Unit 1, Lesson 3-- Reading and Writing Numbers to 1000

Lesson 3-- Reading and Writing Numbers to 1000

Hello Mathematicians! Today we will review ways that you can represent numbers.

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Part 1 Directions:

Click on the interactive drawing link below, and make a copy.
Drag the number forms, expanded forms, and word forms to the matching rows. Make sure each row contains numbers of the same value, represented in different ways.

Part 2 Directions:

Now that you have created your number forms chart, build each of the numbers using virtual base ten blocks.
Draw each of the models in your math journal. For example, here is the number 618 built with base ten blocks, and a "quick draw." Notice how in the drawing, hundreds are represented with a box, tens are represented with a stick, and ones are represented with a small circle.

Use the interactive below to build and draw the following numbers:

618, 789, 504, 920, 391

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