2. Place Value

3. Call out the number before the answer appears. When you see it, say it !

4. First look at the tens digit. Two tens are twenty!

5. Next look at the units digit. Five units are 5.

6. Two tens and Five units = 25

7. Now it’s your turn, but remember: When you see it, SAY IT!

8. twenty-six 26

9. sixteen 16

10. thirty-Five 35

11. forty-two 42

12. eighty-four 84

13. nineteen 19

14. forty-one 41

15. thirty-seven 37

16. thirteen 13

17. twenty-one 21

18. thirty-nine 39

19. fifty-eight 58

20. Well Done! You have worked hard reading two-digit numbers, now have a go at reading three-digit numbers.

21. Three-digit numbers have Hundreds and Units Tens

22. Two Hundreds

23. five Tens

24. Eight Units

25. = Two hundred and fifty eight

26. Now it’s YOUR turn.

27. one hundred and thirty-six 136

28. one hundred and twenty 120

29. one hundred and twenty- seven 127

30. one hundred and nineteen 119

31. one hundred and forty

32. one hundred and seven 107

33. Once you know place value, you will find partitioning numbers a lot easier.