1. How many tens are in 40?
2. What number shows 7 tens?
3. In the number 30, how many ones are there?
4. Which number shows 2 tens?
5. How many tens are in 90?
6. What number shows 5 tens?
7. In the number 60, there are:
8. Which number has 8 tens?
9. The number 10 has:
10. How many ones are in 70?
This engaging digital activity helps first graders master their understanding of place value, specifically focusing on how numbers like 10, 20, 30, up to 90 represent groups of tens. Through interactive questions, students learn to recognize that these numbers are composed of specific quantities of tens with zero ones.
The game provides immediate feedback and multiple opportunities for practice, making it perfect for both classroom use and distance learning. Teachers can use it for assessment, review, or independent practice.
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