Place value worksheets for learning tens and ones using base-ten blocks.

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1. Count how many groups of tens and ones are shown in each grid.
2. Write the number of tens and ones.
3. Add the digits together to find the total number.

Since I can't see the actual image or the filled-in grids, I’ll explain how to solve this type of problem, and you can apply it to your specific worksheet.

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🔍 How to Solve This Worksheet:

Each section shows a grid of blocks (usually 10×10), where:
- A complete column of 10 blocks represents 1 ten.
- Individual blocks not in a full column represent ones.

#### Steps:
1. Count the full columns of 10 blocks → That’s the number of tens.
2. Count the leftover individual blocks → That’s the number of ones.
3. Write:
`___ tens ___ ones`
4. Then add:
`__ + __ = ___`

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✔ Example:

Suppose one grid has:
- 3 full columns (each with 10 blocks) → 3 tens
- 4 extra single blocks → 4 ones

Then:
- 3 tens 4 ones
- 30 + 4 = 34

So you write:
```
3 tens 4 ones
30 + 4 = 34
```

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📌 Tips:

- Each full column = 10 → count how many full columns there are.
- The extra blocks on the right (not filling a column) = ones.
- Always add tens (as multiples of 10) and ones separately.

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⚠️ Note:

Since I can’t view the actual image, please describe the number of full columns and extra blocks for each row, or tell me what the grids look like, and I’ll help you fill in the answers!

Alternatively, if you can describe the first few grids (e.g., "first grid has 5 full columns and 7 loose blocks"), I can walk you through solving them step by step.