How To Make One Addend The Next Tens Number

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Finding the Missing Addend to Make Equivalent Number Sentences | TpT

Finding the Missing Addend to Make Equivalent Number Sentences | TpT

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Adding whole tens, 2 addends, missing addend Create Your Own Math

Adding whole tens, 2 addends, missing addend Create Your Own Math

Grade 3 math: Add whole tens to a 2-digit number (missing addend) | K5

Grade 3 math: Add whole tens to a 2-digit number (missing addend) | K5

Year 2 Adding 2 Digit Numbers and Tens Crossing 100 Add Same 10s

Year 2 Adding 2 Digit Numbers and Tens Crossing 100 Add Same 10s

Year 2 Adding 2 Digit Numbers and Tens Crossing 100 Add Same 10s

Year 2 Adding 2 Digit Numbers and Tens Crossing 100 Add Same 10s

Break Apart Addends as Tens and Ones | Math | ShowMe

Break Apart Addends as Tens and Ones | Math | ShowMe

Finding the Missing Addend to Make Equivalent Number Sentences | TpT

Finding the Missing Addend to Make Equivalent Number Sentences | TpT

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