🎯 WALT: We Are Learning To partition numbers in different ways

Success Criteria: I can break numbers into smaller parts and show different ways to make the same number.

📊 Part 1: Number Partitioning

1. Partition the number 10 into two parts. Circle all the correct ways:

5 + 5

7 + 3

6 + 3

8 + 2

2. Complete this partition of 15:

15 = 10 + _____

15 = 8 + _____

15 = _____ + 6

3. Which shows a correct partition of 20?

12 + 9

15 + 5

11 + 8

13 + 6

4. Show three different ways to partition 24:

🔢 Part 2: Place Value Partitioning

5. Partition 47 using place value:

47 = _____ tens + _____ ones

47 = _____ + _____

6. Complete these place value partitions:

83 = 80 + _____

156 = _____ + 50 + 6

294 = 200 + _____ + 4

7. Which number is partitioned as 300 + 60 + 7?

3067

367

376

3607

8. Explain how you would partition 485 in two different ways:

🌟 Extension Challenge

9. For Advanced Learners: Find all the ways to partition 12 using three numbers:

10. Dyslexia-Friendly Option: Draw or use symbols to show how 16 can be split into four equal groups:

Differentiation Support: Use counters, blocks, or draw pictures to help visualise partitioning. Start with smaller numbers if needed.

Partitioning Math Worksheet

Partitioning Math Worksheet

🎯 WALT: We Are Learning To partition numbers in different ways

📊 Part 1: Number Partitioning

🔢 Part 2: Place Value Partitioning

🌟 Extension Challenge

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