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LESSON 1 The TIMS Candy Company
Mr. and Mrs. Haddad own a chocolate factory that makes Chocos. The name of their company is the TIMS Candy Company. They use base-ten pieces to keep track of how much candy they make.
They use a bit for each Choco.
Whenever there are 10 bits, they can be packaged together to make a skinny.
When there are 10 skinnies, they can be packaged together to make a flat. How many Chocos does a flat represent?
A group of 10 flats makes a pack. How many Chocos does a pack represent?
Mr. and Mrs. Haddad write the amounts in numbers on the Base-Ten Recording Sheet. For example, one day the company made 236 Chocos. This is how they recorded the candy:
This is the number sentence that matches the base-ten pieces:
200 + 30 + 6 = 236.