CCSS

These are the resources that support this Common Core Standard.

1.NBT.B.2.B

There are 30 resources.
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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 10

This piece of clip art can be used to model 10. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 100

This piece of clip art can be used to model 100. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 20

This piece of clip art can be used to model 20. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 30

This piece of clip art can be used to model 30. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 40

This piece of clip art can be used to model 40. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 50

This piece of clip art can be used to model 50. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 60

This piece of clip art can be used to model 60. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 70

This piece of clip art can be used to model 70. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 80

This piece of clip art can be used to model 80. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Clip Art--Modeling Tens--Modeling 90

This piece of clip art can be used to model 90. Use the whole sequence of these clip art pieces to model multiples of 10.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Clip Art, click on this link: Link.

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 01

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 02

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 03

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

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To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 04

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 05

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 06

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 07

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 08

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 09

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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Math Example--Models of Numbers in Expanded Form--Example 10

This set of math examples demonstrates real-world examples of numbers that can be written first in expanded form, then in standard form. These examples involve packaged items that can be modeled by a power of 10, plus individual items to model the digit in the ones place.

Note: The download is a PNG file.

Related Resources

To see the complete collection of Math Examples on this topic, click on this link: https://bit.ly/3g3Z1eh

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