Year 3
Adding and subtracting 1000
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will learn how to add and subtract 1000 using our understanding of place value. We will also investigate a range of visual representations of subtraciton.
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5 Questions
Q1.
When comparing numbers you compare the digits in the thousands place first.
False
Q2.
Choose the incorrect statement.
5489 < 6589
6245 > 5642
Q3.
Choose the incorrect statement.
5454 > 4545
6894 > 4986
Q4.
Choose the correct statement. The numbers should be ordered from lowest to highest.
4125, 5899, 1245
5899 , 4125, 1245
Q5.
Choose the correct statement. The numbers should be ordered from highest to lowest.
3256, 4589, 8945
4589, 3256, 8945
6 Questions
Q1.
When adding 1000, what happens to the ones digit?
The ones digit moves one place to the left and a zero is put in the ones place as a place holder
Q2.
What is 1000 more than 2456?
102456
1456
Q3.
What is 1000 less than 5369?
369
6369
Q4.
What is 1000 more than 389?
10389
489
Q5.
What is 1000 less than 1457?
1357
2457
Q6.
The headteacher bought new books for the school library. It cost £1538. She then decided to buy some more that cost £1000. How much did the headteacher spend on new books in total?
1538
538