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Instructions

Hi River! Let's practice with number bonds.

Remember, in a number bond, the top number is the whole and the two numbers connected to it are the parts. The two parts always add up to make the whole.

  1. Look at each number bond puzzle below.
  2. Ask yourself: "Is the whole number already given at the top?" If the whole is there, you need to subtract to find the missing part.
  3. With your pencil, draw a circle around all the puzzles where you need to subtract.
  4. Now, go back and solve only the problems you circled by writing the missing number in the empty box. You can ignore the other ones!

[ 100 ]
 /   \
[ 45 ] [  ?  ]
[  ?  ]
 /   \
[ 50 ] [ 60 ]
[ 250 ]
 /   \
[  ?  ] [ 100 ]
[  ?  ]
 /   \
[ 110 ] [ 20 ]
[ 88 ]
 /   \
[ 30 ] [  ?  ]
[  ?  ]
 /   \
[ 250 ] [ 150 ]
[ 345 ]
 /   \
[ 120 ] [  ?  ]
[  ?  ]
 /   \
[ 35 ] [ 45 ]
[ 720 ]
 /   \
[ 500 ] [  ?  ]



Answer Key

Problems to Circle and Solve (The Subtraction Problems):

You should have circled the five problems below. Here are the answers for them.

[ 100 ]
 /   \
[ 45 ] [ 55 ]

(100 - 45 = 55)

[ 250 ]
 /   \
[ 150 ] [ 100 ]

(250 - 100 = 150)

[ 88 ]
 /   \
[ 30 ] [ 58 ]

(88 - 30 = 58)

[ 345 ]
 /   \
[ 120 ] [ 225 ]

(345 - 120 = 225)

[ 720 ]
 /   \
[ 500 ] [ 220 ]

(720 - 500 = 220)

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