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Math · Grade 1 Math

Chapter 10: Numbers to 120 and Adding to 100

Numbers to 100

Tens and ones work the same all the way to 100.

Lesson
3
Time
About 12 minutes
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Step 1: Let's Learn

Read it, or press Listen and follow the words.

Nothing new to learn. Tens and ones keep working past 40.

Read it the same way

67 is 6 tens and 7 ones. The first digit is still the tens.

Ten tens

Ten tens is 100. It is the biggest number you can build with rods.

Nothing new happens at bigger numbers

Tens and ones behave the same at 78 as at 23. The rules were built to keep working, however far you go.

A hundred is ten tens

When ten bundles gather, they make one bigger bundle. The same trick, one level up.

Step 2: Try It Yourself

Tap and try it out.

Build any number to 100. Bundle ten ones at a time.

Tens

0

Ones

67

That is ten or more. Bundle them and see what happens.

Step 3: Watch an Example

One step at a time.

Watch Ana Build 67

Ana builds 67 from loose ones.

  1. Step 1

    She bundles ten ones, then again, and keeps going.

Step 4: Your Turn

Practice makes it stick.

Boxes of Crayons

Problem 1 of 1

Boxes hold ten crayons. 8 boxes and 4 loose. How many?

crayons

Tens and Ones to 100

1 of 3

How many tens are in 74?

2 of 3

5 tens and 9 ones is which number?

3 of 3

How many tens are in 100?

Step 5: Quick Check

Show what you know.

Question 1 of 2

How many ones are in 86?

Question 2 of 2

9 tens and 2 ones is which number?

What You Learned

  • Every number to 100 is tens and ones.
  • The first digit is the tens.
  • Ten tens make 100.