“Finding the difference”

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“Finding the difference” Worded problems “Finding the difference”

What is the difference in their heights? A sheep is 65cm tall and a chicken is 40cm tall. What is the difference in their heights? 65 cm 40 cm

Follow the 6 steps for worded problems: Read the question carefully. Decide which operation is needed. Write out the number sentence. Complete the calculation. Check your answer. Write the answer out in full.

Let’s follow the steps: Read the question carefully. A sheep is 65 cm tall, a chicken is 40 cm tall. What is the difference in their heights? What operation do we need to use? Subtraction. What is our number sentence? 65cm – 40cm =

Complete our calculation. We will use a number line to help us: 65cm - 40cm = 25cm 10cm + 10cm + 5cm = 25cm 10 10 5 40cm 50cm 60cm 65cm

Check our answer. Check using the inverse operation. What is the inverse of subtraction? Addition So if: 65cm – 40cm = 25cm we should find that: 40cm + 25cm = 65cm.

Let’s check using the number line: 40cm + 25cm = 65cm + 10 + 10 + 5 40cm 50cm 60cm 65cm

Write out our answer. 65cm – 40cm = 25cm The difference between the height of the sheep and the chicken is 25cm.

Well done!