

  5. SECURITY CAMERAS

    The night guard checks 14 cameras in Section A, 18 cameras in Section B, and 12 cameras in Section C. If 9 of the total cameras are offline, how many cameras are currently working?

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  6. FAZ-COINS

    Vanessa found 25 Faz-Coins in the Daycare and 37 Faz-Coins in Roxy Raceway. She spent 15 Faz-Coins on upgrades, then found 20 more Faz-Coins in Monty Golf. How many Faz-Coins does she have now?

    Answer:

Show answer key (for grown-ups)
1.Gregory starts with 45 tokens. He wins 28 tokens from the Balloon Boy game and 35 tokens from Skee-Ball, then spends 50 tokens on a Freddy plushie. How many tokens does Gregory have left?58
2.Mike starts his night shift with 100 power units. The security doors use 24 units and the hallway lights use 38 units, but he switches on a backup battery to regain 15 units. How many power units does Mike have remaining?53
3.The prize counter has 120 Bonnie stickers and 85 Chica keychains. During the day, excited kids redeem 42 stickers and 39 keychains. How many total prizes are left at the counter?124
4.Chica baked 50 cupcakes for a birthday party and Freddy baked 45 more. Foxy accidentally knocked over 18 cupcakes, and then the guests ate 32 cupcakes. How many cupcakes are left?45
5.The night guard checks 14 cameras in Section A, 18 cameras in Section B, and 12 cameras in Section C. If 9 of the total cameras are offline, how many cameras are currently working?35
6.Vanessa found 25 Faz-Coins in the Daycare and 37 Faz-Coins in Roxy Raceway. She spent 15 Faz-Coins on upgrades, then found 20 more Faz-Coins in Monty Golf. How many Faz-Coins does she have now?67

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