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Bundles of ten and loose ones
Age 6 · Maths
When we tie ten sticks together, we get one ten. Two tens and three loose ones make twenty-three.
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Examples
- Three boxes of 10 crayons and 2 loose crayons make 32 crayons.
- Two egg trays of 10 eggs and 5 more eggs make 25 eggs.
Key takeaways
- 10 ones make 1 ten.
- In 23, the 2 means 2 tens and the 3 means 3 ones.
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