Even and odd
Representing even numbers
Tens and Ones
Expanded form and number forms
Patterns
100

Is 14 even or odd?

Even

100

 Show 8 as pairs. How many pairs?

4 pairs 

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100

How many tens and ones are in 34?

3 tens and 4 ones

100

 Write 23 as tens plus ones

20 + 3

100

 What comes next: 2, 4, 6, __?

8

200

 Is 27 even or odd?

Odd

200

Which shows 10 as pairs: 5 pairs or 4 pairs?

5 pairs

200

What number is 5 tens and 2 ones?

52

200

 What number is 40 + 7?

47


200

What comes next: 10, 20, 30, __?

40

300

 Which number is even: 35 or 42?

42

300

A student draws 3 pairs of dots. What even number do the dots show?

6

300

 In 76, what is the value of the 7?

70

300

Write 315 in expanded form.

300 + 10 + 5

300

 What comes next: 100, 200, 300, __?

400

400

How can you tell 18 is even by making pairs?

It makes 9 pairs with none left over.

400

 What even number is 2 more than 12?

14

400

 How many tens and ones are in 109?

0 tens and 9 ones

400

 What number is “six hundreds, two tens, and nine ones”?

629

400

 What comes next: 500, 600, 700, __?

800

500

 A number has 6 tens and 3 ones. Is it even or odd? Explain.

63 is odd because the ones digit is 3; one is left unpaired.

500

 Explain two ways to represent 16 

8 pairs 

10 + 6

Sixteen

1 ten and 6 ones 

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500

A number has 8 tens, 0 hundreds, and 6 ones. What is it?

86

500

Name two different ways to write 84

80 + 4; 8 tens and 4 ones; eighty-four.

500

 A pattern starts at 980 and adds 5 each time. What are the next three numbers?

985,990,995,1000,1005

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