Math Example--Arithmetic--Adding with Hundreds Blocks: Example 1

Topic

Arithmetic

Description

Use hundreds blocks to find the sum of 100 + 100. The problem presents a single hundreds block and asks for the addition of two such blocks. To solve the problem, each hundred is represented by a hundreds block. Adding two hundreds blocks gives a total of 2 hundreds blocks, which equals 200. Thus, 100 + 100 = 200.

In general, the topic of adding with hundreds blocks helps students visualize addition problems using tangible representations. The examples in this collection demonstrate step-by-step how combining blocks corresponds to sums, which solidifies foundational arithmetic skills.

Seeing multiple worked-out examples is vital for students to grasp concepts fully. Each example reinforces patterns and builds confidence in applying addition strategies to similar problems.

Teacher's Script: Let's look at this example together. Notice how each block represents 100. In this case, we add 100 + 100. Count the total number of blocks to find the answer. What do you notice about the pattern of adding hundreds?

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