Write tens and ones – up to 100

Keynotes :

1. Understanding Place Value

• Place Value: Numbers are composed of digits, and each digit has a specific place value.
  • Tens: Groups of ten.
  • Ones: Individual units.

2. Counting and Grouping

• Counting to 100: Practice counting from 1 to 100.
• Grouping in Tens: Group objects into sets of ten to understand tens.
  • Example: 47 can be grouped as four tens and seven ones.

3. Representing Numbers

• Visual Representation: Use objects like blocks or counters to represent numbers up to 100.
  • Example: 65 is shown as six groups of ten and five individual blocks.

• Drawing: Draw groups of ten and ones.
  • Example: Draw seven sets of ten circles and eight additional circles for 40.

4. Writing Numbers in Tens and Ones

• Number Formation: Write numbers showing tens and ones.
  • Example: 53 is 5 tens and 3 ones.

• Using a Place Value Chart: Use a place value chart to separate tens and ones.
  • Example: For 44, write 4 in the tens column and 4 in the ones column.

5. Examples

• 21 = 2 tens and 1 one
• 37 = 3 tens and 7 ones
• 85 = 8 tens and 5 ones
• 100 = 10 tens and 0 ones

Learn with an example

Let’s practice!