Place value worksheet for tenths and hundredths using visual blocks and numerical expressions.

Absolutely! Let’s solve this Place Value – Tenths & Hundredths worksheet step by step.

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## 🧠 Understanding the Problem

Each problem asks you to count:
- Ones (represented by full shaded columns),
- Tenths (represented by single black dots),
- Hundredths (represented by small white circles stacked in groups).

Then, you combine them into a decimal number using the format:

> Ones . Tenths Hundredths

Example: 1 one, 1 tenth, 2 hundredths = 1.12

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## ✔ Let's Solve Each Problem

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🔢 Problems 1–6 (Visual Models)

#### ➤ Problem 1: Already Solved → 1.12
(1 one, 1 tenth, 2 hundredths)

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#### ➤ Problem 2:
- Ones: 2 full columns → 2
- Tenths: 1 black dot → 1
- Hundredths: 3 white circles → 3

✔ Answer: 2.13

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#### ➤ Problem 3:
- Ones: 3 white circles → 3 (Note: these are in the “Ones” column — even though they’re not shaded, they represent ones)
- Tenths: 1 black dot → 1
- Hundredths: 2 white circles → 2

✔ Answer: 3.12

> 💡 *Important:* In problems 3, 4, 5, 6 — the “Ones” column has white circles instead of shaded bars. That’s okay — it still represents ones. The key is the column label.

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#### ➤ Problem 4:
- Ones: 3 white circles → 3
- Tenths: 1 black dot → 1
- Hundredths: 4 white circles → 4

✔ Answer: 3.14

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#### ➤ Problem 5:
- Ones: 2 full shaded columns → 2
- Tenths: 1 black dot → 1
- Hundredths: 4 white circles → 4

✔ Answer: 2.14

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#### ➤ Problem 6:
- Ones: 4 white circles → 4
- Tenths: 1 black dot → 1
- Hundredths: 2 white circles → 2

✔ Answer: 4.12

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🔢 Problems 7–15 (Written Form)

You're given the breakdown — just convert to decimal!

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#### ➤ Problem 7: 1 ONES + 2 TENTHS + 3 HUNDREDTHS
→ 1.23

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#### ➤ Problem 8: 2 ONES + 4 TENTHS + 5 HUNDREDTHS
→ 2.45

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#### ➤ Problem 9: 7 ONES + 1 TENTH + 6 HUNDREDTHS
→ 7.16

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#### ➤ Problem 10: 5 TENTHS + 2 HUNDREDTHS
*(No ones → so 0 in the ones place)*
→ 0.52

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#### ➤ Problem 11: 2 TENTHS + 3 HUNDREDTHS
→ 0.23

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#### ➤ Problem 12: 4 ONES + 2 TENTHS + 4 HUNDREDTHS
→ 4.24

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#### ➤ Problem 13: 6 ONES + 8 HUNDREDTHS
*(No tenths → so 0 in tenths place)*
→ 6.08

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#### ➤ Problem 14: 7 ONES + 4 HUNDREDTHS
→ 7.04

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#### ➤ Problem 15: 4 ONES + 9 TENTHS + 6 HUNDREDTHS
→ 4.96

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## 📝 Final Answers Summary:

| Problem | Answer |
|---------|--------|
| 1 | 1.12 |
| 2 | 2.13 |
| 3 | 3.12 |
| 4 | 3.14 |
| 5 | 2.14 |
| 6 | 4.12 |
| 7 | 1.23 |
| 8 | 2.45 |
| 9 | 7.16 |
| 10 | 0.52 |
| 11 | 0.23 |
| 12 | 4.24 |
| 13 | 6.08 |
| 14 | 7.04 |
| 15 | 4.96 |

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## 🎯 Key Tips:

- Always write the decimal point between ones and tenths.
- If there’s no value for a place (like no tenths), put a 0 in that place.
- The visual models use different symbols — shaded bars, black dots, white circles — but the column label tells you what place value it is.

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✔ You’ve now mastered place value for tenths and hundredths! Great job! 🐸📚

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