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1 Front End & Rounding Gwendolyn Best Suffolk Public Schools
Estimation Strategies

2 Estimation The next few slides will help you test your
estimation skills.

3 Can I buy three for $100? 45

4 Can I buy three for $100? $23

5 Can I buy 5 for $50? $11.87 The basketball would have to cost ______ or less for me to purchase five of them for $50.

6 Can I buy three for $20? CHECKERS $4.95

7 Rounding to the highest Place Value
Round each number to its highest possible place value. Some numbers will be rounded to ten- thousands, thousands, hundreds, or tens.

8 What is the highest place value of each number?
, What is the highest place value of each number? 375 Hundreds 26 Tens 1,427 Thousands 216

9 Round to the highest place.
375 Hundreds 400 26 Tens 30 1,427 Thousands 1,000 216 200

10 After you round, add the numbers!
400   30 1000 + 200 1630

11 Round each number to the highest place value?
8857   4758 7045 8857   4758 7045 + 2110 9000 5000 7000

12 Estimate to choose the most reasonable answer.
Between 11,000 and 15,000 Between 16,000 and 20,000 Between 20,000 and 25,000 Between 28,000 and 33,000 9000   5000 7000 +2000

13 Round each number to the highest place value?
247 6542 489 247 6542 489 200 7000 500

14 200 7000 500 + 90 A little less than 7,000 A little less than 8,000
A little more than 8,000 A little more than 10,000 200 7000 500

15 Round each number to the highest place value?
5028 6732 1285 5000 5028 6732 1285 7000 1000

16 Front End Estimation Estimation Strategy

17 FRONT END The name of this strategy gives you a clue about how it is used. The word FRONT should remind you that you are only concerned with the front portion of the number. Many people think this strategy is easier than rounding to the highest place value.

18 Draw a line through your list of numbers so that you have at least one digit from each addend in front of (before) the line. Change all numbers after the line to zeros. 4,329 748 2,398 4,32 0 74 0 2,39 0 All numbers before the line stay the same.

19 Where will we place the line if using front end estimation?
, Where will we place the line if using front end estimation? 375 37 0 26 2 0 1,427 1,42 0 216 21 0

20 Use the front end estimation strategy.
8857   4758 7045 8857   4758 7045 + 2110 8000 4000 7000

21 Very EASY when the addends have the same number of digits
8857   4758 7045 8000 8857   4758 7045 + 2110 4000 7000 Draw the line after the first number In each addend.

22 Estimate to choose the most reasonable answer.
Between 11,000 and 15,000 Between 16,000 and 20,000 Between 20,000 and 25,000 Between 28,000 and 33,000 8000   4000 7000 +2000

23 Use the front end estimation strategy.
247 6542 489 247 6542 489 240 6540 480

24 Estimate to find the best answer.
A little more than 7,000 A little more than 8,000 A little less than 9,000 A little less than 10,000 240 6540 480 7350

25 Use the front end estimation strategy.
5028 6732 1285 5000 5028 6732 1285 6700 1200

26 Estimate and choose the most reasonable answer.
Between 11,000 and 15,000 Between 16,000 and 20,000 Between 20,000 and 25,000 Between 28,000 and 33,000 5000 6700 1200 13700

27 Which one rounds to the highest place value?
3,876 5,814 3,176 + 7,895 4,000 6,000 3,000 + 8,000 3,000 5,000 + 7,000

28 Which one rounds to the highest place value?
9,876 8,514 6,092 + 3,895 9,000 8,000 6,000 + 3,000 10,000 9,000 6,000 + 4,000


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