1st Grade Math Magnitude Estimate Worksheet

Are you a 1st grade teacher searching for a valuable math resource to engage your young learners? Look no further than this magnitude estimate worksheet designed specifically for your students. With a focus on entities and subjects that are age-appropriate, this worksheet provides a descriptive and declarative approach to teaching math concepts.

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What is the estimated magnitude of 55 + 72?

The estimated magnitude of 55 + 72 is 120.

Estimate the magnitude of 25 - 10.

The magnitude of 25 - 10 is 15.

Approximate the magnitude of 16 + 21.

The approximate magnitude of 16 + 21 is 37.

What is the estimated magnitude of 18 - 9?

The estimated magnitude of 18 - 9 is 9.

Estimate the magnitude of 13 + 29.

The magnitude of 13 + 29 is 42.

Approximate the magnitude of 45 - 27.

The magnitude of 45 - 27 is approximately 18.

What is the estimated magnitude of 28 + 15?

The estimated magnitude of 28 + 15 is approximately 40, since 30 + 15 equals 45, and 28 is slightly less than 30.

Estimate the magnitude of 37 - 24.

The magnitude of 37 - 24 is 13.

Approximate the magnitude of 23 + 11.

The magnitude of 23 + 11 is approximately 34.

What is the estimated magnitude of 56 - 32?

The estimated magnitude of 56 - 32 is around 20, with the exact difference being 24.