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In a previous lesson, students added and subtracted within 100 without composing or decomposing a ten to solve Compare problems. In this lesson, students add or subtract within 100 without composing or decomposing a ten and share the ways they find unknown addends. During each Synthesis, students share approaches based on place value and discuss the relationship between addition and subtraction.
This lesson also serves the purpose of introducing base-ten blocks as a math tool that can be used to represent greater numbers and computation methods based on place value. Throughout the lesson, students have opportunities to describe the usefulness of this new tool in comparison to connecting cubes and other representations they may use to find unknown values (MP5).
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