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Adding Two-Digit Numbers with
                     Regrouping
                                                         Hand out cubes and have children divide each cell in the place value chart
           •  Place 18 cubes on the place-value chart. Make 1 tower of 10 cubes in the
            tens place and 8 single cubes in the ones place. Add 5 more cubes to the    into halves. In the first half, place 18 cubes so there is 1 tower of 10 in the tens
            ones place.                                  place and 8 single cubes in one’s place.
           •  Rearrange the cubes to make 2 towers of ten cubes in the tens place and
            the rest in the ones place.
                                                         Say: Now, Add 5 more cubes in the one’s place,
                                                         Can you rearrange the two places in the other half to make each 10 cubes in
                   Tens                Ones              ones as one tower in tens place and the rest in ones?
                                                         How many cubes are in the ones place of 18? 8
                                                         How many cubes are in the ones place after  rearranging 5 cubes with  the 8
                                                         cubes? 3

                                                         Write an addition sentence. 18 + 5 = 23





                                                                    ANCHOR ACTIVITY

           1.NBT.4   Add within 100, including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of
              10, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship
              between addition and subtraction, relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used. Understand that in
              adding two-digit numbers, one adds tens and tens, ones and ones, and sometimes it is necessary to compose a ten.  Use the Anchor Activity for this lesson as a warm-up to gauge
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                                                             children’s prior knowledge and help them engage at the
                                                             beginning of class.




                                                                          TIME TO LEARN
             TIME TO LEARN

                                   Ones
                               Tens
                    + +        Tens  Ones
                                2
                                2 +1+1  5 5  To add      Have children model both 25 and 7 using cubes. Ask: How many base ten rods
                                        To add
                             + +    7 7  25 + 7. Regroup    do you have? 2. How many unit cubes do you have? 12.
                                        25 + 7, regroup
                                3 3  2 2  10 ones as 1 ten.
                                        10 ones as 1 ten.
                    + +                                  Direct them that they can model the 12 as 1 base ten rod and 2 unit cubes.
                                25 + 7 = 32
                                25 + 7 = 32
                                                         Ask: How many base-ten rods do you have in all? 3
                                                         How many  unit cubes do you have? 2. What is the sum of 25 and 7? 32
                    + +   = 32
                          = 32
                                                         Direct children’s attention that they can use place value chart in adding two
                                        regroup          digit numbers ensure that they know that usually they start adding from ones
            STEP  Add.                                   place. Ask: What is 5 + 7? 12, Can we write the 12 in the ones place in? No
                 Add.
             BY
            STEP
                            Tens
                                Ones
                            Tens  Ones                   Direct children that we will write only the 2 on the ones place. While the 1 is
                             4 4  +1 +1  4 4             actually 1 ten, so it will be written above the 2 in the tens place. Ask: What you
             44 + 6 =
           1 1  44 + 6 =  50  + +  6 6
                             5 5  0 0                    will write in the tens place? 3 Ensure that children add the 1 with the 2 in the
                                                         tens place. Direct children’s attention to the meaning of regrouping and that
                                Ones
                            Tens
                            Tens  Ones
                             8 8  7 7                    moving digit from the ones place to the tens place then adding  it to the tens
             87 + 9 =
           2 2  87 + 9 =  96  + +  9 9                   place is called regrouping.  Let children solve 38 + 4 independently to ensure
                             9   6                       they masters the concept of adding with regrouping.
                            Tens  Ones
                            Tens
                                Ones
                             5 5  6 6
             56 + 6 = 62
           3 3  56 + 6 =  + +    6 6
                                                                      Common
                             6   2                                   Common
                                                                      Errors
                                                                     Errors
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                                                             When adding the ones of two numbers together children may forget to
                                                             add the regrouped tens to the sum.
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