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Two-Digit Regrouping Practice

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Two-Digit Regrouping Practice

Solve each problem using place value. When the ones make 10 or more, regroup 10 ones as 1 ten. Show your thinking where space is provided.

Warm-Up: Place-Value Clues

Use the number line and regrouping facts to get ready for the challenge.

1.On the number line, start at 27 and jump forward 15. Where do you land?
20253035404550
2.Complete the regrouping clue: 14 ones can be regrouped as ten and ones.

Solve the Number Puzzles

Work from the ones place to the tens place. Check each sum by estimating if it is reasonable.

3.A robot collects 28 bolts, then finds 17 more. Add 28 + 17. Show where you regroup.
4.Pick the correct total for 36 + 28. Remember to regroup the ones if needed.
  • 54
  • 64
  • 74
  • 62
5.Fill in the missing digit: 47 + 2□ = 73. What digit belongs in the ones place?
6.True or false: In 29 + 34, regrouping 13 ones gives 1 ten and 3 ones.
TrueFalse
7.Add 46 + 37. Write the ones total, the regrouped ten, and the final sum.

Use What You Know

Regrouping helps with bigger totals, too. Use a sketch or equation to explain your strategy.

8.A game gives 25 points in round one, 18 in round two, and 27 in round three. How many points are earned altogether?
9.A library display has 38 adventure books and 26 science books. How many books are on display? Write a number sentence and answer with units.
10.Create a two-digit addition problem that requires regrouping in the ones place. Solve it and explain how you know you needed to regroup.

3 printable pages

  • Two-Digit Regrouping Practice, page 1 of 3: Warm-Up: Place-Value Clues, Solve the Number Puzzles

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  • Two-Digit Regrouping Practice, page 2 of 3: Use What You Know

    Page 2

  • Two-Digit Regrouping Practice, page 3 of 3: 9. A library display has 38 adventure books and 26 science books. How many books

    Page 3

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