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How Many Pennie Does Bob And Ben Has 5 Quarters Does Joe Have Left?
1. Using money and colored counters are also good ways of teaching place value.
2. The three different types of subtraction problems are separation problems, comparison problems, and part-whole problems.
-Separation problems are take away problems, it involves having one amount and taking another from it. For example: Joe had 12 pennies and gave Sue 4 pennies. How many pennies does Joe have left? Answer: Joe has 8 pennies left.
-Comparison problems are problems where you find the difference. For example: Bob has 10 quarters and Ben has 5 quarters. How many more quarters does Bob have than Ben? Answer: Bob has 5 more quarters than Ben has.
-Part-whole problems are when you know one part and you know the total, and the other part needs solved
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