B. Breaking Numbers into Groups
We can break numbers into groups in different ways. Example: think of 36¢ in coins. Here is a number sentence to show it: 25 + 10 + 1 = 36¢
- Think of coins again. Show 36¢ grouped another way.
Number Sentence: _________________________________________________________ - Think of cookies. Show 36 cookies grouped into dozens.
Number Sentence: _________________________________________________________ - Think of tens. Show 36 cubes grouped into tens and leftovers.
Number Sentence: _________________________________________________________ - Show another way to group 36 cubes.
Number Sentence: _________________________________________________________