2-Digit and 1-Digit
2-Digit and 2-Digit
Is it Regrouping?
Add and Subtract
Word Problems
100

26 - 2 =

24

100

28 - 16 =

12

100

Is 27 - 19 a regrouping problem?

Yes

100
Solve 62 - 13. Use addition to check your work.
49
100
Sally had 58 cents. She spent 16 cents at the store. How many cents does Sally have left?
42 cents
200

38 - 3

35

200

34-15 =

29

200

Is 34 - 14 a regrouping problem?

No

200
Solve 56 - 12. Use addition to check your work.
44
200
Ethan has 76 Lego pieces. 50 are red and the rest are blue. How many Lego pieces are blue?
26 Lego pieces
300

59 - 5 =

54

300

68 - 39 =

29

300

Is 65 - 17 a regrouping problem?

Yes

300
Solve 88 - 61. Use addition to check your work.
27
300
Mrs. Quiring had 35 cupcakes. She gave 26 cupcakes to her students. How many cupcakes does Mrs. Quiring have left?
9 cupcakes
400

77 - 7 =

70

400

76 - 18 =

58
400

Tell WHY 72 - 18 is a regrouping problem.

It is a regrouping problem because 2-8 is not possible. You have to go next door to get 10 more to make it 12-8.

400
Solve 53 - 18. Use addition to check your work.
35
400
There are 81 animals at the pound. 43 of the animals are dogs and the rest are cats. How many of the animals are cats?
38 cats
500

99 - 3=

96

500

41 - 23=

18
500

Tell WHY 35 - 21 is not a regrouping problem.

It is not a regrouping problem because when you can subtract 5-1.

500
Solve 90 - 15. Use addition to check your work.
75
500
Mrs. Quiring had 42 stickers in the treasure box. She gave 15 to her homeroom class and gave 16 to her reading class. How many stickers does Mrs. Quiring have left?
11 stickers
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