Practice this at home using Cheerios, beans, buttons, or some other object that you can group in units of ten.
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- Number Patterns: Counting On and Back
- Comparing Numbers
- Number Discs
- Expanded Notation
- Hundreds, Tens, Ones
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 8: The Race
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 7: Go, Team!
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 6: Team Captain
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 5: The Big Day
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 4: Training
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 3: You What?
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 2: The Bet
- Ready, Set, Snow! -- Chapter 1: Good Sports
- Blending -- Long U/part 2
- Blending -- Long U/part 1
- The King's Ring
- Blending -- Long O/part 2
- Blending -- Long O/part 1
- Tracks in the Dirt
- The Meaning of "Units"
- Make a Ten, Again
- Make a Ten
- Bundling Ten Ones as One Ten
- 10 Ones is the Same as 1 Ten
- American Counting
- Chinese Counting
- Place Value: Tens and Ones
- Dancing with Ms. Melanie - Rhythm
- Blending -- Long I/part 2
- Blending -- Long I/part 1
- The Blimp Crew
- Mellersh Test Video
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