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A number can be partitioned into different pairs of numbers

Early YearsNCETM Ready to Progress3 resources teach this

What this means, in plain words

Partitioning means splitting a number into parts that add back to the whole, such as 46 as 40 and 6, or as 30 and 16.

Number work here is about how our number system is built, and about knowing what a number is worth rather than just how it is spelled.

Tagged to Early Years in ncetm ready to progress. 3 resources in the library teach it.

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Composition: A number can be partitioned into different pairs of numbers (1)

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Composition: A number can be partitioned into different pairs of numbers (2)

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Composition: A number can be partitioned into different pairs of numbers (3)

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