Baylee brought 124 chocolate chip cookies, 187 sugar cookies, and 100 plates to school.
How many cookies did Baylee bring altogether?

To find out how many cookies Baylee brought altogether, simply add the number of chocolate chip cookies and sugar cookies together.

\[
\text{Total cookies} = 124 \, (\text{chocolate chip cookies}) + 187 \, (\text{sugar cookies})
\]

\[
\text{Total cookies} = 311
\]

Baylee brought **311 cookies** altogether.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:
1. If Baylee gave away 50 cookies, how many would she have left?
2. How many more sugar cookies than chocolate chip cookies did Baylee bring?
3. If each plate could hold 5 cookies, how many plates would be needed for all the cookies?
4. What is the percentage of sugar cookies among the total cookies?
5. How many cookies would each student get if there are 25 students?

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Baylee brought 124 chocolate chip cookies, 187 sugar cookies, and 100 plates to school. How many cookies did Baylee bring altogether?

Learn how to find the total number of cookies Baylee brought to school by adding 124 chocolate chip cookies and 187 sugar cookies. This simple arithmetic problem helps students practice addition and improve their math skills. Suitable for Grades 3-5.

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