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Mental MathMental Math
Mental ComputationMental Computation
Grade 4Grade 4
Quick AdditionQuick Addition This strategy can be used when no regrouping is This strategy can be used when no regrouping is
needed.needed. Begin at the front end of the number.Begin at the front end of the number.
Example: 71 + 12Example: 71 + 12 Think: Think: add the 7 from 71 and the 1 from add the 7 from 71 and the 1 from
12 to get 8, then add the 1 from the 71 12 to get 8, then add the 1 from the 71 and the 2 from the 12 to get 3. The and the 2 from the 12 to get 3. The answer is 83.answer is 83.
Then this is applied to sums involving Then this is applied to sums involving thousands.thousands.
Quick AdditionQuick Addition
73 + 2673 + 2632 + 5432 + 5461 + 3561 + 35
723 + 134723 + 134406 + 202406 + 202
72 + 1372 + 1364 + 3264 + 32
292 + 702292 + 702534 + 435534 + 435342 + 232342 + 232
Quick AdditionQuick Addition
6621 + 21006621 + 21001452 + 82001452 + 82004423 + 12004423 + 1200300 + 2078300 + 2078
7600 + 20647600 + 20646334 + 22006334 + 22005200 + 37005200 + 37006245 + 17126245 + 17124678 + 32114678 + 32116621 + 21006621 + 2100
Front End AdditionFront End Addition Add the highest place values and then add the Add the highest place values and then add the
sums of the next place values.sums of the next place values.
Example: 37 + 26Example: 37 + 26 Think: Think: 30 and 20 is 50, 7 and 6 is 13, and 30 and 20 is 50, 7 and 6 is 13, and
50 plus 13 is 63.50 plus 13 is 63.
Example: 450 + 380Example: 450 + 380 Think: Think: 400 and 300 is 700, 50 and 80 is 400 and 300 is 700, 50 and 80 is
130, and 700 plus 130 is 830.130, and 700 plus 130 is 830.
Front End AdditionFront End Addition
34 + 1834 + 1815 + 6615 + 6653 + 2953 + 2974 + 1974 + 19
190 + 430190 + 430340 + 220340 + 220470 + 360470 + 360607 + 304607 + 304
4200 + 53004200 + 53007700 + 11007700 + 1100
Front End AdditionFront End Addition
67 + 2267 + 2242 + 4542 + 45
561 + 220561 + 2206300 + 18006300 + 18006100 + 28006100 + 28005200 + 34005200 + 34007800 + 21007800 + 21003200 + 45003200 + 45004700 + 24004700 + 2400
10 300 + 440010 300 + 4400
Finding CompatiblesFinding Compatibles
Look for pairs of numbers that add easily Look for pairs of numbers that add easily to make a sum that will be easy to work to make a sum that will be easy to work with. Last year, we looked for numbers with. Last year, we looked for numbers that added easily to 100. This year, we that added easily to 100. This year, we need to look for numbers that add easily to need to look for numbers that add easily to 1000.1000.
Example: 400 + 720 + 600Example: 400 + 720 + 600 Think: Think: 400 and 600 is 1000, and 1000 400 and 600 is 1000, and 1000
plus 720 is 1720.plus 720 is 1720.
Finding CompatiblesFinding Compatibles
60 + 30 + 4060 + 30 + 4075 + 95 + 2575 + 95 + 25
300 + 437 + 700300 + 437 + 700800 + 740 + 200800 + 740 + 200900 + 100 + 485900 + 100 + 485310 + 700 + 300310 + 700 + 300750 + 250 + 330750 + 250 + 330200 + 225 + 800200 + 225 + 800342 + 500 + 500342 + 500 + 500600 + 400 + 230600 + 400 + 230
Finding CompatiblesFinding Compatibles
25 + 47 + 7525 + 47 + 7575 + 98 + 2575 + 98 + 2555 + 50 + 5055 + 50 + 50
300 + 445 + 700300 + 445 + 700800 + 200 + 789800 + 200 + 789400 + 983 + 600400 + 983 + 600989 + 900 + 100989 + 900 + 100878 + 500 + 500878 + 500 + 500100 + 234 + 900100 + 234 + 900
353 + 700 + 3000353 + 700 + 3000
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge In this strategy, you leave the first number as it is In this strategy, you leave the first number as it is
and then add the place values from the next and then add the place values from the next number one at a time.number one at a time.
