Let’s go step by step to solve each problem on the worksheet.
We are counting
tens (each long bar with 10 squares = 1 ten) and
ones (each small square = 1 one). Then we write how many tens and ones there are, and finally combine them into a two-digit number.
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Problem 1:
- Tens: 2 bars → 2 tens
- Ones: 4 single squares → 4 ones
- Number: 2 tens and 4 ones =
24
Problem 2:
- Tens: 3 bars → 3 tens
- Ones: 6 single squares → 6 ones
- Number: 3 tens and 6 ones =
36
Problem 3:
- Tens: 2 bars → 2 tens
- Ones: 8 single squares → 8 ones
- Number: 2 tens and 8 ones =
28
Problem 4:
- Tens: 4 bars → 4 tens
- Ones: 5 single squares → 5 ones
- Number: 4 tens and 5 ones =
45
Problem 5:
- Tens: 4 bars → 4 tens
- Ones: 7 single squares → 7 ones
- Number: 4 tens and 7 ones =
47
Problem 6:
- Tens: 5 bars → 5 tens
- Ones: 1 single square → 1 one
- Number: 5 tens and 1 one =
51
Problem 7:
- Tens: 3 bars → 3 tens
- Ones: 3 single squares → 3 ones
- Number: 3 tens and 3 ones =
33
Problem 8:
- Tens: 1 bar → 1 ten
- Ones: 6 single squares → 6 ones
- Number: 1 ten and 6 ones =
16
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Final Answer:
1. 24
2. 36
3. 28
4. 45
5. 47
6. 51
7. 33
8. 16
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of tens and ones worksheets.
