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1. **Rob sees 5 raccoons. Talia sees 4 more raccoons than Rob. How many raccoons do they see?**
   - Rob sees 5 raccoons.
   - Talia sees 5 + 4 = 9 raccoons.
   - Total raccoons = 5 + 9 = 14 raccoons.

2. **Eli has a box with 12 eggs. His other box has no eggs. How many eggs are in both boxes?**
   - First box = 12 eggs.
   - Second box = 0 eggs.
   - Total eggs = 12 + 0 = 12 eggs.

3. **Leah has a bowl with 16 fish. Some fish have long tails. 7 fish have short tails. How many fish have long tails?**
   - Total fish = 16.
   - Fish with short tails = 7.
   - Fish with long tails = 16 - 7 = 9 fish.

4. **Sasha has 8 red apples. She has 3 fewer green apples than red apples. How many apples does she have?**
   - Red apples = 8.
   - Green apples = 8 - 3 = 5.
   - Total apples = 8 + 5 = 13 apples.

Would you like details or have any questions? Here are some related questions for further practice:

1. If Rob saw 3 fewer raccoons, how many would he see?
2. If Eli added 5 more eggs to the first box, how many eggs would he have in total?
3. If 4 more fish were added to Leah's bowl, how many would have long tails if the new fish all had long tails?
4. If Sasha had 2 more green apples, how many apples would she have in total?
5. If Rob and Talia each saw 2 more raccoons, how many raccoons would they see combined?

**Tip:** When dealing with word problems, identify the key numbers and operations required to find the solution.

Rob sees 5 raccoons. Talia sees 4 more raccoons than Rob. How many raccoons do they see?
Eli has a box with 12 eggs. His other box has no eggs. How many eggs are in both boxes?
Leah has a bowl with 16 fish. Some fish have long tails. 7 fish have short tails. How many fish have long tails?
Sasha has 8 red apples. She has 3 fewer green apples than red apples. How many apples does she have?

Solve simple addition and subtraction word problems involving raccoons, eggs, fish, and apples. This problem set covers key concepts like combining quantities and comparing differences, perfect for students in Grades 1-3.

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