Example: 45 + 36Example: 45 + 36 Think: Think: 45 and 30 (from the 36) is 75, and 75 45 and 30 (from the 36) is 75, and 75
plus 6 (the rest of the 36) is 81.plus 6 (the rest of the 36) is 81.
Example: 537 + 208Example: 537 + 208 Think: Think: 537 and 200 is 737, and 737 plus 8 is 537 and 200 is 737, and 737 plus 8 is
745.745.
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge
37 + 4537 + 4538 + 4338 + 4372 + 2872 + 28
325 + 220325 + 220439 + 250439 + 250142 + 202142 + 202301 + 435301 + 435506 + 270506 + 270370 + 327370 + 327747 + 150747 + 150
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge
71 + 2871 + 2836 + 4236 + 4248 + 5148 + 51
106 + 31106 + 31412 + 26412 + 26
703 + 140703 + 140335 + 431335 + 431214 + 72214 + 72
526 + 331526 + 331605 + 224605 + 224
CompensationCompensation Change one number in a sum to a nearby ten or hundred Change one number in a sum to a nearby ten or hundred
and then adjust the answer to compensate for the original and then adjust the answer to compensate for the original change.change.
Example: 52 + 39Example: 52 + 39 Think: Think: 52 plus 40 is 92, but I added one too many 52 plus 40 is 92, but I added one too many
to take me to the next 10, so to compensate: I to take me to the next 10, so to compensate: I subtract one from my answer, 92 – to get 91.subtract one from my answer, 92 – to get 91.
Example: 345 + 198Example: 345 + 198 Think: Think: 345 + 200 is 545, but I added 2 too many, 345 + 200 is 545, but I added 2 too many,
so I subtract 2 from 545 to get 543.so I subtract 2 from 545 to get 543.
CompensationCompensation
43 + 943 + 945 + 845 + 8
44 + 2744 + 2756 + 856 + 8
225 + 49225 + 49504 + 199504 + 199826 + 99826 + 99371 + 18371 + 18
326 + 298326 + 298304 + 399304 + 399
CompensationCompensation
56 + 856 + 865 + 2965 + 29
125 + 49125 + 49412 + 499412 + 499526 + 799526 + 799621 + 103621 + 103534 + 104534 + 104461 + 101461 + 101342 + 102342 + 102710 + 105710 + 105
Make 10s, 100s, or 1000sMake 10s, 100s, or 1000s This strategy adds to one addend to make 10, 100, or 1000.This strategy adds to one addend to make 10, 100, or 1000.
Example: 58 + 6Example: 58 + 6 Think: Think: 58 + 2 (from the 6) is 60 plus 4 (the other 58 + 2 (from the 6) is 60 plus 4 (the other
part of 6) is 64.part of 6) is 64.
Example: 350 + 59Example: 350 + 59 Think: Think: 350 plus 50 (from the 59) is 400, and 400 350 plus 50 (from the 59) is 400, and 400
plus 9 (the other part of 59) is 409.plus 9 (the other part of 59) is 409.
Example: 7400 + 790Example: 7400 + 790 Think: Think: 7400 plus 600 (from the 790) is 8000, and 7400 plus 600 (from the 790) is 8000, and
8000 plus 190 (the other part of 790) is 8190.8000 plus 190 (the other part of 790) is 8190.
Make 10s, 100s, or 1000sMake 10s, 100s, or 1000s
680 + 78680 + 78570 + 41570 + 41560 + 89560 + 89490 + 18490 + 18450 + 62450 + 62
2800 + 4602800 + 4608900 + 2308900 + 2303600 + 5223600 + 5225900 + 6605900 + 6603500 + 5903500 + 590
Make 10s, 100s, or 1000sMake 10s, 100s, or 1000s
870 + 57870 + 57170 + 40170 + 40630 + 73630 + 73780 + 67780 + 67
4700 + 4704700 + 4701700 + 8701700 + 8702200 + 9102200 + 9106300 + 8556300 + 8554800 + 4504800 + 4501800 + 7701800 + 770
Subtraction – Quick SubtractionSubtraction – Quick Subtraction
This strategy should be used when no This strategy should be used when no regrouping is needed.regrouping is needed.
