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Partitioning Numbers Worksheet
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Partitioning Numbers Worksheet
Partition each number into place-value parts. Show your working where asked.
Partition into Tens and Ones
1.Write 62 as tens and ones, then as an addition sentence: 62 = tens + ones = + .
2.Which number sentence partitions 91 into tens and ones?
- 90 + 1
- 9 + 1
- 80 + 11
- 70 + 21
3.Complete each partition into tens and ones: (a) 47 = + (b) 80 = + (c) 36 = + (d) 75 = + .
4.Match each number to its partition.
- 58
- 43
- 69
- 27
- 50 + 8
- 20 + 7
- 60 + 9
- 40 + 3
Use Place Value to Calculate
5.If 68 is partitioned as 60 + 8, complete: 68 − 60 = and 68 − 8 = .
6.Use partitioning to calculate 42 + 36. Write each number as tens and ones, then find the total.
7.Select all the addition sentences that equal 83.
- 80 + 3
- 70 + 13
- 60 + 23
- 8 + 3
Apply Your Place-Value Thinking
8.A shop has 96 paper clips. They are packed into groups of ten, with any remaining clips left loose. How many full groups and loose clips are there?
9.The numbers below increase by ten each time. Partition each into tens and ones: 26 = 20 + 6; 36 = + ; 46 = + ; 56 = + .
10.Partition 154 into hundreds, tens and ones. Then write it as a sum.
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