Grade 1 · Maths · Lessons
Adding to a hundred
🔟tens1️⃣ones➕add💯a hundred
Adding bigger numbers.The big ideaTens go with tens, ones go with ones. Ten ones make a new ten.
How it works
Add tens to tens. Add ones to ones.
If the ones make ten or more, they make a new ten.
Add the new ten to the tens.
39 and 2: nine ones and two ones make 11, so a new ten (gold) is made.Example 1: Add a ten
- ? = 35 + 10
- The ones stay the same.
- Only the tens change.
- So the answer is 45.
Example 2: Ones make a new ten
- ? = 39 + 2
- Ones first: add the ones.
- If they make ten or more, move a ten over.
- So the answer is 41.
Example 3: Add ten to a number
- 17 + 10 = ?
- Look at the tens digit.
- It goes up by one. The ones stay.
- So the answer is 27.
Words to know
- tens
- Groups of ten.
- ones
- The single ones left over.
Watch out
- Add ones to ones and tens to tens.
- Don't forget the new ten when the ones make ten or more.
- Adding ten only changes the tens digit.
Try it
- ? = 52 + 9
- 31 + 4 = ?
- 10 + 57 = ?
Answers: 1. 61 · 2. 35 · 3. 67
For grown-upsUse ten sticks and loose ones. Add some, and swap ten loose ones for a new stick.