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    This document provides instruction on counting and grouping objects into ones, tens, and hundreds. It contains examples of counting apples, sticks, and balls to demonstrate how 10 ones equals 1 ten and 100 ones equals 1 hundred. Students are directed to practice counting and grouping skills by answering questions in their workbook. The document aims to teach students fundamental number sense and place value concepts.

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    This document provides instruction on counting and grouping objects into ones, tens, and hundreds. It contains examples of counting apples, sticks, and balls to demonstrate how 10 ones equals 1 ten and 100 ones equals 1 hundred. Students are directed to practice counting and grouping skills by answering questions in their workbook. The document aims to teach students fundamental number sense and place value concepts.

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    Lesson 3 - Counting Ang Grouping Objects in Ones, Tens, and Hundreds

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    Jessie Gunabe
    This document provides instruction on counting and grouping objects into ones, tens, and hundreds. It contains examples of counting apples, sticks, and balls to demonstrate how 10 ones equals 1 ten and 100 ones equals 1 hundred. Students are directed to practice counting and grouping skills by answering questions in their workbook. The document aims to teach students fundamental number sense and place value concepts.

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    Counting and

    Grouping Objects in
    Ones, Tens, and
    Hundreds
    Prepared by: JESSIE M.
    GUNABE
    Get Ready!
    Answer page 13 – 14, numbers 1 –
    5
    How many apples do you see?

    13 apples = 10 apples + 3 apples


    Study more examples.

    How many sticks are How many balls do you


    there in all? see?
    10 ones is equal to 1 ten
    100 ones is equal to 1 hundred

    —Mathematical Idea
    Answer the following:

    Check Your
    Understanding Practice Your Skills Practice More
    Page 16 – 17, numbers 1 – Page 17 – 18, numbers 1 – Page 18 – 19, numbers 1 –
    10 10 10
    Thanks!
    Does anyone have any questions?

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