Addition: Complete Whole Thousands
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- 6,400 + ? = 8,000
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1,600
- 5,200 + ? = 7,000
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1,800
- 8,500 + ? = 10,000
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1,500
- 3,700 + ? = 6,000
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2,300
- 4,600 + ? = 7,000
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2,400
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Teacher Resources
Teaching Notes
Encourage students to use number bonds to 100 or 1000. Discuss strategies like 'counting up' or 'subtracting back from the whole thousand'.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Incorrectly regrouping tens or hundreds when subtracting.
- Confusing the concept of a 'whole thousand' (e.g., 8,000) with other multiples.
- Making calculation errors during mental subtraction for larger numbers.
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- What strategies can you use to find the missing number quickly?
- How does knowing number bonds to 10 help you with bonds to 1,000?
- Can you think of a real-life situation where completing a whole thousand would be useful?
- If the starting number was 5,250, what would be the missing number to reach 6,000?
Extension Activities
- Complete other thousands.
- Use base-ten blocks.
- Add two thousands.
Parent Tip
Tell your child you have $1000 saved and want $2000 total. Ask how much more is needed.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Number Sense & Operations
Estimated Time
15 minutes