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Place value blocks (10s and 1s) Worksheet Download

Free 1st Grade (1nbt2c) math worksheets on Finding Value with Place Value Block . Each worksheet has 12 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Place value blocks (10s and 1s)
Each worksheet contains 12 problems identifying the value the place value blocks represents.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet contains 12 problems identifying the value the place value blocks represents.

This worksheet is designed to reinforce children's understanding of math, specifically focusing on the concept of 'place values.' Offering a set of 12 problems, learners can explore key numeracy principles through engaging, tactile tasks. Its versatility caters to varying educational needs, enabling customization for individual learning rates, conversion into flashcards for compact review, or incorporation into distance learning frameworks. Perfect for cultivating mathematical fluency in a compelling way.

Student objectives

  • Read base-ten blocks and tell what number they show using tens and ones.
  • Count tens and ones separately and combine them to make the total value.
  • Match a block model to the correct written number (like 34) and say how many tens and ones it has.
  • Explain the value of a number by describing it as tens and ones (like 34 is 3 tens and 4 ones).

Everyday practice

  • Counting a group of small items by making piles of 10 and then counting the leftovers.
  • Looking at a number on a scoreboard or jersey and saying how many tens and ones it has.
  • Counting coins like dimes and pennies to figure out the total amount.
  • Organizing trading cards or stickers into bundles of 10 to see how many you have.

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1nbt2c

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visualplace values
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