Absolutely! Let’s solve this worksheet step by step.
This worksheet is about
representing numbers using base-10 blocks. In this system:
- A
long vertical rod (or “stick”) represents
1 ten (because it has 10 small cubes stacked).
- A
small cube represents
1 one.
We need to count how many
tens and how many
ones are shown in each box, then write the numbers in the blanks.
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🔢 Box 1 (Top Left)
- Tens: There are
3 long rods →
3 tens
- Ones: There are
2 small cubes →
2 ones
✔ Answer:
3 tens 2 ones
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🔢 Box 2 (Top Right)
- Tens: There are
4 long rods →
4 tens
- Ones: There are
3 small cubes →
3 ones
✔ Answer:
4 tens 3 ones
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🔢 Box 3 (Middle Left)
- Tens: There are
2 long rods →
2 tens
- Ones: There are
8 small cubes →
8 ones
✔ Answer:
2 tens 8 ones
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🔢 Box 4 (Middle Right)
- Tens: There are
5 long rods →
5 tens
- Ones: There are
7 small cubes →
7 ones
✔ Answer:
5 tens 7 ones
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🔢 Box 5 (Bottom Left)
- Tens: There are
6 long rods →
6 tens
- Ones: There are
3 small cubes →
3 ones
✔ Answer:
6 tens 3 ones
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🔢 Box 6 (Bottom Right)
- Tens: There are
7 long rods →
7 tens
- Ones: There are
1 small cube →
1 one
✔ Answer:
7 tens 1 one
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✔ Final Answers (in order, left to right, top to bottom):
1.
3 tens 2 ones
2.
4 tens 3 ones
3.
2 tens 8 ones
4.
5 tens 7 ones
5.
6 tens 3 ones
6.
7 tens 1 one
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Tip for Learning: This helps build place value understanding — the “tens” column tells you how many groups of 10, and the “ones” column tells you the leftover single units. For example, “3 tens and 2 ones” = 30 + 2 =
32.
Let me know if you’d like to convert these into full numbers too! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value blocks worksheet first.
