Student Instructions
Choose a 2 digit number, e.g., 23, and see how many ways you can represent it! 1. Using MAB's (base ten blocks) 2. Using popsitcks 3. How many 10's and how many 1's 4. Write your number in expanded form 5. Write your number as a word 6. What is one more? One less? 7. What is ten more? Ten less? (Use the Number Chart on page 2 to help you) Let's see what you can do!
Either add the number you want students to use in the circle prior to distributing, or let them choose an appropriate number to represent.