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Subtraction with Base 10 Models Created by Jamie Unverzagt
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 Let’s start with 62 and then take away 8.
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 62 is 6 tens and 2 ones.
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 Can you take away 8 ones?
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 How can you get more ones?
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 How many tens and ones do you have now? 512
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 Now can you take away 8 ones? 512 How many ones are left? 4
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Tens Ones 62 - 8 512 How many tens are left? 45
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 41 is 4 tens and 1 one.
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 Can you take away 3 ones?
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 How can you get more ones?
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 How many tens do you have now? 3
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 How many ones do you have now? 311 Youhad 1got 10 more You had 1 one and you got 10 more.
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 311 Do you still have 41 total? Explain. 102030 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 311 YES! When you regroup, you still have the same amount. You just show it a different way! 102030 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 Now can you take away 3 ones? 311 How many ones are left? 8
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 311 Can you take away 1 ten? 8
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Tens Ones 41 - 13 311 How many tens are left? 82
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Tens Ones 24 - 5 114 Now Try This: 91 Excellent Job!
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Tens Ones 30 - 12 210 Now Try This: 8 You’ve Got It! 1
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Math Journal Topic: Explain how to solve 53 – 9 using pictures, numbers, and words. Will you have to regroup? Why or why not?
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