Vocabulary
Greater than, Less than, or Equal to
Ten More/ Ten Less
Place Value
Challenge
100
The number or group that has more is _________.
Greater than
(>)
100
45 ______ 45
Equal to
=
100
What is ten more than 23?
33
100
3 tens and 5 ones
(the green picture)
100
Taylor buys an ice cream for 45 cents. She only used nickels to pay. How many nickels did she use?
45 cents = 9 nickels
Remember nickels are 5 cents each!
200
The number or group with fewer is _________.
Less than
(<)
200
32 _________ 45
Less than
<
200
What is ten less than 42?
32
200
46
200
Emily eats 10 cookies after her dinner every day. How many cookies will she eat by the end of 5 days?
Use a table.
50 cookies in total
Days Cookies
1 10
2 20
3 30
4 40
5 50
300
The numbers in the range of 0 to 9 are ___________.
Ones
300
44 ___________ 21
Greater than
>
300
What is ten more and ten less than 61?
Ten more -- 71
Ten less -- 51
300
Jason has 56 toy cars. How many groups of tens does he have? How many ones?
56 toy cars
5 tens
6 ones
300
Roman is thinking of a number. The number is greater than 107 but less than 109. What number is Roman thinking of?
108
400
The numbers in the range of 10 to 99 are __________.
Tens
400
96 __________ 86
Greater than
>
400
What is ten more and ten less than 84?
Ten more -- 94
Ten less -- 74
400
Sally went on vacation for her birthday and took a lot of pictures. She took 1 hundred, 3 tens, and 7 ones. How many pictures did she take in all?
1 hundred 3 tens and 7 ones = 137
100 + 30 + 7 = 137
400
Ruby sold her toy to her friend. Her friend gave her 9 dimes. How much money did she get?
9 dimes = 90 cents
500
When you take apart a number to write it in a new way, you ___________.
Regroup
500
82 __________ 92
Less than
<
500
What is ten more and ten less than 15?
Ten more -- 25
Ten less -- 5
500
Mike has a stamp collection. He has 8 groups of ten and 3 more. How many stamps does he have?
8 tens and 3 more = 83
500
Derek wants to buy a toy that costs 85 cents. He has 6 dimes, 4 nickels, and 5 pennies. Does he have enough money to buy the toy?
6 dimes = 60 cents
4 nickels = 20 cents
5 pennies = 5 cents
60 + 20 + 5 = 85 cents
Yes he does have enough.