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Add Whole Numbers

Add Whole Numbers

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Mathematics

3rd Grade

Medium

CCSS
2.NBT.B.7, 2.NBT.B.8, 3.NBT.A.2

Standards-aligned

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Stacie Coleman

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6 Slides • 4 Questions

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Add Whole Numbers

I can add whole numbers.

I can add with regrouping.

I can determine the missing addend.

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Getting the idea

  • When you add, you combine quantities.

  • Here are the parts to an addition sentence. 43+25+26

  • You can write an addition problem in a colums. Line up the digits on the ones place. Then add from right to left. When the sum of the column is 10 or greater, regroup 10 of one unit to 1 of the next greatest unit.

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Example 1

Keisha has 231 trading cards. Her brother has 467 trading cards. How many trading cards do they have in all?

Strategy: Add to find how many cards in all.


Step 1: Write the addition problem in a column. Line up the addends by place value.

Step 2: Add the ones.

Step 3: Add the tens.

Step 4: Add the hundreds.

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Example 2

What is the sum of 524 + 197?

Strategy: Rewrite the addition problem in a column.

Then add from right to left.

Step 1: Add the ones.

4 ones + 7 ones = 11 ones

Regroup 11 ones as 1 ten and 1 one.

Step 2: Add the tens. Remember to include the one regrouped ten.

1 ten + 2 tens +9 tens = 12 tens

Regroup 12 tens as 1 hundred and 2 tens.

Step 3: Add the hundreds. Remember to include the 1 regrouped hundred.

1 hundred + 5 hundreds + 1 hundred = 7 hundreds

Solution: 524+197=721

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Example 3

What is 400+200?

Strategy: Use mental math.

Step 1: Which place value is being added?

Step 2: Mentally add.

400+200=600

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Example 4

What is 295+349?

Strategy: Add to one addend what you subtract from the other.

Step 1: Add 5 to 295 and subtract 5 from 349.

295+5=300

349-5= 344

Step 2: Add the new addends mentally.

300+344=644

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Multiple Choice

What is 156+415?

1

571

2

561

3

541

4

341

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Multiple Choice

Samantha is reading a book that is 631 pages long. Frank is reading a book that is 10 pages longer. How many pages are in Frank's book?

1

621

2

632

3

641

4

731

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Multiple Choice

What is the sum? 215+498=

1

703

2

713

3

714

4

723

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Multiple Choice

A town has two schools. There are 473 students at one school. The other school has 354 students. How many students are there at both schools?

1

727

2

827

3

837

4

927

Add Whole Numbers

I can add whole numbers.

I can add with regrouping.

I can determine the missing addend.

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