Number recognition
Greater than and less than
Compare number pairs, explain which value is greater or less, and place an original neutral greater-than, less-than, or equal symbol between them.
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Place value cut and paste
Build tens and ones with cut-out models, or choose a place-name extension that labels seven digit positions from ones through millions.
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For the starter sheet, cut and paste the tens and ones that build each target number. The place-name extension uses a seven-digit number and cut-out labels.
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Learning objective
What this activity builds
Compose a two-digit number as a quantity of tens and leftover ones.
Worked example
Build 14 with tens and ones.
1 ten and 4 ones.
One group of ten accounts for 10; four single units make 4 more, so 10 + 4 = 14.
Teaching notes
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- Build the number with loose counters before using the paper pieces.
- Use the seven-place labeling extension only when the learner already understands how each position changes a digit’s value.
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