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    Name Help Tools Games Homework

    & Practice 10-1


    Another Look!  If you know how to add ones, you can add tens. Add Tens Using
    40 + 50 = ? 9 tens is 90. Models
    So, 40 + 50 = 90 .
    40 + 50 is the same as
    HOME ACTIVITY  Count by
    4 tens + 5 tens. 4 tens  +  5 tens   =     9 tens 1s from 1–10 with your child.
    Then count by 10s together
    from 10–100. Discuss how
    these counting sequences
    are similar. What is the
    relationship between the
    numbers you count when
    you count by 1s and those
    you count when you count
    by 10s?

    Write the numbers to complete each equation.

    1. 2.

    tens + tens = tens tens + tens = tens


    + = + =

    Topic 10    Lesson 1 Digital Resources at PearsonRealize.com five hundred forty-seven  547
    Write the numbers to complete each equation.

    3. MP.1 Make Sense  Carl and Tina 4. MP.1 Make Sense  Rebecca and
    buy some boxes of ice pops. Carl buys Brian each have 4 packs of batteries.
    3 boxes. Tina buys 4 boxes. Each box Each pack has 10 batteries. How many
    of ice pops is enough for 10 people. batteries do Rebecca and Brian have
    For how many people do Carl and Tina in all?
    have enough ice pops? + =
    + = batteries
    people

    5. Higher Order Thinking  Explain how 6. Assessment  Which equation


    solving 8 + 2 can help you solve 80 + 20. matches the picture?

    𝖠 5 + 3 = 8
    𝖡 50 + 30 = 80
    𝖢 50 + 3 = 53
    𝖣 5 + 30 = 35

    548  five hundred forty-eight © Pearson Education, Inc. 1 Topic 10    Lesson 1

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