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100

Find the estimated answer

   4,175

+ 1,297

5,000

100

   5,753

+ 2,250

3,160

100

8,000 - 6,280

1,720

100

5 x 7 = 

35

100

Nick and Jake recorded the number of miles each ran over two years. Last year, Nick ran 1,362 miles and Jake ran 1,982 miles. How many more miles did Jake run than Nick?

620 miles

200

Find the estimated answer.  

   4,620

+ 1,219

6,000

200

(4,200 + 75) + 5 = _______ + (75+5)

4,200

200

  9,601

-   939

8,662

200

9 x 8 = 

72

200

Nick and Jake recorded the number of miles each ran over two years. Last year, Nick ran 1,362 miles and Jake ran 1,982 miles. About how many miles did they run altogether?

3,000 miles

300

Find the estimated answer.

   5,753

+ 2,250

8,000

300

   17,088

+  9,487

26,575

300

3,000 - 2,450

550

300

19 x 2 = __

38

300

Joe and Sara recorded the number of birds they saw in the park over two summers. Last year they saw 4,620 birds. This year they saw 1,906 birds. How many more birds did they see last summer?

2,714 more birds

400

Find the estimated answer.

   1,362 + 1,948 + 1,982 = ___

5,000

400

   7,236

   5,957

+ 2,135

15,328

400

  10,881

-  4,960

5,921

400

75 x 5 = 

375

400

Joe and Sara recorded the number of birds they saw in the park over two summers. Last year they saw 4,620 birds. This year they saw 1,906 birds. About how many birds did they see altogether?

7,000 birds

500

Find the estimated answer.

5,753 + 2,250 + 3,160 = ___

11,000

500

   8,723

   2,849

6,419

17,991

500

  26,575

- 17,088

9,487

500

306 x 3 =

918

500

A wall is being built with 16,351 stones. The builders have placed 8,361 stones, and they have 7,944 stones left. 

1. Estimate how many stones they have altogether.

2. Do they have enough stones to finish the wall?

2. If no, how many more do they need to finish the wall?

1. 16,000 stones

2. No

2. 46 more stones