Let’s work through this step by step.
The task is to count how many “tens” and how many “ones” are shown in each box.
Remember:
- A “ten” is represented by a long vertical bar (like a stick made of 10 small blocks stuck together).
- An “one” is a single small square block.
We’ll go box by box, left to right, top to bottom.
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Left Page, Top Left Box:
- Tens: 1 long bar → that’s 1 ten.
- Ones: 9 small squares → that’s 9 ones.
→ Answer: 1 ten, 9 ones
Left Page, Top Right Box:
- Tens: 3 long bars → 3 tens.
- Ones: 2 small squares → 2 ones.
→ Answer: 3 tens, 2 ones
Left Page, Middle Left Box:
- Tens: 2 long bars → 2 tens.
- Ones: 8 small squares → 8 ones.
→ Answer: 2 tens, 8 ones
Left Page, Middle Right Box:
- Tens: 4 long bars → 4 tens.
- Ones: 7 small squares → 7 ones.
→ Answer: 4 tens, 7 ones
Left Page, Bottom Left Box:
- Tens: 3 long bars → 3 tens.
- Ones: 9 small squares → 9 ones.
→ Answer: 3 tens, 9 ones
Left Page, Bottom Right Box:
- Tens: 5 long bars → 5 tens.
- Ones: 6 small squares → 6 ones.
→ Answer: 5 tens, 6 ones
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Right Page, Top Left Box:
- Tens: 1 long bar → 1 ten.
- Ones: 8 small squares → 8 ones.
→ Answer: 1 ten, 8 ones
Right Page, Top Right Box:
- Tens: 3 long bars → 3 tens.
- Ones: 2 small squares → 2 ones.
→ Answer: 3 tens, 2 ones
Right Page, Bottom Left Box:
- Tens: 3 long bars → 3 tens.
- Ones: 7 small squares → 7 ones.
→ Answer: 3 tens, 7 ones
Right Page, Bottom Right Box:
- Tens: 6 long bars → 6 tens.
- Ones: 8 small squares → 8 ones.
→ Answer: 6 tens, 8 ones
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All boxes have been counted carefully. Each ten-bar equals 10, each one-square equals 1. We just count them separately.
Final Answer:
Left Page:
Top Left: 1 ten, 9 ones
Top Right: 3 tens, 2 ones
Middle Left: 2 tens, 8 ones
Middle Right: 4 tens, 7 ones
Bottom Left: 3 tens, 9 ones
Bottom Right: 5 tens, 6 ones
Right Page:
Top Left: 1 ten, 8 ones
Top Right: 3 tens, 2 ones
Bottom Left: 3 tens, 7 ones
Bottom Right: 6 tens, 8 ones
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of tens and ones worksheets.
