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Counting Groups of Ten Worksheet Download

Free 1st Grade (1nbt2c) math worksheets on Counting Groups of Ten . Each worksheet has 8 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Counting Groups of Ten
Each worksheet has 8 problems counting the groups of ten and the total small blocks.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet has 8 problems counting the groups of ten and the total small blocks.

This worksheet is designed to simplify the concept of counting in groups of ten for young math learners. With eight diverse problems, it enhances their number sense and counting abilities. The unique feature of this worksheet is its adaptability; it can be customized according to each learner's needs, be converted into interactive flash cards, or even utilized efficiently in distance learning situations. Turn mathematical challenges into enjoyable learning with this comprehensive tool.

Student objectives

  • Count how many tens are shown by looking at groups of 10 blocks.
  • Use skip-counting by 10s to find the total number of blocks.
  • Tell the difference between the number of tens and the total number of ones.

Everyday practice

  • Count a pile of small items faster by making groups of 10 (like pennies or beads).
  • Figure out how many stickers you have when they come on sheets with 10 stickers each.
  • Count classroom supplies that are packed in tens (like 10 crayons in a small box).
  • Keep score in a game where points are tracked in tens (like 10 points per round).

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1nbt2c

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visualmultiplication
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