How many is that?
Hundreds, tens and ones · Alberta Grade 2 · maddyhelps.com
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Count the flats, the rods and the units, and write the number. Say it out loud as “three tens and four” before writing 34 — that sentence is the outcome.
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How many is that?
34, 123, 80, 106.
The last two are the ones worth watching. Eighty has no ones and 106 has no tens, and a zero holding a place empty is the hardest part of place value.
Why this matters is on the numbers to 100 page. More sheets