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8 Just the Same Adding 2-digit numbers Animal Families Subtracting 2-digit numbers without regrouping.. 18 Crack the Numbers Regrouping review— tens to ones.. 25 Tool Time Adding/subt

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Written by Danette Randolph Cover design by Ka-Yeon Kim-Li Interior illustrations by Carol Tiernon Interior design by Quack & Company ISBN-13 978-0-545-20097-4 ISBN-10 0-545-20097-0 Copyright © 2002, 2010 Scholastic Inc.

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State Standards Correlations

To find out how this book helps you meet your state’s standards,

Introduction

Parents and teachers alike will find Addition & Subtraction to be a valuable learning tool Children will

enjoy completing a wide variety of math activities that are both engaging and educational Take a look at the Table of Contents and you will feel rewarded providing such a valuable resource for your children

Table of Contents

Spell It Out (Adding to 10) 4

Beautiful Bouquets (Subtracting from 10) 5

Crazy Creatures (Adding/subtracting through 18) 6

Can You See It? (Adding/subtracting through 18) 7

Counting on Good Manners (Adding 2-digit

numbers without regrouping) 8

Just the Same (Adding 2-digit numbers

Animal Families (Subtracting 2-digit

numbers without regrouping) 13

Triple the Fun (Adding three addends) 14

A Great Catch (Regrouping review—

ones to tens) 15

Don’t Forget Your Keys (Adding 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 16

Treasure of a Book (Adding 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 17

How Do We Get There? (Adding 2-digit numbers

with regrouping—multiple addends) 18

Crack the Numbers (Regrouping review—

tens to ones) 19

Digging Up Bones (Subtracting 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 20

First, Next, Last (Subtracting 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 21

All Tied Up (Subtracting 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 22

Teenie Tiny Babies (Adding/subtracting

2-digit numbers with regrouping) 23

Day by Day (Adding/subtracting

2-digit numbers with regrouping) 24

Pizza Vote (Adding/subtracting 2-digit

numbers with regrouping) 25

Tool Time (Adding/subtracting 2-digit

Powerful Presidents (Adding 3-digit numbers

Sandwich Shop (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping—using money) 30

Easy as 1, 2, 3 (Adding 3-digit numbers with

Treasures Under the Sea (Adding/subtracting

3-digit numbers with regrouping) 36

Follow the Trees (Adding/subtracting

3-digit numbers with regrouping) 37

School Supplies (Adding/subtracting

3-digit numbers with regrouping) 38

Movie Madness (Adding/subtracting

3-digit numbers with regrouping) 39

Animal Facts (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping) 40

Very Special Helpers (Adding/subtracting

3-digit numbers with regrouping) 41

Vacation Time (Adding 3-digit numbers with

regrouping—using money) 42

Bull’s-eye (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping) 43

Grid Math (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping—using a grid) 44

Perfect Punt (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping) 45

Tic-Tac-Toe (Adding/subtracting 3-digit

numbers with regrouping) 46

2

.

5

6

7

Finish each number sentence with a number word.

five + two = three + six =

Color the bows with an even number yellow.

Color the bows with an odd number purple.

1 5

10

4

9

5 7

3 5

1

1

3 0

2

3 4

1 2

5 3

0 2

8 10

8 10

8

4 1

1 14

2

16 15

16 12

5

5

9

8 6

Write the numbers you see with a

Make your own number glasses.

sum of _ and difference of

sum of 5 anddifference of 1

sum of 14 anddifference of 2

sum of 12 anddifference of 2

sum of 5 anddifference of 3

sum of 13 anddifference of 5

sum of 17 anddifference of 7

sum of 18 anddifference of 4

sum of 15 anddifference of 9

sum of 18 anddifference of 2

sum of 16 anddifference of 6

Counting on Good Manners

Adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping

Add Then use the code to write a letter in

each oval to find the “good manner” words

34 + 32

21 + 11

26 + 52

’

May I have some candy, please?

Thank you!

Make matching sums.

Just the Same

Add Connect the flowers with the same sum

Adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping

52 + 36

23 + 22

43 + 26

18 + 70

11 + 34

62 + 35

+ 78

+ 78

+ 54

+ 54

51 + 18

14 + 11

55 + 42

13

+ 12

For each sum that is an even number, write its letter below in order.

How much of the earth is covered by water?

—

For each sum that is an odd number, write its letter below in order

What is the biggest ocean?

81

– 51

96 – 34

Color the bird with the smallest number in the ones place red.

Color the bird with the smallest number in the tens place blue.

Color each bird with the same number in the ones and tens place green.

