A comprehensive overview of math concepts and skills for Primary 3 students preparing for the ISEE.
Addition helps us combine things, while subtraction helps us find out how much is left when we take some away.
To add two numbers, start with the ones, then the tens, then the hundreds. If the sum of the ones is greater than 9, you carry over to the tens.
When subtracting, if the top digit is smaller than the bottom one, you borrow from the next place value.
Addition and subtraction are used in word problems about shopping, saving, sharing, and more.
57 + 26 = 83
98 - 43 = 55
Addition combines numbers; subtraction finds what’s left.