Place Value Blocks — 12 — free printable diagram

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Place Value Blocks — 12

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Base-10 place value blocks (MAB) representing 12: 1 ten, 2 ones. Thousand cubes shown as bordered 10x10 squares, hundred flats as 10x10 grids, ten rods as vertical strips, one units as small squares. For teaching place value.

What is 12 in place value blocks?

These base-ten blocks show 12. Reading the columns from the largest block down gives 1 ten rod and 2 one cubes.

Number
12
In words
twelve
Tens
1
Ones
2
  • Base-ten blocks show a number as the blocks that make it: single cubes for ones, rods of ten, flats of one hundred and large cubes of one thousand. Counting the blocks in each column gives 1 ten rod and 2 one cubes.
  • Written in expanded form that is 12 = 10 + 2, which is the same information as the blocks with the columns written out.

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