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Lesson 44 SWBAT represent hundreds as tens.
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How can we represent 100?
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How can we represent 200? Let’s count to check our work!
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How can we represent 300?
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How can we represent 600?
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Which of these is equal to 400? (a) 40 ones (b) 40 tens (c) 400 tens (d) 400 hundreds
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Which of these is NOT equal to 800? (a) 800 ones (b) 800 tens (c) 80 tens (d) 8 hundreds
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Lesson 45 SWBAT name the place and value of the number.
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So, how can we model 156 in the quickest way possible? We can ask two questions about the digits!
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We can ask two questions about a digit. 387 What is the place of the 8? What is the value of the 8?
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We can ask two questions about a digit. 876 What is the place of the 8? What is the value of the 8?
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We can ask two questions about a digit. 198 What is the place of the 8? What is the value of the 8?
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We can ask two questions about a digit. 75 What is the place of the 7? What is the value of the 7?
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We can ask two questions about a digit. 234 What is the place of the 2? What is the value of the 2?
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Which of these numbers has the greatest amount of tens? 546829
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Which of these numbers has the greatest amount of ones? 253172
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In which number does the 5 have the greatest value? 546953
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In which number does the 2 have the greatest value? 872425
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Lesson 46 SWBAT write numbers using clues.
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Today we are going to solve number puzzles. In order to do it, we need to know some important vocabulary. Sum Difference Even Odd
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Write clues that would help someone write the number: 349. There is a 3 in the hundreds place. There is a 4 in the tens place. There is a 9 in the ones place.
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I have a number with 3 hundreds place and 2 ones place. There are no other values. What is my number?
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Lesson 47 SWBAT write three digit numbers in many ways.
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How can we model the number: 236? There is one easy model! But we want more!
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How can we model the number: 236? The last step is to describe what we see in words!
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Draw 3 models for 450. Describe each model in words.
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Draw 3 models for 641. Describe each model in words.
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Draw 3 models for 730. Describe each model in words.
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Draw 3 models for 329. Describe each model in words.
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