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Matching Place Value Models to Numbers: Base Ten Blocks

2.G.A.1

Sort 2D Shapes by attribute

2.G.A.2

Composing and decomposing 2D Shapes

2.G.A.3

Identify 2D shapes in 3D shapes

2.MD.A.1

Measuring lengths

2.MD.A.2

Estimating lengths

2.MD.A.4

Comparing lengths

2.MD.B.5

Adding and subtracting lengths

2.MD.B.6

Mixed patterns

2.MD.C.7

Reading time

2.MD.C.8

Value of a coin

Equivalent money combinations

Making change

2.MD.D.10

Bar graphs

Pictographs

2.MD.D.9

Collecting data

2.NBT.A.1

Matching place value models to numbers

Match the Number to a Model — Up to 999

Numeral expanding up to 999

Numeral Expansion — Up to 999

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Identifying hundred, tens, & ones

Identify the Digit — Up to 999

Place value models up to 999

Identify the Number from the Model — Up to 999

2.NBT.A.2

Counting to 100 with visual aids

Counting to 100 with numbers

Counting to 100 with objects

Skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s

2.NBT.A.3

Expanded form up to 999

Expanded Form — Up to 999

Place value tables up to 999

Place Value Tables — Up to 999

2.NBT.A.4

Converting between place values up to 999

Convert Hundreds to Tens (Up to 999)

Place value word problems up to 999

2.NBT.B.5

Adding with doubles up to 100

Adding Doubles — Up to 100

Using counting to add digits up to 100

Adding By Counting — Up to 100

Adding with 3 numbers up to 100

Addition with regrouping up to 100

Add By  Regrouping — Up to 100

Using number lines to subtract up to 100

Counting to subtract up to 100

Subtract By Counting — Up to 100

Subtracting by 10s

Subtract By Tens — Up to 100

Subtracting with place value models up to 100

Subtract Using Place Blocks — Up to 100

Subtraction facts up to 100

Subtraction Properties — Up to 100

Completing subtraction images & statements

Fill in the Blank — Up to 100

Subtracting by jumping up to 100

Using objects to subtract up to 100

Subtract By Objects — Up to 100

2.NBT.B.6

Using number line to add up to 100

2.NBT.B.7

Subtraction with regrouping up to 100

Subtract By Regrouping — Up to 100

Regrouping place values up to 999

Regrouping Place Values — Up to 999

2.NBT.B.8

Addition strategies

Adding By Separation — Up to 100

Adding with patterns up to 100

Subtracting with patterns up to 100

2.NBT.B.9

Using models to add up to 100

Add Using Block Models — Up to 100

Addition tables up to 100

Add By Number Table — Up to 100

Completing addition statements up to 100

Subtraction tables up to 100

2.OA.A.1

Adding digits up to 100

Add By Digits — Up to 100

Addition word problems up to 100

Addition Word Problems — Up to 100

Subtracting with digits up to 100

Subtract By Digits — Up to 100

Subtraction word problems up to 100

Subtraction Word Problems — Up to 100

2.OA.B.2

Addition facts up to 100

Using mental math to add up to 20

Using mental math to subtract up to 20

Mental math word problems

2.OA.C.3

Even and odd numbers

Recognizing Even Numbers

Recognizing Odd Numbers

2.OA.C.4

Repeated addition with arrays

Adding By Arrays — Up to 100

Groups and arrays up to 99

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Foundation Review

2nd Grade Math

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This lesson shows how to match place value models, such as hundred flats, ten rods, and one units, to the number they represent. Students learn to count each block type, combine hundreds, tens, and ones, and write the matching number, with worked examples and common mistakes to avoid.

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Matching Place Value Models to Numbers

What You'll Learn

Identify a hundred flat as worth \(100\), a ten rod as worth \(10\), and a one unit as worth \(1\)

Count each block type separately before combining them into a single number

Apply the place value sum \(H \times 100 + T \times 10 + O\) to turn block counts into a number

Recognize that a missing block type still counts as zero for that place value

Compare two block models to decide which one matches a given number

Check your answer by rebuilding the number from its blocks and reading it back

What You'll Practice

Writing three-digit numbers shown by place value blocks

Counting hundreds, tens, and ones blocks to form numbers

Matching visual block models to their numerical values

Why This Matters

This Unit Includes

Practice exercises

Learning resources

Skills

Place Value

Base-Ten Blocks

Number Sense

Three-Digit Numbers

Visual Models