WS-MATH-2-01: Tens and Ones

Tens and Ones

Place Value and Base-10 Thinking — Breaking apart two-digit numbers

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📝 Directions: Write the tens and ones for each number. Then compare numbers using >, <, or =.

Part A: Break It Apart. Tens and Ones

Write how many tens and ones. Draw sticks (|) for tens and dots (•) for ones.

Number	Tens	Ones
34	___	___
56	___	___
71	___	___
18	___	___
42	___	___
89	___	___
60	___	___
25	___	___
97	___	___

Part B: Compare. Write >, <, or =

Compare the two numbers. Write > (greater than), < (less than), or = (equal).

34 43

56 52

71 71

18 81

25 29

67 60

45 54

88 78

33 33

Number	Tens	Ones
34	___	___
56	___	___
71	___	___
18	___	___
42	___	___
89	___	___
60	___	___
25	___	___
97	___	___

Number	Tens	Ones
34	___	___
56	___	___
71	___	___
18	___	___
42	___	___
89	___	___
60	___	___
25	___	___
97	___	___

Number	Tens	Ones
34	___	___
56	___	___
71	___	___
18	___	___
42	___	___
89	___	___
60	___	___
25	___	___
97	___	___