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The document outlines learning objectives for students to understand 2-digit numbers, including expressing them as sums of tens and ones, recognizing odd and even numbers, and comparing numbers. It includes exercises for practicing these concepts using an abacus and various number-related activities. Additionally, it covers addition and subtraction of 2-digit numbers, emphasizing the properties of addition and the importance of regrouping.
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Scanned with CamScannerLearning Objectives
At the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
© express 2-digit numbers as sum of tens and ones.
recognise odd and even numbers.
say which number comes before, after or between.
compare two 2-digit numbers and say which is greater.
ding and descending order.
arrange numbers it
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Exercise 1
Complete this using tens and ones to help.
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3 tens and 7 ones
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You can also show tens and ones on an abacus.
Here is an abacus,
Ithas a stick of tens and a stick of ones,
Look at the pictures,
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fe tee 1 bead in the stick of tens.
3 beads in the stick of ones,
1tenand3 ones ——.
tens ones
2 beads in the stick of tens.
0 beads in the stick of ones.
2 tens and 0 ones —_+
tens ones
5 beads in the stick of tens.
9 beads in the stick of ones.
5 tens and 9 ones ——+
To the teacher: It is very important for children to work on an abacus.
Let them depict various numbers on the abacus, and read the numbers too,
This will help clarify their concept of tens and ones.
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1, Write the numbers shown in the abacus.
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a) tens” ones b) tens ones «
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2. Draw beads on the abacus to show the number.
a) tens ones b) tens ones c) tens ones
d) e) f)
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1. How many tens are there in these numbers?
Exercise 3
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c) 21 d) 36
e) 68 f) 42
g) 70 h) 92
i) 39 j) 88
k) 52 |) 66
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Scanned with CamScanner~ Place value
Look at the numeral 9 on the abacus.
The place value of 9 in 9 is 9 ones or 9.
Now look at 35 on an abacus.
We know that 35 is 3 tens and 5 ones.
The 3 in 35 means 3 tens.
The 5 in 35 means 5 ones.
The place value of 3 in 35 is 3 tens or 30.
The place value of 5 in 35 is 5 ones or 5.
Exercise 4
1. Write the place value of:
a) 4in this abacus ) 9in this abacus
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2. Write the place value of these digits in the number.
tens ones
tens ones
c) 7in this abacus
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Numbers that cannot be put
into pairs are called odd
numbers.
1, 3,5, 7 and 9 are odd numbers.
13, 21, 45, 67 and 99 are also odd
numbers.
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or 9in its ones place.
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Numbers that can be put
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even numbers.
2,4, 6, 8 and 10 are even numbers.
12, 26, 44, 50 and 78 are also even
numbers.
Anumberis even ifit has 0, 2, 4,6
or 8 in its ones place.
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1. Ring the objects in pairs. Write if the number of objects is
odd or even
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Ring the even numbers in red.
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3.comes after 2 16 comes after 15
2 comes before 3 16 comes before 17
16 is between 15 and 17
Exercise 6
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4, Salma has read 60 pages of a book. The page she has to read
next is
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Rule 1: A 2-digit number is bigger than a 1-digit number.
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* Compare 25 and 8.
25 has two digits. 8 has one digit
So, 25>8 >
or 8<25
Rule 2: In 2-digit numbers, the number
with the greater tens digit is greater.
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Both numbers have 2 digits.
So, compare the tens digit. 2
1S > 2, therefore 87 > 24
or 24<87
Rule 3: In 2-digit numbers with the same tens digit,
the number with greater ones digit is greater.
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Both number have two digits.
Both numbers also have the same tens digit 6. >
Therefore, compare the ones digit.
7>5, therefore 67 > 65
or 65<67
Exercise 7
Fill in the correct symbol > or <
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1, Ring the biggest number in blue and the smallest number in red.
13 i $1 86 ) 93 54 28
9 23 35 44 18 42 17
2. Rewrite the numbers, Start from the smallest and finish with
the biggest.
30 45 we ey ( 63 28 79 55
This is called the ascending order of numbers.
3. Start from the biggest and finish with the smallest.
13) 42 55 B45 51) 12) c) 18 62 77 33
This is called the descending order of numbers.
Exercise 8
1. Arrange in ascending order.
e) 13, 31, 43 SSS, —_—r7
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c) 56, 19, 48, 63 __, __, —_, __
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How many tens and ones in these numbers? Write the number and
the number name
tens ones
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» Write the numbers that come before and after.
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2) 81___ 83 b) 59___ 61 c) 70___ 72 d) 98 100
- Arrange the numbers in ascending and descending orders.
