Tens and Ones
Learn to break numbers into tens and ones
What You'll Learn
- Understand that 2-digit numbers have tens and ones
- Count the tens and ones in a number
- Use place value blocks to show numbers
📖Understanding Tens and Ones
Every 2-digit number is made of tens and ones. For example, 34 has 3 tens and 4 ones. The tens are like bundles of 10 sticks, and the ones are single sticks.
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The first digit tells you how many tens, and the second digit tells you how many ones!
Practice Worksheets
Tens and Ones (Set A)
Break 2-digit numbers into tens and ones
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Tens and Ones (Set B)
More practice with tens and ones
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Tens and Ones (Set C)
Additional tens and ones practice
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Tens and Ones (Set D)
Keep practicing tens and ones
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Tens and Ones (Set E)
Master breaking apart numbers
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