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2nd Grade Math
11. 2.NBT.B.7
11.2 Regrouping place values up to 999
Regrouping Place Values up to 999
Master trading ones, tens, and hundreds when adding and subtracting numbers up to 999, with step-by-step carrying and borrowing examples.
What You'll Learn
Recognize that regrouping trades 10 units in one place value for 1 unit in the next place value
Apply carrying in addition when a column total reaches 10 or more, such as \( 148 + 275 = 423 \)
Apply borrowing in subtraction when the top digit is smaller than the bottom digit, such as \( 342 - 167 = 175 \)
Identify hundreds, tens, and ones columns before adding or subtracting to line digits up correctly
Track a regrouped ten or hundred by writing a small carried or borrowed digit above the next column
Check answers by reversing the operation, since \( 423 - 275 = 148 \) confirms the addition above
What You'll Practice
1
Filling in blanks to show different place value combinations
2
Selecting equivalent representations of the same number
3
Converting between tens and ones in three-digit numbers
Why This Matters
Regrouping place values builds your number sense and flexibility with numbers, which is essential for mental math, addition and subtraction with regrouping, and understanding how our number system works in everyday situations like counting money.
This Unit Includes
Practice exercises
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Place Value
Regrouping
Number Sense
Decomposition
Three-Digit Numbers

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