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Math Example--Arithmetic--Adding with Tens and Hundreds Blocks: Example 7

Math Example--Arithmetic--Adding with Tens and Hundreds Blocks: Example 7

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Arithmetic

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Find the sum of 409 and 380 using ones, tens, and hundreds blocks. This involves modeling the numbers with blocks. Model each number using blocks: 409 is represented by 4 hundreds and 9 ones, and 380 is represented by 3 hundreds and 8 tens. Combine blocks, resulting in 7 hundreds, 8 tens, and 9 ones. The final sum is 409 + 380 = 789. Through this visualization, students see how numbers can be decomposed into ones, tens, and hundreds to facilitate addition.

The topic of arithmetic provides students with hands-on tools to visualize number addition. By using blocks, students grasp the structure of numbers and the role of place value in arithmetic operations. These examples showcase how to model numbers physically and understand addition through regrouping, which is critical for building a strong foundation in math.

Worked-out examples are vital for students as they provide a clear path to solving similar problems. They illustrate not only the process but also common pitfalls, enabling students to develop problem-solving strategies. Multiple examples reinforce learning and address diverse learning needs, ensuring comprehension at all levels.

Teacher’s Script: Let's examine this example together. We need to add of and and. First, we'll use blocks to represent each number. Notice how the blocks show the place value for ones, tens, and hundreds. As we add, remember to regroup whenever the sum exceeds 10 in any place value. This method helps us understand why addition works and builds your confidence with numbers.

For a complete collection of math examples related to Arithmetic click on this link: Math Examples: Adding with Tens and Hundreds Blocks Collection.

Common Core Standards CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.NBT.B.7
Grade Range 1 - 3
Curriculum Nodes Arithmetic
    • Addition
        • Add Multiple-Digit Numbers
Copyright Year 2020
Keywords addition