Starter quiz
- What number comes next? 10, 20, 30...
- '40' ✓
- What number comes next? 80, 70, 60...
- '50' ✓
- What number is represented by the base ten blocks?
- 40
- 50
- 60 ✓
- 70
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- What number is represented by the arrow?
- '75' ✓
- What is the missing number? ______ + 1 = 100
- '99' ✓
- Match the equations to their answers.
- 94 + 1 =⇔95 ✓
- 94 − 1 =⇔93 ✓
- 93 + 1 =⇔94 ✓
- 93 − 1 =⇔92 ✓
Exit quiz
- What is 130 + 10?
- 104
- 120
- 131
- 140 ✓
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- What is 160 − 10?
- '150' ✓
- What is 143 + 10?
- 133
- 144
- 153 ✓
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- Use the number line representation to help you calculate 123 − 10
- 103
- 113 ✓
- 122
- 143
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- What is 10 more than 94?
- 95
- 104 ✓
- 106
- 114
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- Pedro has a mass of 107 kg. Ping is 10 kg lighter. What is Ping's mass in kg?
- '97' ✓
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- When you count in tens, the ones digit stays the same.
- When you count in tens, the tens and hundreds digits may change.
- Knowledge of place value can help when counting forwards across the 100 boundary.
Common misconception
Pupils may make errors when crossing the 100s boundary, either when adding or subtracting.
Emphasise that ten 10s are equal to 100. When using base ten blocks, pupils should be encouraged to change ten 10s into one hundred.
Keywords
Multiple - The result of multiplying a number by another whole number.
100s boundary - The point at which the numbers change into 100s numbers, or from one set of hundreds to another.
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