Begin with the front end number.Begin with the front end number.
Example: 86 – 23Example: 86 – 23 Think: Think: 8 take away 2 is 6 and then 6 8 take away 2 is 6 and then 6
take away 3 is 3. The answer is 63.take away 3 is 3. The answer is 63.
Quick SubtractionQuick Subtraction
38 – 2538 – 2527 – 1527 – 1597 – 3597 – 3578 – 4678 – 46
745 – 23745 – 23947 – 35947 – 35
357 – 135357 – 135845 – 542845 – 542452 – 311452 – 311624 - 112624 - 112
Quick SubtractionQuick Subtraction
82 – 1182 – 1176 – 3476 – 3485 – 3185 – 3148 – 2348 – 23
846 – 324846 – 324537 – 101537 – 101704 – 502704 – 502809 – 408809 – 408639 – 628639 – 6288605 - 3048605 - 304
Back Through the 10/100 Back Through the 10/100 ExtensionExtension
Subtract a part of one of the numbers to get to the nearest Subtract a part of one of the numbers to get to the nearest tens or hundreds, and then subtract the rest of the number.tens or hundreds, and then subtract the rest of the number.
This strategy is probably most effective when one of the This strategy is probably most effective when one of the numbers is not too great.numbers is not too great.
Example: 74 – 6Example: 74 – 6 Think: Think: 74 subtract 4 (one part of the 6) is 70 and 74 subtract 4 (one part of the 6) is 70 and
70 subtract 2 (the other part of the 6) is 68.70 subtract 2 (the other part of the 6) is 68.
Example: 530 – 70Example: 530 – 70 Think: Think: 530 subtract 30 (one part of the 70) is 500 530 subtract 30 (one part of the 70) is 500
and 500 subtract 40 (the other part of the 70) is and 500 subtract 40 (the other part of the 70) is 460.460.
Back Through the 10/100Back Through the 10/100
15 – 615 – 613 – 413 – 413 – 613 – 674 – 774 – 7
850 – 70850 – 70420 – 60420 – 60760 – 70760 – 70970 – 80970 – 80340 – 70340 – 70320 - 50320 - 50
Back Through the 10/100Back Through the 10/100
42 – 742 – 761 – 561 – 515 – 715 – 797 – 897 – 834 – 734 – 7
810 – 50810 – 50630 – 60630 – 60462 – 70462 – 70852 – 70852 – 70424 - 60424 - 60
Up Through 10/100Up Through 10/100 This strategy is an extension of the “counting up through 10” strategy This strategy is an extension of the “counting up through 10” strategy
that you learned in Grade 3. Count the difference between the two that you learned in Grade 3. Count the difference between the two numbers by starting with the smaller and adding to this amount the rest numbers by starting with the smaller and adding to this amount the rest of the distance to the greater number.of the distance to the greater number.
This strategy is most effective when the two numbers in the question are This strategy is most effective when the two numbers in the question are close together.close together.
Example: 84 – 77Example: 84 – 77 Think: Think: It is 3 from 77 to 80 and 4 from 80 to 84; therefore, It is 3 from 77 to 80 and 4 from 80 to 84; therefore,
the difference is 3 plus 4, or 7.the difference is 3 plus 4, or 7.
Example: 613 – 594Example: 613 – 594 Think: Think: It is 6 594 to 600 and 13 from 600 to 613; therefore, It is 6 594 to 600 and 13 from 600 to 613; therefore,
the difference is 6 plus 13, or 19.the difference is 6 plus 13, or 19.
