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Add Ten to a Number Up to 50

In this worksheet, students will practise adding ten to a two-digit number within the number range 0-50.

'Add Ten to a Number Up to 50' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 1

Year:  Year 2 Maths worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Number: Addition and Subtraction

Curriculum subtopic:   Solve Add/Subtract Problems to 100

Popular topics:   Addition worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

This activity focuses on counting and comparing numbers.

 

boy counting

 

Example

Joe eats 13 sweets.

Kiran eats 10 sweets more than Joe.

 

 

How many sweets does Kiran eat?

 

Answer

Write the number that is 10 more than 13.

You can use the number line to help you count.

Start at 13 and then count 10 more.

13 + 10 = 23

 

number line to 20

 

Another way to think of it is to split your starting number into tens and ones. 13 is 1 ten and 3 ones.

If you add on 10, you only need to change the number of tens, from 1 ten to 2 tens. You don't need to change the number of ones.

So, 13 add 10 becomes 23.

 

Easy, right?

 

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