Week 04 · Hundreds, tens and ones
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// Ten tens make a hundred
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Samantha the Squirrel bounces up to Bennie with a big grin.
"Fun fact! Big numbers hide all over your home," she says.
"Look on books, clocks, doors and boxes," says Bennie.
"When you find a number with three digits, say each digit's value."
Hunt for three-digit numbers
Look for numbers with three digits.
Say how many hundreds, tens and ones.
Tell what each digit is worth.
Try it: Number Hunt
Find a page number in a big book.
Find a number on a box or a jar in the kitchen.
Find a house number or a number on a sign.
Count out 100 small things, by groups of ten.
Find a number on a box or a jar in the kitchen.
Find a house number or a number on a sign.
Count out 100 small things, by groups of ten.
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
How many tens make 1 hundred?
What number do the blocks show?In 582, what is the 8 worth?
◇ BUILD A NUMBER
Your grown-up says a three-digit number.
You draw it with squares, lines and dots.
Squares are hundreds, lines are tens, dots are ones.
Switch jobs and play again.
You draw it with squares, lines and dots.
Squares are hundreds, lines are tens, dots are ones.
Switch jobs and play again.
Draw blocks to show 324.
For a grown-up
This week your child learned hundreds, tens and ones.
Ask them, "What is the 4 worth in 342?"
Grouping real things by tens helps a lot.
Zero holds a place, as in 706.
Ask them, "What is the 4 worth in 342?"
Grouping real things by tens helps a lot.
Zero holds a place, as in 706.
Great hunting! Next week Bruce helps us count to 1000.