Remember: The bottom row counts ones. The row above counts tens.
Ones and tens
A grown-up reads each question aloud. Listen to the little story first.
The bag of tenPip tied ten beads in a bag. A bag of ten is one big bead, called a ten. Little beads are ones. Big beads are tens.
1
Which row counts the ones?
⬆️The row above⬇️The bottom row
2
Which row counts the tens?
⬆️The row above⬇️The bottom row
3
Do ten ones trade for one ten?
YesNo
4
🔟Is one bead on the row above worth ten?
YesNo
5
What number is this?
12213
Read the frame
6
Which number do the beads show?
61167
7
Read the frame. What is the number?
21220
8
Are any beads across on the ones row?
YesNo
9
🛍️🛍️🛍️Pip fetched three bags of ten. How many beads?
31330
10
Join each number to its beads.
112
216
330
A1 ten, 6 ones
B3 tens, 0 ones
C1 ten, 2 ones
11
Which frame shows sixteen?
ABC
12
Draw the beads for twelve.
13
Trace the numbers.
10 20 30
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Answer key · Set A
Tens on the next row
1The bottom row The bottom row counts the ones, the little beads.
2The row above The row above counts the tens, the big beads.
3Yes Ten little ones make one big ten, like ten beads in a bag.
4Yes A bead on the row above is a ten.
512 One bead on the tens row is ten. Two beads on the ones row are two. Ten and two make twelve.
616 One ten and six ones make sixteen.
720 Two tens and no ones make twenty.
8No The ones row is empty. Twenty is two tens and no ones.
930 Three tens make thirty. There are no loose ones.
101-C, 2-A, 3-B
11B Sixteen is one ten on the top row and six ones on the bottom row.
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