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9 January 2026

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Finding Pairs of Numbers That Total 100 – Number Facts and Place Value

A clear and engaging resource designed to support understanding of how to use known number facts and place value to find pairs of numbers that total 100.

This resource explains how number bonds to 10 can be applied to multiples of ten and two-digit numbers, helping learners develop efficient mental strategies for making 100.

Key features:

Clear explanation of using number facts to 10 to find totals of 100

Step-by-step focus on tens and ones to support place value understanding

Worked examples demonstrating different strategies

Visual and structured layout to support independent learning

A range of practice activities covering multiples of ten and two-digit numbers

Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts.

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