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    Sophie jumped 12 times and Tyler jumped 9 times, so Sophie jumped 3 more times than Tyler. Kylie swam 18 laps and Alexis swam 9 laps, so Kylie swam 9 more laps than Alexis. The document provides examples of subtracting numbers by taking them apart to show the difference between amounts for two people or quantities.

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    Sophie jumped 12 times and Tyler jumped 9 times, so Sophie jumped 3 more times than Tyler. Kylie swam 18 laps and Alexis swam 9 laps, so Kylie swam 9 more laps than Alexis. The document provides examples of subtracting numbers by taking them apart to show the difference between amounts for two people or quantities.

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    Sophie jumped 12 times and Tyler jumped 9 times, so Sophie jumped 3 more times than Tyler. Kylie swam 18 laps and Alexis swam 9 laps, so Kylie swam 9 more laps than Alexis. The document provides examples of subtracting numbers by taking them apart to show the difference between amounts for two people or quantities.

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    Name MELISSA MAYORGA

    Lesson 5 Enrich
    Make 10 to Subtract

    Take apart numbers to subtract.


    1. Sophie jumped on one foot 12 times in a row.
    Tyler jumped on one foot 9 times in a row.
    How many more jumps did Sophie jump?

    12 – 9

    5 4

    – =
    12 – 9 = 3 jumps

    2. Kylie swam 18 laps and Alexis swam 9 laps.


    How many more laps did Kylie swim?

    18 – 9

    6 3

    – =
    18 – 9 = 9 laps
    Grade 1 • Chapter 4 Subtraction Strategies to 20 43

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