Form Numbers Using Tens and Ones

In this worksheet, students will write a number shown pictorially in tens and ones as a proper number.

Key stage: KS 1

Year: Year 2 Maths worksheets

Curriculum topic: Number: Number and Place Value

Curriculum subtopic: Recognise Tens and Ones

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Worksheet Overview

This activity is about splitting numbers into tens and ones.

When we write the number 47,

we say forty-seven.

This is forty and seven

which is 4 tens and 7 ones.

This can be shown with pictures as

4 ten sticks

and

7 one blocks

Example

Write the number which is shown as:

Answer

3 tens are 30.

8 ones are 8.

This is 38.

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