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The image displays educational worksheets for
2nd Grade Math focusing on
Place Value (Standard NBT). Here is a breakdown of the tasks visible on the sheets:
1.
Representing Numbers: This task asks students to take a number like
457 and write it in three ways:
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Expanded Notation: Breaking it down by place value ($400 + 50 + 7$).
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Number Word: Writing it out in letters (four hundred fifty-seven).
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Base-Ten Blocks: Drawing or identifying hundreds, tens, and ones.
2.
Place Value Chart: Students must look at numbers like
748,
268,
559, and
365 and identify how many hundreds, tens, and ones are in each number.
* Example for
748: 7 Hundreds, 4 Tens, 8 Ones.
3.
Counting Hundreds, Tens, and Ones: This involves looking at pictures of base-ten blocks (flats for hundreds, rods for tens, cubes for ones) and counting them to find the total number.
* Example: If there are 2 flats, 3 rods, and 4 cubes, the number is
234.
4.
Comparing Numbers: Using dice rolls to generate two 3-digit numbers and then using symbols ($<$, $>$, or $=$) to compare them.
Final Answer:
The image contains
2nd Grade Math Printables focused on
NBT: Place Value, created by
Jessica Tobin. It includes exercises on representing numbers, place value charts, counting base-ten blocks, and comparing numbers.
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