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Place Value Building Blocks

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Place Value Building Blocks

Base ten blocks illustration

🧮 Part 1: Understanding Place Value

1. What does the digit 3 represent in the number 37?

3 ones

3 tens

3 hundreds

2. Which number has 5 tens and 2 ones?

25

52

57

3. How many tens are in the number 84?

4

8

84

4. Fill in the missing number: 6 tens and 9 ones = _____

📊 Part 2: Place Value Tables

5. Complete the place value table for these numbers:

Number: 43

Tens: _____ Ones: _____

Number: 76

Tens: _____ Ones: _____

Number: 18

Tens: _____ Ones: _____

6. Write the number that matches:

a) 2 tens and 7 ones = _____

b) 9 tens and 1 one = _____

c) 4 tens and 0 ones = _____

✏️ Part 3: Explain Your Thinking

7. Look at the number 65. Explain what each digit means using place value language.
8. Circle the larger number in each pair and explain why:

a) 34 or 43 (Circle one)

b) 58 or 85 (Circle one)

9. If you had 3 rods (tens blocks) and 8 unit blocks, what number would you make? Draw or describe how you know.

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