Explain how many hundreds, tens and ones 1,000 is composed of
I can give the number of hundreds, tens and ones in 1000
Explain how many hundreds, tens and ones 1,000 is composed of
I can give the number of hundreds, tens and ones in 1000
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- 1,000 is composed of 10 hundreds.
- 1,000 is composed of 100 tens.
- 1,000 is composed of 1,000 ones.
Keywords
Compose - Compose means to combine parts to make a given number. One hundred is composed of 10 tens.
Thousand - A thousand is a 4-digit number equal to 10 groups of one hundred.
Common misconception
Pupils may not make the connection between 10 hundreds, 100 tens and 1 thousand as they may find it difficult to visualise 1,000
Secure understanding of 1,000 using a range of representations: counting up on number lines divided differently, showing Base 10 blocks that are equivalent to a one thousand block and even exploring within the context of money.
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