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Page 1: Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = Mariela ...PR 1 Name _____ Date _____ Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = _____ Mariela solved the problem like this:

©2016 OGAPMath LLC. For noncommercial use only. This product is the result of a collaborative effort between the Ongoing Assessment Project (OGAP) and the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) which was funded by the National Science Foundation (DRL-1620888).

PR 1

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Mariela’s homework had this problem:

60 – 38 = ___________

Mariela solved the problem like this: 60 – 38 = 59 – 37 = ___________ Ari told Mariela, “You can’t do that.” Who is right? Show or explain how you know.

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©2016 OGAPMath LLC. For noncommercial use only. This product is the result of a collaborative effort between the Ongoing Assessment Project (OGAP) and the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) which was funded by the National Science Foundation (DRL-1620888).

PR 2

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Anika said 4 + 3 is equal to 3 + 4, so 9 + 36 is equal to 36 + 9. Is she right or wrong? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 3

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Mark said 7 + 1 is equal to 1 + 7, so 7 – 1 is equal to 1 – 7. Is he right or wrong? Show or explain how you know.

Page 4: Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = Mariela ...PR 1 Name _____ Date _____ Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = _____ Mariela solved the problem like this:

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PR 4

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Mr. Green wrote a problem on the board.

If you have 3 cookies and you get 19 more, how many cookies would you have now?

Dante said, “I’ll start at 19 and add 3 more.” Can he do that? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 5

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

6 + 2 = ___ + 6

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PR 6

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

37 + 19 = ___ + 20

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PR 7

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Bailey knows without adding that 6 + 7 is greater than 6 + 4. How does she know? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 8

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ How could Deja solve 7 + 8 if she knows the answer to 7 + 7? Show or explain how you know.

Page 9: Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = Mariela ...PR 1 Name _____ Date _____ Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = _____ Mariela solved the problem like this:

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PR 9

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Ms. Jackson asked her class to solve this problem:

6 + 3 + 6 = ___ Darrell added 6 + 6 first and then added 3. Will he get the correct answer? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 10

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Miles has to solve 8 + 6. He knows 8 + 2. What more does he have to do to solve the problem? Show or explain how you know.

Page 11: Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = Mariela ...PR 1 Name _____ Date _____ Mariela’s homework had this problem: 60 – 38 = _____ Mariela solved the problem like this:

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PR 12

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Assata needed to solve 100 – 36. In order to solve the problem, she solved 99 – 35 and got the correct answer. Why does her strategy work? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 13

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

3 + 4 + 2 = __ + 2 + 3

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PR 14

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

13 + 24 + 42 = __ + 42 + 13

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PR 16

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Quentin knows 50 + 50 = 100. How can he use this to solve 49 + 53? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 17

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

59 + 73 = __ + 60

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PR 18

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number on the line that makes the equation true. Show or explain how you know.

79 + 53 = 80 + __

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PR 21

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Dimitri has to solve 59 + 73 = ___. Here is his work:

Why does Dimitri’s method work? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 22

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Janelle has to solve 9 – 5. What addition problem can she use to solve this? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 26

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ The teacher wrote an equation on the board:

123 – 79 = ___ Circle all of the equations you could use to solve this problem. Show or explain how you know.

A. 123 + 79 = ___

B. 79 + ___ = 123

C. 79 + 123 = ___

D. 79 – 123 = ___

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PR 27

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Is the following equation true or false?

4 + 5 + 6 = 10 + 5 Show or explain how you know.

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PR 29

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write as many equations as you can to match the domino. Show or explain how you know.

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PR 33

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Put a number in the blank to make the equation true.

62 + 29 – __ = 62 Show or explain how you know.

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PR 34

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Is the following equation true or false?

37 + 18 – 18 = 37 Show or explain how you know.

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PR 35

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a number in the blank to make the equation true.

48 = __ + 48 Show or explain how you know.

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PR 36

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a number in the blank to make the equation true.

37 = __ + 0 Show or explain how you know.

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PR 37

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Here is a dot card.

Ray made the same number with his fingers. Is he right? Show or explain how you know.

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PR 38

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Find the sum. Show or explain how you know.

11 + 16 + 9 + 14 = ____

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PR 39

Name ___________________ Date ___________________

Are the following equations true or false? Circle TRUE or FALSE and show or explain how you know.

1. 17 = 6 + 11 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

2. 8 + 7 = 7 + 8 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

3. 0 + 13 = 13 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

4. 3 + 2 + 5 = 10 + 2 + 3 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

5. 9 + 6 = 10 + 5 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

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PR 40

Name ___________________ Date ___________________

Are the following equations true or false? Circle TRUE or FALSE and show or explain how you know.

1. 6 + 9 = 19 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

2. 17 = 6 + 11 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

3. 3 + 8 = 1 + 10 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

4. 8 + 5 + 2 = 5 + 10 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

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PR 41

Name ___________________ Date ___________________

Are the following equations true or false? Circle TRUE or FALSE and show or explain how you know.

1. 87 + 64 = 64 + 87 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

2. 138 + 54 – 54 = 138 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

3. 59 + 36 + 1 = 60 + 36 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

4. 51 + 38 = 50 + 39 TRUE or FALSE Explain:

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PR 42

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a story problem to match the equation:

8 + 11 = 19

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PR 43

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a story problem to match the equation:

36 + ___ = 102

Now solve your story problem. Show your work.

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PR 44

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a story problem to match the equation:

16 – 9 = 7

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PR 45

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Write a story problem to match the equation:

42 – __ = 12

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PR 47

Name ___________________ Date ___________________ Kyla made a number with ten frames.

How could she make the same number with base 10 blocks? Draw a picture of the same number with base 10 blocks below. Show or explain how you know.

Draw for 10. Draw for 1.