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5.1.4 Composing Three-Digit Numbers

5.1.4 Composing Three-Digit Numbers

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Mathematics

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2nd Grade

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CCSS
2.NBT.A.1B, 2.NBT.A.3, RI.1.5

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Ryenn France

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12 Slides • 6 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of our class expectations is missing?

1 Have your materials ready

2 Listen and participate

3 Be kind

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Try your best!

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Take a nap

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Unmute and blurt whenever you want

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a way to represent one hundred?

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1 hundreds flat

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20 tens rods

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10 unit cubes

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Multiple Choice

Who represented 314 with the least amount of base-ten blocks?

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Isaac

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Max

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Chloe

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Fill in the Blanks

Mai has 1 hundred flat, 8 ten rods, and 13 unit cubes. Write an expression to find the total value.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following numbers can be represented using exactly 1 hundred block, 8 ten blocks, and 8 one blocks?

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188

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108

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Multiple Choice

What are some different ways to represent a hundred using base-ten blocks?

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1 hundreds flat, 10 tens rods, or 100 unit cubes

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1 hundreds flat, 1 tens rod, or 1 unit cube

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