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Partitioning Numbers to 100 WORKSHEET

Suitable for Year groups: Year 2
Learning objective: Understand place vlaue to partition numbers

Partitioning Numbers to 100 WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION

Partitioning numbers plays an important role in students ability to calculate mentally with numbers. With this worksheet your pupils will practise fixed and flexible partitioning.

Part-whole models are used in section A where learners will partition numbers into tens and ones. Next, in section B pupils will look at flexible partitioning as they consider different ways to partition two digit numbers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Fixed partitioning means breaking numbers down using place value - so splitting into tens and ones in the same way each time. Flexible partitioning allows Year 2 pupils to split numbers in different creative ways, such as breaking 47 into 40+7, 30+17, or 20+27. Both approaches help develop strong mental calculation skills.