59 – 26

65 – 42

43 – 22

37 – 15

92 – 51

84

– 23

78 – 64

Subtract Using the difference in each rain drop, write the weather words

in order of their differences from least to greatest by the umbrella handle

Then color your favorite kind of “weather drop” blue

Subtracting 2-digit numbers

75 – 31

88 – 46

63

– 11

96 – 25

86 – 43

99 – 14

89 – 22

95 – 63

88 – 56

78 – 11

77

– 34

98 – 55

78 – 24

Color bowls with 1, 5, or 8 in the ones place yellow.

Color bowls with 0, 4, or 7 in the ones place pink.

Color bowls with 2, 6, or 9 in the ones place brown.

Triple the Fun

Add Write the sum on each bowl

Adding three addends

Don’t Forget Your Keys

Add Then follow the clue to find the right key Write the sum in the key hole

Adding 2-digit numbers

with regrouping

Find the key with the greatest number in the tens place

Find the key with the greatest number in the ones place

Find the key with even numbers in the ones and tens places

Find the key with 0 in the ones place

Find the key with the same number in the ones and tens places

43

+ 6

64 + 8

36

+ 7

29 + 8

14

+ 7

58 + 4

53

+ 8

75 + 6

84

+ 8

67 + 9

74 + 19

78 + 12

15 + 37

31 + 59

48

+ 44

52 + 39

29 + 57

73 + 19

14 + 67

63

+ 18

57 + 16

24 + 18

63 + 29

27 + 47

57

+ 28

76 + 16

72 + 18

76 + 18

17 + 24

32

+ 19

55 + 38

32 + 49

m ile s

s

48 m ile s

13

m ile s

ile s

MOUNTAINS

BEACH

How Do We Get There?

Add the distance of each route

from the house to the beach

Crack the Numbers

Look at the number on each chick Write the number of tens and ones on the egg Then trade one ten for ten ones

Help Daisy find a delicious bone! Subtract

Circle the answer that goes with each bone

> is greater than and < is less than

Write two subtraction problems on another piece of paper One answer should match the bone.

56 – 8

94 – 5

87 – 8

53 – 7

45

– 9

81 – 5

83 – 6 68 – 9 57 – 9 23 – 9

70

– 9

75 – 7

23 – 9

47 – 8

Name Subtracting 2-digit numbers

First, Next, Last

Subtract Then number the pictures in order from least to greatest

Subtract Add to check.

Write your own subtraction problem

Add to check.

24

– 15

65 – 27

62

– 15

50 – 19

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

32 – 13

77 – 38

83 – 49

46 – 29

38 + 27 65

38

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numbers with regrouping

Teenie Tiny Babies

Add or subtract

Write the letter that goes with each number

I am smaller than your

thumb when I’m born

I am even smaller

I am smaller than a bumblebee

Since we are so little, we

live right next to our mothers in a safe, warm

L.

40 – 17

H.

55 + 16

M.

31 + 29

N.

27 + 36

K.

88 – 19

R.

74 – 28

C.

96 – 48

S.

44 + 46

O.

62 – 48

A.

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numbers with regrouping

Day by Day

Add or subtract Color each special date on the calendar

July

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

A Camp begins one week after the second Monday Color this date red.

B The baseball game is two weeks before the fourth Wednesday

Color this date green.

C The birthday party is two weeks after the second Saturday Color this

F The picnic is two weeks before the fifth Thursday Color this date yellow.

G What date is 14 days after the third Wednesday? Color this date pink.

H What date is 18 days before the fourth Friday? Color this date brown.

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numbers with regrouping

Find the total number of students who voted.

mushr oom

pepper oni

chees e sausag

e veggie

onion

25

9 13 28

12 11

A How many students voted for

pepperoni and cheese in all?

B How many more students

voted for cheese than veggie?

D How many students voted

for mushroom and veggie

altogether?

F How many students voted for

sausage and pepperoni in all?

C How many more students voted for pepperoni than sausage?

E How many more students voted for mushroom than veggie?

G How many students voted for veggie, cheese, and mushroom

in all?

Pizza Vote

Use the circle graph to compare the

results of the pizza vote

43 15

27 5

A Write the number found in the and

Write the number found in the and

Find the sum.

B Find the difference between the largest and smallest numbers in

numbers with regrouping

Tool Time

Find the sum of the numbers in each tool

On another piece of paper, find the sum of the tools altogether

Hint: You’ll be adding nine numbers.

+

–

–

–

–

+

+

+

+

34 27 5

Add Color each even sum red to learn about George Washington Color each odd sum blue to learn about Abe Lincoln Hint: Look in the ones place.

