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Maths · Grade 2 · Set C
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Remember: A number has three ways to be written: digits, words and parts. A 0 holds a place that has none.

Digits, words and blocks

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Write in digits: nine hundred eight.
2
Write in digits: five hundred fifty-five.
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Which number is eight hundred seventy?
870807780708
4
Join each number to its words.
  1. 1304
  2. 2340
  3. 3430
  4. 4403
  • Athree hundred four
  • Bfour hundred three
  • Cthree hundred forty
  • Dfour hundred thirty
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Write the number the blocks show, in digits.
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Ten rods make a flat. Write the number the blocks show, in digits.
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Which blocks show two hundred forty?
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B
C

Stretch it out

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800 + 5 =
9
= 600 + 70
10
372 = 300 + + 2
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Circle every way to write 640.
six hundred forty600 + 4600 + 40six hundred four
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Seven hundred seven is written 770.
TrueFalse
13
Put the numbers in order. Smallest first.
  • 609
  • 690
  • 96
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Write 906 in words. Tell how you know there are no tens.
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