Regrouping Two-Digit Numbers
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Objective
I can break apart a ten into ones when I need to subtract.
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Practice
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You have 32 stickers and want to give 15 stickers to your friend. Can you subtract the ones directly, or do you need to regroup a ten first? Explain why or why not. Then, find the answer.
Sarah has 54 beads. She wants to make a bracelet that needs 26 beads. Show how you would subtract 26 from 54 using place value. Explain each step, including if and how you regroup.
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“Solve 32 - 14. Show your work. Solve 51 - 25. Show your work. Solve 43 - 17. Show your work.”
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