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Same Total, Different Bundles
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Today I am practising: recognizing equivalent nonstandard tens-and-ones forms
1
Find the total of 2 tens and 13 ones.
2
Represent 45 using exactly 3 tens. How many ones are needed?
3
Which represent 52: 5 tens and 2 ones; 4 tens and 12 ones; 3 tens and 12 ones?
4
A learner says 1 ten and 24 ones is 124. Show the actual total.
5
Give two representations of 60 using different numbers of tens.
6
Explain how exchanging one ten changes the ones count but preserves the total.
- Name the value of a ten before combining counts.
- Let the learner trade counters or bundles to check equivalence.
- Accept any representation that preserves the stated total.