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Math · 1st Grade
Tens and Ones
Why the 4 in 47 is worth forty, not four.
How to use it
Build the number with straws: bundles of ten, then singles.
Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4
- Grade
- 1st Grade
- Ages
- 6–7
- Subject
- Math
- Pages
- 1
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Adding zeroEvery fact that adds 0, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding oneEvery fact that adds 1, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding twoEvery fact that adds 2, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding threeEvery fact that adds 3, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding fourEvery fact that adds 4, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding fiveEvery fact that adds 5, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding sixEvery fact that adds 6, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding sevenEvery fact that adds 7, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding eightEvery fact that adds 8, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding nineEvery fact that adds 9, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.Adding tenEvery fact that adds 10, and the shortcut that makes them automatic.