Friends of Ten+
I am 6's friend of ten. What number am I?
4
How many ones do I regroup to make a ten?
10
This means break apart
Decompose
What type of word problem is this:
Suzy had 30 pencils. Her friend gave her 40 more. How many pencils does she have now?
JRU (Join Result Unknown)
When I am adding or subtracting on the HTO chart, I always start in the hundreds place. True or false?
False. You start in the ONES place.
I am 3's friend of 10. What number am I?
7
How many tens do I regroup to make 100?
10
This form tells us the value of hundreds, tens, and ones in a number.
Expanded Form
What type of word problem is this:
Jane had some pencils. She lost 29 of them. Now she has 75. How many did she have to begin with?
SSU (Separate Start Unknown)
I am adding on the HTO chart and add up the ones. I have 13 ones. Do I need to regroup? Yes or no.
Yes
I am 25's friend of 50. What number am I?
25
I have 5 tens and 4 ones, what is my number?
54
This is the usual way of writing numbers. Example: 200
Standard Form
What type of word problem is this:
Jane had 87 pencils. She lost 29 of them. How many does she have now?
SRU (Separate Result Unknown)
When you are subtracting on an open number line, you add up your jumps to get your final answer? True or False?
True
I am 79's friend of 100. What number am I?
21
If I have 12 tens and 5 ones, what is my number?
125
This means to rearrange groups in place value
regrouping
What type of word problem is this:
Jane had 87 pencils. Her friend gave her some more. Now she has 125. How many did her friend give her?
JCU
What number or numbers do you build on the HTO chart for an ADDITION problem using base ten or place value disks?
Both of the numbers
I am 17's friend of 100. What number am I?
83
I have 4 hundreds, 12 tens, and 3 ones. What number am I?
523
The amount that a number is worth based on its location in a number.
Place Value
What type of word problem is this:
Suzy had 130 pencils. Then, she dropped some on the way home. Now she only has 25. How many did she drop?
SCU
What number or numbers do you build on the HTO chart for a SUBTRACTION problem using base ten or place value disks?
The first number (greatest number) in the equation