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Column addition Yesterday we learnt to add vertically in columns

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1 Column addition Yesterday we learnt to add vertically in columns
Can you remember the main things to remember? ©

2 Column addition Start on the right-hand side
Put only number in a square Write the + Put units under units and tens under tens ©

3 Column addition - carrying
5 7 + 2 5 8 2 1 ©

4 To access the remaining 13 slides, covering: more visual examples
examples for you to model how to work out a version of the success criteria with carrying Visit ©

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