Up Through 10/100Up Through 10/100
95 – 8695 – 8658 – 4958 – 4988 – 7988 – 7967 – 5967 – 5934 – 2734 – 27
715 – 698715 – 698411 – 398411 – 398727 – 698727 – 698612 – 596612 – 596916 - 897916 - 897
Up Through 10/100Up Through 10/100
62 – 5562 – 5546 – 3846 – 3871 – 6371 – 6342 – 3642 – 3661 – 5661 – 56
846 – 799846 – 799817 – 798817 – 798513 – 498513 – 498631 – 597631 – 597716 - 699716 - 699
CompensationCompensation Change one of the numbers to the nearest ten or Change one of the numbers to the nearest ten or
hundred, carrying out the subtraction, and the hundred, carrying out the subtraction, and the adjust the answer to compensate for the original adjust the answer to compensate for the original change.change.
Example: 56 – 18Example: 56 – 18 Think: Think: 56 – 20 = 36, but I subtracted 2 too 56 – 20 = 36, but I subtracted 2 too
many; so, I add 2 to the answer to get 38.many; so, I add 2 to the answer to get 38.
Example: 145 – 99Example: 145 – 99 Think: Think: 145 – 100 is 45, but I subtracted 1 145 – 100 is 45, but I subtracted 1
too many; so, I add 1 to 45 to get 46.too many; so, I add 1 to 45 to get 46.
CompensationCompensation
74 – 1974 – 1965 – 2965 – 2984 – 1784 – 1787 – 987 – 915 – 815 – 8
673 – 99673 – 99775 – 198775 – 198641 – 197641 – 197765 – 99765 – 99854 - 399854 - 399
CompensationCompensation
83 – 2883 – 2892 – 3992 – 3973 – 1773 – 1718 – 918 – 9
534 – 398534 – 398802 – 397802 – 397721 – 497721 – 497953 – 499953 – 499647 – 198647 – 198444 - 97444 - 97
Balancing for a Constant DifferenceBalancing for a Constant Difference
This is a new strategy for Grade 4.This is a new strategy for Grade 4. Both numbers change to make subtraction easier Both numbers change to make subtraction easier
by adding or subtracting.by adding or subtracting.
Example: 87 – 19Example: 87 – 19 Think: Think: Add 1 to both numbers to get 88 – Add 1 to both numbers to get 88 –
20; so, 68 is the answer.20; so, 68 is the answer.
Example: 345 – 198Example: 345 – 198 Think: Think: Add 2 to both numbers to get 347 – Add 2 to both numbers to get 347 –
200; so, the answer is 147.200; so, the answer is 147.
Balancing for a Constant DifferenceBalancing for a Constant Difference
85 – 1885 – 1878 – 1978 – 1988 – 4888 – 4883 – 2183 – 2195 – 4295 – 42
649 – 299649 – 299912 – 797912 – 797631 – 499631 – 499971 – 696971 – 696659 - 204659 - 204
Balancing for a Constant DifferenceBalancing for a Constant Difference
67 – 3267 – 3242 – 1742 – 1767 – 1867 – 1894 – 1794 – 1775 – 1275 – 12
736 – 402736 – 402948 – 301948 – 301563 – 397563 – 397737 – 398737 – 398811 - 597811 - 597
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge Begin with the first number (minuend) and Begin with the first number (minuend) and
subtract the second number (subtrahend) subtract the second number (subtrahend) beginning with the highest place value.beginning with the highest place value.
Example: 92 – 26Example: 92 – 26 Think: Think: 92 subtract 20 (from the 26) is 72 92 subtract 20 (from the 26) is 72
and 72 subtract 6 is 66.and 72 subtract 6 is 66.
Example: 745 – 203Example: 745 – 203 Think: Think: 745 subtract 200 (from the 203) is 745 subtract 200 (from the 203) is
545 and 545 minus 3 is 542.545 and 545 minus 3 is 542.
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge
73 – 3773 – 3777 – 4277 – 4295 – 2795 – 2752 – 3352 – 3393 – 7493 – 74
736 – 301736 – 301632 – 208632 – 208928 – 210928 – 210647 – 120647 – 120848 - 220848 - 220
Break Up and BridgeBreak Up and Bridge
74 – 1574 – 1585 – 4685 – 4686 – 5486 – 5498 – 2298 – 2277 – 1577 – 15
741 – 306741 – 306847 – 402847 – 402
3580 – 1303580 – 130927 – 605927 – 605758 - 240758 - 240
Multiplication - DoublesMultiplication - Doubles
Connect the two times tables with Connect the two times tables with doubling.doubling.
