Fish E is 50 inches long, Fish F is 30 inches long. How much longer is Fish E than Fish F?
Quanity/Quanity Difference
50-30=?
30+?=50
Fish E is 20 inches longer than Fish F
Make a ball park estimate then choose a method to solve. (partial sums, base ten, open number line)
39+47
40+50=90 Ball park
86
Solve using partial-sums addition. Show your work.
27
+42
_______
7+2=9
20+40=60
__________
60+9=69
Write the number in expanded form.
345
300+40+5
26+10=____
36
Fish E is 60 inches long, Fish F is 30 inches long. How much longer is Fish E than Fish F?
60-30=?
30 inches
Make a ball park estimate then choose a method to solve. (partial sums, base ten, open number line)
38+41=
40+40=80 ball park
79
Solve using partial-sums addition. Show your work.
62+32
2+2=4
60+30=90
______
90+4=94
Write the number in expanded form.
299
200+90+9
435+10=____
445
Fish B is 80 inches long, Fish A is 10 inches long. How much longer is Fish B than Fish A?
80-10=?
70 inches
Make a ball park estimate then choose a method to solve. (partial sums, base ten, open number line)
52+29=
50+30=80 ball park
81
Solve using partial-sums addition. Show your work.
72+28=
2+8=10
70+20=90
_________
90+10=100
Write the number in expanded form.
506
500+6
786=____+100
686
Sam needed 30 juice boxes for her class party. She bought 33. How many extra juice boxes did she have?
30+?=33
33-30=?
3 juice boxes
Make a ball park estimate then choose a method to solve. (partial sums, base ten, open number line)
46+28=
50+30=80
74
Solve using partial-sums addition. Show your work.
29+86=
9+6=15
20+80=100
_______
100+15=115
Write the number in expanded form.
711
700+10+1
534=634-___
100
The horse is 10 feet tall while standing. Its legs are 3 feet long. How tall is the horse when lying down?
10-3=?
3+?=10
7 feet
Make a ball park estimate then choose a method to solve. (partial sums, base ten, open number line)
35+76
40+80=120
111
Solve using partial-sums addition. Show your work.
82+14=
4+2=6
80+10=90
________
90+6=96
Write the number in expanded form.
601
234-10=
224