Identify Tens and Ones in Place Value Blocks — Printable Math ... - Free Printable

I'll solve this worksheet by counting the tens and ones blocks in each model.

First, let me look at the first model (top left):
- I can see 3 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 2 small single blocks (each representing 1)

Let me continue with the second model (top right):
- I can see 5 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 4 small single blocks (each representing 1)

For the third model (middle left):
- I can see 2 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 8 small single blocks (each representing 1)

For the fourth model (middle right):
- I can see 6 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 7 small single blocks (each representing 1)

For the fifth model (bottom left):
- I can see 7 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 2 small single blocks (each representing 1)

For the sixth model (bottom right):
- I can see 8 tall blocks (each representing 10)
- I can see 1 small single block (representing 1)

Now I'll fill in the answers for each model:

Model 1: 3 tens, 2 ones
Model 2: 5 tens, 4 ones
Model 3: 2 tens, 8 ones
Model 4: 6 tens, 7 ones
Model 5: 7 tens, 2 ones
Model 6: 8 tens, 1 one

This completes the task of representing numbers using blocks by counting the tens and ones in each model.