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Adding Tens Crossing Hundreds

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Adding Tens Crossing Hundreds

Place value chart showing hundreds, tens, and ones

🧮 Part 1: Mental Addition Practice

1. Work out these additions mentally. Show your thinking by filling in the steps:

267 + 40 = ______

First I add _____ to reach 300, then I add _____ more to get _____

384 + 50 = ______

First I add _____ to reach 400, then I add _____ more to get _____

456 + 70 = ______

First I add _____ to reach 500, then I add _____ more to get _____

2. Complete these number sentences:

a) 278 + 30 = ______

b) 195 + 60 = ______

c) 347 + 80 = ______

d) 589 + 40 = ______

🎯 Part 2: True or False

3. Circle True or False for each statement:

a) Adding 30 always changes the hundreds digit.

True / False

b) When adding tens, the ones digit never changes.

True / False

c) 699 + 20 = 719

True / False

d) To add 50 to 367, I can add 30 then add 20.

True / False

4. Which place value columns change when you calculate 284 + 60?

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

💭 Part 3: Problem Solving

5. Sarah has 275 marbles. Her friend gives her 60 more marbles. How many marbles does Sarah have now?

Answer: _______ marbles

6. Explain how you would mentally work out 456 + 70. Use the words "partition", "hundreds", and "tens" in your explanation.

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