2nd Grade Math - NBT.B.6 - Adding Up To Four Two-Digit Numbers
11 Questions
Adding Up To Four Two-Digit Numbers Introduction
Find the sum of 28 and 35 and 13.
Which expression is equal to 100?
Type in the sum of the numbers below.
Add.
Which number would make the following equation true?
Which expressions below have a sum greater than 80? Select ALL that apply.
Smith elementary school had a bake sale. The table below represents how many cookies were left over once the bake sale ended.
Click on the three numbers that have a sum of 72.
Teresa added up the pennies that she and her three sisters had. The total is shown in the table below.
Are these sums equal? Explain.
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