Week 13: 3-Digit Addition & Subtraction
Key Skills: Hundreds place; regrouping across zeros
Focus: Introduce the hundreds place. Students add 3-digit numbers without regrouping.
Key Concept: Add ones, then tens, then hundreds — same as 2-digit, just one more column.
Hands-on: Use base-ten blocks to show hundreds flats, tens rods, and ones cubes.
Focus: Regrouping from ones to tens, and tens to hundreds.
Key Concept: When a column adds to more than 9, carry to the next column.
Common Error: Forgetting to add the carried number. Have students circle carries.
Focus: Subtraction without regrouping, then with regrouping.
Key Concept: Borrow from the next column when you can't subtract.
Hands-on: Use base-ten blocks to physically trade a hundred for ten tens, or a ten for ten ones.
Focus: Apply 3-digit addition and subtraction to real-world problems.
Key Concept: Identify whether to add or subtract based on keywords (left, remaining = subtract; total, altogether = add).
Challenge: Two-step problems requiring both operations.
Focus: Mixed practice and self-assessment.
Key Concept: Check work using inverse operations (addition checks subtraction, subtraction checks addition).
Assessment: Self-check emojis help students reflect on their confidence.
Section 2: 377, 567, 359, 737, 377, 477
Section 5: 477, 486, 387, 587, 558, 484
Section 2: 412, 604, 563, 701
Section 3: 415, 605, 503, 623, 623, 464
Section 4: Mistake 1: forgot to carry; Answer: 412. Mistake 2: forgot to carry; Answer: 604
Section 5: 435, 631, 543, 616, 624, 463
Section 2: 222, 211, 222, 222, 222, 202
Section 5: 258, 254, 255, 258
Section 6: 256, 256, 256, 259, 256, 278
Section 1: 222 books, $158
Section 2: 256 apples, 159 toys
Section 3: 633 feet, 387 toys, 157 students, 172 pages
Section 4: 315, 209, 209 cookies left
Section 1: 412, 604, 563, 701, 623, 464
Section 2: 256, 256, 256, 259, 256, 278
Section 3: 612, 345, 645, 278, 635, 252
Section 4: 167, 333, 278, 334
Section 5: 345, 734
Support: Provide 2-digit review problems first. Use color-coded place value charts.
Extension: Challenge students with 4-digit numbers or problems borrowing across zeros (e.g., 502 - 167).