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Whole Part Missing number

Whole Part Missing number

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Mathematics

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3rd Grade

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Kristy Gallegos

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5 Slides • 8 Questions

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250

120

?

If we know one part we
can find the other part!

Take the whole, and get rid
of the part you know.

Whatever is left, is the
other part!

250-120= 130

The missing part is 130!

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In addition we put the parts together to make the whole!

Part + Part = Whole

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In subtraction, we know the whole and are taking away one part

Whole - part = part

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So… We always take the whole and subtract the part we know! We are left with the other part

420- ?= 120 I solve this by…. Taking my whole 420 subtract the part I know 120

420-120 = 300
The ? is 300!

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Same with addition! I take the whole subtract one part and get the other part!

40 + ?= 90 The whole here is 90. The part I know is 40, so I subtract the part from the whole

90-40= 50

The ? is 50!

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Fill in the Blanks

350 + ? = 420

7

Fill in the Blanks

? + 349= 854

8

Fill in the Blanks

654 + ? = 900

9

Fill in the Blanks

345 - ?= 110

10

Fill in the Blanks

600 - ? = 287

11

Fill in the Blanks

432 - ?= 213

12

Fill in the Blanks

542 + ?= 678

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Poll

In these type of questions what did you notice?

We were always subtracting

we were always adding

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250

120

?

If we know one part we
can find the other part!

Take the whole, and get rid
of the part you know.

Whatever is left, is the
other part!

250-120= 130

The missing part is 130!

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