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    The document provides instructions for using a hundred chart to solve subtraction problems. Students are asked to solve the equations 34 - 17 and 68 - 34 using a hundred chart. They must then explain in their own words the steps they took to find the answers using the chart. The hundred chart is used to visually represent numbers on a grid and find differences by counting up or down between numbers.

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    The document provides instructions for using a hundred chart to solve subtraction problems. Students are asked to solve the equations 34 - 17 and 68 - 34 using a hundred chart. They must then explain in their own words the steps they took to find the answers using the chart. The hundred chart is used to visually represent numbers on a grid and find differences by counting up or down between numbers.

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    The document provides instructions for using a hundred chart to solve subtraction problems. Students are asked to solve the equations 34 - 17 and 68 - 34 using a hundred chart. They must then explain in their own words the steps they took to find the answers using the chart. The hundred chart is used to visually represent numbers on a grid and find differences by counting up or down between numbers.

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    of 3

    Name: _________________

    Using a hundred chart to solve subtractions

    1. Use the hundred chart to solve the following equation:

    34 – 17 = ____ (1 point)

    (5 points)

    Explain in your own words what you did to find the correct answer (4 points):

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________
    2. Daniel went trick or treating on Halloween and got 68 candies. His best friend

    Alex could not go out on Halloween because he was sick. Daniel decided to

    give Alex 34 of his candies. How many candies does Daniel have left after

    giving some of them to Alex? Write an equation to represent the problem on

    the following line (2 points):

    ______________________________

    Use the following hundred chart to solve your equation:

    (5 points)

    Daniel has ____ candies left (3 points).


    Explain in your own words what you did to find the correct answer (4 points):

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

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