Dear 2Ds,
As you know we have been learning how to represent, compare and order numbers with 2 digits. As I promised, here is an online copy of the "Look 4s" anchor chart we have been using. Mr. D
“LOOK 4s”: REPRESENTING, COMPARING AND ORDERING
2-DIGIT NUMBERS THOROUGHLY (EXAMPLE: 75 )
2-DIGIT NUMBERS THOROUGHLY (EXAMPLE: 75 )
I can represent, compare and order numbers well using:
1.Pictures: (ten blocks, groups, rows & columns abacus)
10 BLOCKS ABACUS
GROUPS
ROWS AND COLUMNS
10 FRAMES
2. Base Ten Form
7 tens 5 ones
70 5
3. Expanded Form:
(Stretch out the number using addition)
(Stretch out the number using addition)
70 + 5 = 75
( or 10+10+10+10+10+10+10 + 5 = 75 )
4. Number Chart
Tens | Ones |
7 | 5 |
5. Spell it (in letters):
Seventy-five
6. Standard Form
7 5
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