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The ability to
partition numbers (explode them into units, tens, hundreds etc) is essential and is typically introduced in Years 2/3 with the concept of
place value. An understanding of
number partitioning is vital for all subsequently taught methods of calculation.
After understanding
two digit partitioning, children need to understand that three digit numbers are made up of hundreds, tens, and units components. These
3-digit number partitioning worksheets are designed to give children partitioning practice.
Example:
386 = _300_ + _80_ + _6_