Add Whole Tens
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Practice Questions
- 34 + 50 = ?
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84
- 27 + 40 = ?
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67
- 65 + 30 = ?
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95
- 48 + 20 = ?
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68
- 53 + 40 = ?
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93
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Teaching Notes
Emphasize adding tens affects only the tens place.
Common Mistakes
- Adding to the ones digit
- Incorrectly identifying tens place
- Forgetting to update the tens value
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- How does adding 10, 20, or 30 change a number?
- What part of the number stays the same?
- When is it useful to add whole tens mentally?
- Can this strategy be used with other numbers?
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Number Sense & Mental Math
Estimated Time
8 minutes