10 More, 100 More
Write the numbers that are 100 and 10 less, and 10 and 100 more.
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This is sheet #42324601.
How to do it
- Read the number in the middle.
- 10 more or less changes the tens. 100 more or less changes the hundreds.
- Write each new number.
Teaching tip
Only one digit changes, unless you cross a hundred. This sheet is aligned with Common Core 2.NBT.B.7.
About this worksheet
Find 100 less, 10 less, 10 more and 100 more than three-digit numbers, in your head.
What kids practice
The same column-by-column method as two-digit problems, now with hundreds. Kids add or subtract the ones, then the tens, then the hundreds. Carrying and regrouping can happen in more than one column, and subtracting from a number with a 0, like 403 - 168, means regrouping a hundred into tens first.
Watch for
- Forgetting a carried 1 when there are two carries in one problem.
- In 403 - 168, trying to borrow from the 0 tens instead of going to the hundreds.
- Lining up the numbers wrong when one has fewer digits.
It's free to print, with Fewer, Standard or More on the page and an answer key. See the full adding and subtracting within 1,000 guide for 2nd grade.
More sheets in this set
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1. Three-Digit Regrouping ChartWorked examples of carrying twice in addition, and regrouping across a 0 in subtraction. 
2. Add Three-Digit NumbersThree-digit addition on graph paper where no column adds up to 10 or more.
3. Add with RegroupingThree-digit addition where at least one column needs a carry, sometimes two.
4. Subtract Three-Digit NumbersThree-digit subtraction where every top digit is big enough.
5. Subtract with RegroupingThree-digit subtraction with regrouping, including numbers with a 0 in the tens.
6. Add or Subtract?Three-digit addition and subtraction mixed on one page.