423 + 173

A the “Father of the Country”

325 + 552

C sixteenth president

101 + 561

E born in 1732 in Virginia

805 + 163

G first president

609 + 290

I loved reading books

384 + 611

B born in 1809 in Kentucky

257 + 312

D 6 feet 4 inches tall

570 + 408

F studied geography

445 + 151

H leader in the Revolutionary War

314 + 183

J leader in the Civil War

Regroup tens into hundreds Remember: 10 tens = 1 hundred Write the

number of hundreds and the number of remaining tens

Write the number

_ hundreds _ tens

_ hundreds _ tens

49 tens

_ hundreds _ tens

65 tens

_ hundreds _ tens

93 tens

_ hundreds _ tens

71 tens

_ hundreds _ tens

2

7

On another piece of paper, write three more problems that have a zero in the sum.

Through the Tunnels

Add Then trace the mole’s path to the top The mole must travel through tunnels with a zero in the sum

406 + 295

609 + 295

415 + 387

384 + 276

644 + 188

605 + 237

763 + 178

467 + 289

278 + 693

477 + 289

227 + 276

176 + 424

fruit salad $1.90veggies & dip $1.84chips $ 50fries $ 65cupcake $1.07brownie $1.22cookies $ 86

shake

turkey subveggies

& dipjuicecupcake

pbjcookiesmilk

Menu

Add to find the perimeter of each shape.

Color each shape using the code below.

9 hundreds — orange 4 tens — red 3 ones — purple

6 hundreds — green 7 tens — yellow 8 ones — blue

+

+

280 38

Regroup hundreds to tens Remember: 1 hundred = 10 tens.

_ tens

The Sun’s Family

Draw a line to each matching difference to connect each planet to a fact about it

694 – 421

397 – 185

982 – 650

847 – 214

963 – 151

857 – 302

596 – 323

935 – 123

573 – 241

937 – 304

437 – 225

968 – 413

I am a bare, rocky ball similar to Earth’s moon

I used to be classified as a planet but now I’m a dwarf planet

I am called the Red Planet

612 – 428

931 – 389

892 – 433

833 – 117

675 – 216

407 – 223

514 – 126

I am like a dirty snowball made of dust, ice, and gases

I am covered with craters

I am sizzling hot with

no water

I am a giant planet with a red spot

Complete each pattern Then tell someone the pattern for each set of numbers.

900, 800, 700, _, _, _, _, _, _

900, 700, 500, _, _

800, 600, 400, _

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numbers with zero

190 – 124

720 – 517

502 – 289

904 – 435

490 – 256

500 – 247

700 – 391

300 – 134

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numbers with regroupingTreasures Under the Sea

Add or subtract Use the chart to color the picture

244 – 191

249

– 198

555 + 345

941 – 104

625 – 438

483 – 296

271 + 149

902 – 638

433 – 380

299 + 121

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numbers with regrouping

Follow the Trees

Add or subtract Then trace the bear’s path to its cave The bear follows trees with sums that have a 3 in the tens place

687 + 143

584 – 146 727 + 204

364 – 125

497 + 236

952 – 219

148

+ 132

486 + 250

657

– 594

604 – 266

845 – 486

470 + 289

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numbers with regroupingSchool Supplies

Add or subtract Use the graph to help solve each problem

markersfoldersscissorsglue stickspencils

A Mrs Randolph’s

class used 523

pencils.

How many are left?

B Mr Kirk’s class used

156 scissors

How many are left?

C Mr Dean’s class took 248

folders Mr Jordan’s class

took 176 folders

How many did they

take altogether?

How many folders are left?

D Mrs Fenton’s class used 96

glue sticks Mrs McBride’s

class used 189 glue sticks

How many did they use

altogether?

How many glue sticks are left?

E Mrs Barry’s class needs 275

markers Mr Lopez’s class

needs 398 markers.

How many do they need

altogether?

How many markers are left?

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Movie Madness

Add or subtract to solve

A 168 people are in line to buy tickets 159 seats are available

in the theater How many people will not get a ticket to the movie?

B 427 people attended the rush

hour show 289 people attended

the 7:00 show How

many more people ordered a soda?

D 319 people bought a pretzel

299 people bought a box

of candy How

many pretzels and

candy were sold

altogether?

E There were 826 people at the movie theater on Friday On Saturday, there

were 697 people

How many more people were at the movie theater on Friday?

F 258 people ordered a hot

dog with mustard 273 people

ordered a hot dog

with ketchup How

many hot dogs

were ordered in all?