Addition Strategies Maths Games For Year 4 (age 8-9)
Use all the strategies you have learnt to add multiples of 10, 100 and 1000. It is really useful to understand the relationship between addition and subtraction.
Add Two Multiples of 100
Adding two multiples of 100, with a number grid to help. Use this to practise reading larger numbers out loud.
Add Two Multiples of 1000
Now we're adding multiples of 1000 together. Not as hard as it sounds!
Add a Multiple of 10 to a 3-digit Number
Plenty of practice here for adding a multiple of ten (up to 90) to a 3-digit number.
Pairs of Multiples of 50 that Make 1000
Find the missing number that will make the total 1000. All the numbers are multiples of 50, and there is a number grid to help which makes it much easier!
Add Multiples of 1000
A speed test with just one minute to answer as many questions as you can. Don't panic as the clock counts down!
What Must be Added to ... to Make ...?
There's something very fishy about this game as you make the totals up to the next whole thousand.
Relate Subtraction to Addition
Use the information given to find the correct answer: no working out of an addition needs to be done here!
Relate Addition to Subtraction
One addition facts gives you knowledge of two subtraction facts!
Relate Addition To Multiplication
Sometimes an addition question can be done by multiplying. When trying this activity have a look at the Help button on the top right for more info.
Add Several Small Numbers
Look for pairs that make ten when adding four small numbers. That frog just loves flies!
Add Three Multiples of 10
Adding three multiples of ten is very similar to adding three 1-digit numbers. remember, addition can be done in any order so look for easy pairs to add.
Add 3 Numbers
This really is quite tricky so don't expect a high score with this timed challenge. I'm quite pleased if I get 17 or more, and I'm pretty fast with addition!
