Bundling & Counting
Unit Form
Expanded Form
Word Form
Money
100

If I start at 80, how many tens do I need to count to 100? 

2 tens

100

Write in unit form: 10

1 ten

100

Show in numerical form:

300 + 20 + 5

325

100

Write in word form:

1

One

100

You have $100. What's the easiest way to count up to $200?

A $100 bill

200

If I want to count to 300, what should I count with? Ones, tens, or hundreds?

Hundreds

200

Write in numerical form:

5 tens, 3 ones

53

200

Show in numerical form:

700 + 50 + 7

757

200

Write in numerical form:

Forty

40

200

You have $50. Next week you have $100. How many $10 bills did you get?

5

300

Start at 96.

How many ones and tens do you need to count to 110?

1 ten, 4 ones

300

Write in unit form: 180

1 hundred, 8 tens

300

Show in numerical form:

600 + 9

609

300

Write in word form: 19


nineteen

300

You have $300. What is the easiest way to count up and get $500?

2 $100 bills

400

How many tens are in 100?

10 tens

400

Write in unit form: 357

3 hundreds, 5 ten, 7 ones

400

Show in numerical form:

6 + 40 + 300

346

400

Write in word form: 12

Twelve

400

I have 3 $100 bills, 3 $10 bills, and 2 $1 bills.

How much money do I have in all?

$332

500

Start at 87.

How many ones, tens, and hundreds do I need to count to 220?

3 ones, 3 tens, 1 hundred

500

Write in numerical form: 

2 hundreds, 1 ten, 9 ones

219

500

Show in numerical form:

80 + 5 + 200

285

500

Write in word form:

52

Fifty-two

500

You had $100. Now you have $43. What did bills did you lose?

5 $10 bills and 7 $1 bills