Starter quiz
- Complete the sentence. We can regroup 1 hundred as ___ tens.
- 1
- 10 ✓
- 100
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- Where is regrouping needed in this column subtraction?
- Regrouping is needed in the ones. ✓
- Regrouping is needed in the tens.
- Regrouping is needed in the ones and tens.
- Regrouping is not needed.
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- Where is regrouping needed in this column subtraction?
- Regrouping is needed in the ones.
- Regrouping is needed in the tens.
- Regrouping is needed in the ones and tens. ✓
- Regrouping is not needed.
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- Calculate the difference.
- '521' ✓
- Calculate the difference.
- '372' ✓
- Calculate the difference.
- '288' ✓
Exit quiz
- Complete the sentence. We can regroup 1 thousand as ____ hundreds.
- 1
- 10 ✓
- 100
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- Where is regrouping needed in this column subtraction?
- Only the ones
- The ones and the tens ✓
- The tens and the hundreds
- Only the hundreds
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- Calculate the difference.
- '1,635' ✓
- Calculate the difference.
- '3,680' ✓
- Sam had 4,991 tickets. She bought an airplane for 3,458 tickets. How many tickets does she have left?
- '1,533' ✓
- Lucas had 2,392 tickets. He bought a car from the ticket shop and had 1,641 tickets left. How many tickets did the car cost?
- 2,351
- 867
- 751 ✓
- 1,568
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Worksheet
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Column subtraction can be used to subtract 4-digit numbers.
- Work from the ones column on the right so that regrouping can be represented.
- If the tens value of the subtrahend is greater than the tens value of the minuend, regroup 1 hundred as 10 tens.
- If the hundreds value of the subtrahend is greater than the hundreds of the minuend, regroup 1 thousand as 10 hundreds.
Common misconception
Trying to subtract 3 from 2 for example without regrouping and seeing the difference as 1
Continually acknowledge the whole and the parts in each 'column' so that children know what we have and what is being subtracted.
Keywords
Column subtraction - Column subtraction is a way of subtracting numbers by writing a number below another.
Regrouping - The process of unitising and exchanging between place values is known as regrouping.
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