2 x 22 x 2
4 x 24 x 2
2 x 52 x 5
10 x 210 x 2
2 x 32 x 3
Multiplication – the fivesMultiplication – the fives
Think of the clock. Each number is 5 Think of the clock. Each number is 5 minutes. minutes.
5 x 35 x 3
5 x 6 5 x 6
5 x 25 x 2
1 x 51 x 5
7 x 57 x 5
Multiplication – the onesMultiplication – the ones
NO CHANGE!NO CHANGE! When multiplying by one, make no change to When multiplying by one, make no change to
the other number.the other number. 5 x 1 = 55 x 1 = 5
3 x 13 x 12 x 12 x 11 x 9 1 x 9 1 x 81 x 86 x 16 x 1
Multiplication – The tricky zerosMultiplication – The tricky zeros
When a number, such as 2, is multiplied When a number, such as 2, is multiplied by zero, say to yourself – two groups of by zero, say to yourself – two groups of nothing is still nothing.nothing is still nothing.
4 x 0 4 x 0 8 x 0 8 x 0 3 x 0 3 x 0 0 x 50 x 50 x 70 x 7
Multiplication – The ThreesMultiplication – The Threes
Double the number plus one more.Double the number plus one more. Example: 3 x 2 Example: 3 x 2 Think: Think: double two is four plus one more double two is four plus one more
two is six.two is six.3 x 43 x 45 x 35 x 33 x 63 x 67 x 37 x 39 x 39 x 3
Multiplication – Four FactsMultiplication – Four Facts
The double – double strategyThe double – double strategy Example: 4 x 4Example: 4 x 4 Think: 4 x 2 = 8, 8 x 2 = 16Think: 4 x 2 = 8, 8 x 2 = 16
4 x 24 x 24 x 64 x 65 x 45 x 47 x 47 x 44 x 34 x 3
Multiplication – Sixes Multiplication – Sixes
Multiply by 5 and add one moreMultiply by 5 and add one more Or double your threes.Or double your threes.
Example: 6 x 2Example: 6 x 2Think: 5 x 2 = 10 plus one more 2 = 12Think: 5 x 2 = 10 plus one more 2 = 12Or think: 3 x 2 = 6 plus 3 x 2 = 6 adds up to 12.Or think: 3 x 2 = 6 plus 3 x 2 = 6 adds up to 12.
6 x 16 x 16 x 36 x 34 x 64 x 67 x 67 x 68 x 68 x 6
Multiplication - SevensMultiplication - Sevens
Multiply by 5 and add two more groups.Multiply by 5 and add two more groups. Example: 7 x 2Example: 7 x 2 Think: 5 x 2 = 10 and then add 2 x 2 = 4 for 14Think: 5 x 2 = 10 and then add 2 x 2 = 4 for 14
7 x 47 x 4
3 x 73 x 7
7 x 57 x 5
1 x 71 x 7
6 x 76 x 7
Multiplication - eightsMultiplication - eights
Double three times.Double three times. Example: 8 x 8Example: 8 x 8 Think: 8 x 2 = 16, then 16 x 2 = 32, and then 32 Think: 8 x 2 = 16, then 16 x 2 = 32, and then 32
plus 32 = 64.plus 32 = 64.
8 x 38 x 38 x 58 x 57 x 87 x 89 x 89 x 84 x 84 x 8
Multiplication – Nifty ninesMultiplication – Nifty nines
Multiply by ten and then subtract one group.Multiply by ten and then subtract one group. Example: 9 x 2Example: 9 x 2 Think: 10 x 2 = 20 subtract two equals 18.Think: 10 x 2 = 20 subtract two equals 18.
9 x 19 x 1
3 x 93 x 9
5 x 95 x 9
9 x 69 x 6
8 x 98 x 9