Addition with regrouping
Subtraction with regrouping
Rounding
Estimation
Math Word Problems
100

436+47

483

100

231-23

208

100

round 229 to the nearest ten

230

100

estimate by rounding the the nearest ten.

331-52

280

100

Steven read 72 pages on Sunday and 83 pages on Monday. About how many pages did Stephanie read during the two days?

150

200

792+549

1,341

200

587-39

548

200

round 4,753 to the nearest thousand

5,000

200

estimate by rounding to the nearest hundred

725+37

770

200

Maddie biked 345 miles last month. This month she has biked 107 miles. Altogether, about how many miles has Maddie biked last month and this month?

460

300

6,587+3,495

10,082

300

828-429

399

300

round 581 to the nearest hundred

600

300

estimate by rounding to the nearest hundred

993-342

700

300

Jen has $236. Dan has $289. Do Jen and Dan have more than $600 in all? Estimate and solve.

No, they have less than 600. 

$530

400

8,999+5,778

14,777

400

9,832-3,764

6,068

400

round 7,654 to the nearest thousand

8,000

400

estimate by rounding to the nearest hundred 834+95

900

400

A theater sells $408 tickets. Two hundred seventy-three people arrive. About how many more people are expected to arrive?

About 125 people. 

400-275

500

12,789+28,978

41,776

500

28,687-19,847

8,840

500

round 52,897 to the nearest ten thousand

50,000

500

estimate by rounding to the nearest thousand

7,983+4,678

13,000

500

One week Mrs. Smith earned $486, and the next week she earned $254. If Mrs. Smith's goal was to earn $545, by about how much did she exceed her goal? Show how you used estimation to find your answer.

$500+$250=$750

She earned about $750 in two weeks; $750-$550=$200. 

She earned about $200 extra.

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