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Adding tenths and hundredths. These are just like adding tens and units, but watch out for the decimal point!

Time for something different: true or false?

In these questions, you are told one fact about a sum. Write down three others without doing any more calculating.

Given one fact helps with working out similar facts.

Helping to decide whether it is best to work out the answer in your head or on paper.

Pencil and paper method for subtracting crossing the tens boundary.

Without any written working out, answer these addition and subtraction of multiples of 100.

Use the standard written method to subtract numbers in the thousands. Check by adding the answer to the lower number in the sum.

These really are tricky as two boundaries have to be crossed. Remember 0 take away 7 is not 7!!

Sets of quick mental arithmetic questions. Subtracting single digits and 2-digit numbers.

Two sets of questions to keep those addition and subtraction skills up to scrath.

Remember to keep the decimal point in line when practising these subtraction of money questions.