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Place Value: Numbers to 100 Lessons 4-1 to 4-5 Devyn Singleton Cohort 21 Tech 290 September 17, 2008

2nd Grade Ones and Tens

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This is a slideshow to assist in lessons that have to do with numbers. Teaching students about ones, tens, number words, and place value. Enjoy!

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Page 1: 2nd Grade Ones and Tens

Place Value: Numbers to 100Lessons 4-1 to 4-5

Devyn Singleton

Cohort 21 Tech 290

September 17, 2008

Page 2: 2nd Grade Ones and Tens

Standards

• NS 1.1 (Key standard) Count, read, and write whole numbers to 1,000 and identify the place value for each digit.

• NS 1.3 (Key standard) Order and compare whole numbers to 1,000 by using the symbols <, =, >.

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Numbers

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Models for Tens

• How can you use ones to make tens?

• Ones

• Ones are separated • Tens

• Connect ten ones together to make a ten

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Models for Tens

• 10 ones = 1 ten train

• 20 ones = 2 ten trains

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Models for Tens

1.____ ones

Make ____ tens

2.____ ones

Make ____ tens

Do you understand?

Why do we group ones into tens?

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Models for Tens and Ones

• In a two-digit number, what do the first and second digits tell you?

• Show 23.

___ tens ___ ones

Tens Ones

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Models for Tens and Ones

• Circle groups of ten

How many tens?

How many ones?

Put the tens and ones together.

What number is this model showing?

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Models for Tens and Ones

Circle groups of ten

1. ____ tens ____ ones

____

2.

____ ten ____ ones

____

How many tens are in 54? How do you know?

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Reading and Writing Numbers

• How are numbers through 99 written as words?

• Number words• Digit

1. 28___ tens ___ ones_______________2. 56___ tens ___ones_______________

Ones Teens Tens1 One

2 ______

3 three

____ four

5 five

6 ______

___seven

8 ______

9 nine

11 eleven

__ twelve

13 thirteen14 fourteen

__ fifteen

16 ______17 seventeen

__ eighteen

19 nineteen

10 ten

20 _____

___ thirty

40 _____

50 fifty

60 sixty70 seventy

___ eighty

90 ninety

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Reading and Writing Numbers

Ones Teens Tens1 One

2 ______

3 three

____ four

5 five

6 ______

___seven

8 ______

9 nine

11 eleven

__ twelve

13 thirteen14 fourteen

__ fifteen

16 ______17 seventeen

__ eighteen

19 nineteen

10 ten

20 _____

___ thirty

40 _____

50 fifty

60 sixty70 seventy

___ eighty

90 ninety

The number 64 has ___Digits.

6 tens is_______

4 ones is ________

The number word for 60Is _________.

The number word for 4Is _________.

Put the number words together and add a hyphen: _____________

tens ones

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Reading and Writing Numbers

Ones Teens Tens1 One

2 ______

3 three

____ four

5 five

6 ______

___seven

8 ______

9 nine

11 eleven

__ twelve

13 thirteen14 fourteen

__ fifteen

16 ______17 seventeen

__ eighteen

19 nineteen

10 ten

20 _____

___ thirty

40 _____

50 fifty

60 sixty70 seventy

___ eighty

90 ninety

Write the number.1. Fifty-six _____2. Fourteen ______

Write the number word.1. 66 ____________2. 17 ____________

What is the same about theNumber words for 6, 16,And 64? What is different?

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Using Models to Compare Numbers

• How can you compare two-digit numbers?

• Greater than• Less than

1. 37 73

2. 43 34

3. 62 26

Tens Ones

3 7

4 3

6 2

Tens Ones

7 3

3 4

2 6

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Using Models to Compare Numbers

Tens Ones • Which number is greater? Compare the numbers.

• Do 34 and 26 have the same number of tens? How do you know?

Tens Ones

34 26

34 has more tens than 26.

34 26

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Using Models to Compare Numbers

• Write the number of cubes. Circle is greater than or is less than.

1.

____ ____

2.

____ ____

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Using Symbols to Compare Numbers

• How can you use the symbols >, <, and = to compare two-digit numbers?

• Greater than >• Less than <• Equal to =

Tens Ones

3 7

Tens Ones

5 2

Tens Ones

2 8

Tens Ones

6 1

Tens Ones

4 3

Tens Ones

4 3

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Using Symbols to Compare Numbers

• You can change the order of the numbers you compare.

23 is greater than 15

15 is less than 23

You can compare numbers using >, < and =.

The open part faces the greater number.

23 > 15 twenty-three is greater than fifteen

15 < 23 fifteen is less than twenty-three.

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Using Symbols to Compare Numbers

• Write >, <, or = in the

1. 25 16 2. 14 30

3. 27 27 4. 34 36

5. 25 16 6. 19 19

Which number is greater? How do you know?83 15

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Quiz

1. 30 ones make ____ tens

2. How many cubes?

3. Write the number word for the number 37.

______________

4. 25 22 5. 33 33 6. 67 76

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References

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Microsoft Office Clip Art

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