Ascending order Descending order
2) 45, 54,90, 66
©) 70, 80, 78, 87
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2) Which number has 7 tens and6 ones?
b) Which number has 9 tens and O ones?
c) Is 63 greater than65?__
d) Which is the number just before 100?
e) Which is the number between 58 and 60?__
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1. Circle the correct number in each box.
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Sometimes, you may have to add more than two numbers.
Remember, the order in which you add does not matter.
Example: 15 sweets, 32 sweets and 21 sweets make how many sweets?
Step 1: Add the ones.
T oO
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1 5 5 ones + 2ones + Lone =8 ones
Sa + --— Write 8 in the ones column.
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: 1 =—_ .
60) = Lten +3 tens + 2 tens =6 tens
i Write 6 in the tens column.
You have 6 tens and 8 ones. Answer: 68
Exercise 3: Add
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+8 +8
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Exercise 5: Story sums
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1. There are 25 boys and 23 girls Papers . .
i hildren jumber of girls
in Class 3A. How many childre Peers entail
are there in the class?
2. Deepa read 56 pages of a book yesterday. She
read 33 pages today. How many pages did she
read in the two days?
3. Ina bus there are 35 boys and 43 girls. How
many children are there in the bus?
4, There are 52 chalk pieces in one box and 45 in
another box. How many chalk pieces are there in all?
5. Ina garden there are 22 mango trees,
32 guava trees and 42 jamun trees. How
many trees are therein allinthe garden?
6. A fruitseller has 3 baskets. There are 41 fruits in one
basket, 34 fruits in the second basket and 23 fruits in
the third basket. How many fruits does he have in all?
7. Ina box there are 33 blue pencils, 24 red pencils
and 30 green pencils. How many pencils are
there in the box?
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You can do this in the short way as shown.
Exercise 6: Subtract
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Exercise 8: Subtract
) 39-10 b) 42-30 Common mistakes!
) 99-71 d) 77-6 Remember to write 77 - 6
) 65-10 f) 68-53 as 7 andnotas i’
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You can use subtraction to find the following.
ets Susan had = 24
Number of swe
sister = 12
1. How many left
Example 1: Susan had 24 sweets. She number she gave to her :
gave 12 sweets to her sister. How Number she has left = 24-1
Now work out the answer yourself
many sweets are left with her?
2. How many more or how many less
Number of students in 2A = 36
Example 2: There are 36 students in perf studentsin 28=32
class 2A, and 32 students in class 2B. Number of more students in 2A = 36-32
How many more students are there Now work out the answer yourself.
in class 2A?
3. How many did not Number of students = 54
. Number of students who got A’ = 42
Example 3: 54 students appeared in Number of students who did not get A’
a test. 42 students got A’. How many = 54-42
Work out the answer yourself.
students did not get A’?
+ Checking subtraction with addition
Malini has 10 sweets. She gave 4 sweets to Salma.
10-4=6
Number of sweets left with Malini is:
Number of sweets Malini and Salma together haveis: 6+4=10
You can see that, if 10- 4=6, then6+4=10
Addition and subtraction are related in this way. You can
use it to check answers of subtraction sums by addition.
Example: There are 45 students in a class. { Checkusing addition:
23 are girls. How many boys are there? | Number of boys 22
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Number of students 45 erence 23
| Number of students _ 45
Since this is correct, the subtraction
Number of girls -23
| answer is correct.
Number of boys a2
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1. A fruitseller had 46 bananas. He sold 24 of them.
How many bananas are left with him?
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Rave 48 pencils to his friends as return gifts
How many pencils are left with him?
. Class 2A has 47 students. Class 2B has 42 students.
Which section has more students? How many more?
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4, On the Sports Day in school, 58 out of 79 °
children took part. How many did not Sig 2
take part? t 3
5. A farmer had 45 bags of rice in the godown. He sold EB
23 bags of rice. How many are left with him?
6. Akash bought 38 blue crayons and 24 green crayons.
How many less green crayons did he buy?
7. Kamla read 26 pages of a story book in a day. The
story book has 68 pages. How many more pages
does Kamla have to read?
8. Ravi invited 36 friends to a party. Only 23 of
them came. How many did not come?
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Use number strips to add 58 and 27
ones
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This is 58
This is 27
When you add you get
15 ones
or 7 ten and 1 ten and 5 ones
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This is the same as z
Btens and 5ones=85
We can add in the short way as shown below.
Step 1: Add the ones : 8 ones + 7 ones = 15 ones
Te 3o =1ten+5 ones
Write 5 in the ones column and carry
1
1 ten to the tens column.
