To solve these problems, we need to look at the digits in each number.
* The
first digit (on the left) tells us how many
tens.
* The
second digit (on the right) tells us how many
ones.
Let's go through them one by one:
1.
12: The first digit is 1, so there is
1 ten. The second digit is 2, so there are
2 ones.
2.
38: The first digit is 3, so there are
3 tens. The second digit is 8, so there are
8 ones.
3.
69: The first digit is 6, so there are
6 tens. The second digit is 9, so there are
9 ones.
4.
80: The first digit is 8, so there are
8 tens. The second digit is 0, so there are
0 ones.
5.
73: The first digit is 7, so there are
7 tens. The second digit is 3, so there are
3 ones.
6.
55: The first digit is 5, so there are
5 tens. The second digit is 5, so there are
5 ones.
7.
96: The first digit is 9, so there are
9 tens. The second digit is 6, so there are
6 ones.
8.
19: The first digit is 1, so there is
1 ten. The second digit is 9, so there are
9 ones.
9.
25: The first digit is 2, so there are
2 tens. The second digit is 5, so there are
5 ones.
10.
46: The first digit is 4, so there are
4 tens. The second digit is 6, so there are
6 ones.
Final Answer:
1) 1 ten, 2 ones
2) 3 tens, 8 ones
3) 6 tens, 9 ones
4) 8 tens, 0 ones
5) 7 tens, 3 ones
6) 5 tens, 5 ones
7) 9 tens, 6 ones
8) 1 ten, 9 ones
9) 2 tens, 5 ones
10) 4 tens, 6 ones
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of math tens and ones worksheet first grade.
