Numbers with 10s and 1s
Addition/Subtraction with 10s
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100

5 tens and 2 ones

52

100

20 + 8

28

100

10 ____ 32

10 < 32

100

10 more than 30

40

100

There are 4 towers of ten on the table.

Duke puts 2 more towers of ten on the table.

How many connecting cubes are on the table now?

60 cubes

200

8 ones and 6 tens

68

200

4 + 3

7

200

46 ____ 46

46 = 46

200

10 less than 80

70

200

There are 8 towers of ten and 4 extra cubes on the table.

Deybin puts 3 towers away.

How many connecting cubes are on the table now?

54

300

4 tens and 16 ones

56

300

6 + 40

46

300

56 _____ 65

56 < 65

300

10 more than 54

10 less than 54

64

44

300

Tasneem has 10 cubes in a tower.

Divyasri gave her some more towers of 10.

Then Charlotte gave her some more towers of 10.

Now Tasneem has 60 cubes in towers of 10.

What is one way this could have happened? Write an equation to match your picture.

(How many could each person have given her?)

  T     D     C

  l      ll      lll

10 + 20 + 30 = 60

400

8 + 30

38

400

60 - 10

50

400

Put the numbers in order from least to greatest:

53, 82, 12, 34, 47

12, 34, 47, 53, 82

400

10 more than 87

10 less than 87

97

77

400

Adeline was counting backwards. She started at 60. Write the 5 numbers that come before 60

59, 58, 57, 56, 55

500

24 ones and 5 tens

74

500

70 - 30

40

500

Put the numbers in order from greatest to least: 

17, 64, 8, 19, 83, 89, 1

89, 83, 64, 19,17, 8, 1

500

10 more than 14

10 less than 14

24

4

500

Lana was counting. She started at the number 34 and stopped at 46. 

What is the smallest number Lana counted? What is the largest number Lana counted?

Will Lana count the number 52?

smallest: 34

Largest: 46

No, Lana will not count the number 52 because it is greater than 46.

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