Math Drills
Addition with Carrying
C-2Word Problems
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- Addition with Carrying
Splitting the number being added so that ten can be made first, then putting the remainder on afterwards, is the procedure built here with single-digit sums. Every equation passes ten. Calculation settles the steps, and the same split is used again in Fill in the Blank and in Word Problems.
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Forgetting the part left over after the split, and writing down only the ones digit, is the omission seen most. An answer that never reaches ten means the group has gone missing. Counting up on the fingers one at a time shifts the start by one, so the answer falls short by exactly one every time.
One lesson is all this unit holds, and single-digit arithmetic reaches its finish here. Making a ten is turned inside out in Subtraction with Borrowing, where the same idea becomes the act of breaking a ten apart.
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(1)At home, Ivanna has 9 bananas. Her mom bought 8 more at the store. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 17bananas
(2)In the field, Riley picked 5 cherries. Then he picked 8 more from another tree. How many did he pick in all? Answer □
Answer: 13cherries
(3)At home, Ash has 6 star origami sheets. His big sister gave him 8 more. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 14sheets
(4)At home, Hannah has 7 peaches. Her mom bought 5 more at the store. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 12peaches
(5)In the flower bed, 9 red flowers are blooming. There are also 7 yellow flowers blooming. How many are there altogether? Answer □
Answer: 16flowers
(6)At school, Noah has 9 sticks. The teacher gave him 4 more. How many are there altogether? Answer □
Answer: 13sticks