5 8
+ 2s - 1 Step 2: Now add the tens : 5 tens + 2 tens =7 tens
Don’t forget to add the 1 ten you carried:
7tens+1ten=8 tens
Answer: 85 Write 8 in the tens column.
: a .
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To the teacher: Let the children first work
out some of the addition sums using strips
of tens and ones, and then on paper.
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4 8 7 2 a 8 2 an
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38 buffaloes. How many cattle are so, number ofcattle = “62
there in the farm?
ers are sitting and 28 passengers are
Ina bus 56 passen,
. . ere in the bus?
standing. How many passengers are thi
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3. Ina dance competition 48 children took part from
Class 2. and 39 children from Class 3. How many
children took part in the competition?
\4. A fruitseller has 44 apples and 37 bananas. How
many fruits does he have in all?
. Hari solved 18 sums in mathematics on the first day
and 22 sums on the second day. How many sums did
he solve in the two days?
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6. Sachin scored 29 runs in one cricket match and
52 runs in another match. How many runs did he
score in the two matches?
. Anu read a story book of 44 pages on Monday. She
read another story book of 19 pages on Tuesday.
How many pages in all did she read in the two days?
. There are 16 blue pencils, 23 green pencils and 32 red pencils
ina box. How many pencils are there in all in the box? @
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Show 95 ——
Use number strips to subtract 57 from 95.
tens ones
_
From this you have to take away 5 tens and 7 ones.
But there are only 5 ones in 95.
So change 1 ten in 95 to ones.
Now you have 8 tens and 15 ones
as shown here.
You can now take away 5 tens and 7 ones.
You are left with 3 tens and 8 ones = 38
So 95 - 57=38
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You can also do this in the short way.
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Answer: 38
Step 1: Subtract the ones.
You cannot take away 7 ones from 5 ones.
So, change 1 ten to 10 ones.
Now you have 15 ones.
15 ones - 7 ones = 8 ones.
Write 8 in the ones column.
Step 2: Subtract the tens.
Now you have 8 tens.
8 tens - 5 tens =3 tens.
Write 3 in the tens column.
You have 3 tens and 8 ones left.
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1. Out of the 52 students in a class, Number of students 52
28 are girls. How many boys are Number of girls 28
there in the class? So, number of boys . 20
2. Ramesh bought 66 bananas from the market. 38
of them fell on the road and got spoilt. How many
bananas are left with Ramesh?
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. In the school hall there are 98 seats of which 69 seats
are occupied. How many seats are vacant?
4. There are 73 apple trees and 66 plum trees in a farm.
How many more apple trees are there than plum trees?
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5. Bittu invited 53 friends to a party. 28 of them could
not come. How many friends came to Bittu’s party.
6. My mathematics book has 80 pages and my science
book has 64 pages. How many more pages does my
mathematics book have than my science book?
7. An ice-cream seller sold 82 ice-creams on Monday
and 66 on Tuesday. How many more ice-creams did rf
he sell on Monday than Tuesday?
8. Ruby has 51 guests at her house but she only has ar) DS
42 bowls. How many more bowls does she need?
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Who has less story books? How many less?
4. On her birthday Sabina bought a packet of 80 cookies.
She distributed 36 cookies to her friends. How many
cookies are left with her?
[2]
. Ina fruit garden there are 28 apple trees, 36 pear trees
and 25 mango trees. How many fruit trees are there?
6. Mental Maths
Adding 9 to a number is the same as adding 10 and then subtracting 1.
To add 9 to 19, first add 10 to 19: 19+ 10 =29
Then subtract 1 from the answer: 29 - 1= 28
Similarly, to add 8, first add 10 and then subtract 2.
7. Work out the following using this method.
b) 39+9=__c) 46+ 8= d) 25+8=__
a) 54+9=
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2. Think of a 2-digit number. Add 11 to it. Subtract 9 from it.
Add 2 to it. Subtract 4 from it. What is the answer you get?
Is it the same as the number you started with? Why?
Cross-curricular
3. Noor has 20 teeth. When she grows up she will have 32
teeth. How many more teeth will she have on growing up?
4, Fun Activity
Using any two of these numbers, we all made different totals.
Mine was the Mine was the
a3) smallest total. —____ largest total. ___
&." Mine had 4 in the Mine had 8 in the
\24,, ones column, —__ tens column, ___
Mine was an What was my total?
even number, —___ _
Hint: You can get 6 totals from the 4 given numbers, First find all 6 sums, and then fill in the blanks.)
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