
Regrouping practice
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Mathematics
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3rd - 5th Grade
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Hard
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Sarah Auchter
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Regrouping practice
Follow the steps!!
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When you regroup any number, you have to do these steps IN ORDER
FIRST: cross out the digit you are borrowing FROM and take one away from it
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FIRST
cross out the number
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SECOND
Write one less than that number above it
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THIRD
Add TEN more to the place on the right.
You do this by just putting a ONE in front of the digit in that place.
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What is the first step to regroup 45?
First, take one from the TENS place. . .
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Cross out the 4
Take one away and write 3 on top.
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Now give TEN to the place on the right.
You can give TEN to the next place by just putting a 1 in front of whatever is already in that spot.
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Multiple Choice
Which shows the correct first step to regrouping 83?
Remember, step one is always to cross out a digit and take one away from it.
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Why does this work?
If I cross out the 8, I have 7 TENS left.
But I have to put that TEN somewhere!!!
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I change the TEN into 10 ONES.
I show that by putting a ONE in front of the digit in the place to the right.
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Remember,
You can't ADD anything to a place, until you get it from somewhere FIRST
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Multiple Choice
If I regroup the number 23, which shows the same amount?
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This is equal to 23.
1 TEN
13 ONES
First I took one away from the TENS
Then I gave 10 to the place on the right
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Do those steps over and over again!
FIRST cross out the 7
SECOND take one away and write 6 on top
THIRD put a 1 in front of the place on the right.
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Repeat for the next place
FIRST cross out the 10
SECOND take one away and write 9 on top
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Then. . .
THIRD put a 1 in front of the place on the right.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is equal to 638?
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is equal to 300?
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When you are subtracting, you must cross the number out FIRST
Then put a 1 in front of the place on the right.
Repeat these steps each time you need to regroup.
(But remember - check to see if you need to regroup in each place first! :)
Regrouping practice
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