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The Brandywine School District

presents

The Singapore Math SeriesSession 1Place Value

Thousands, Hundreds, Tens and Ones

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hundreds onestens

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hundreds onestens

3 0 0

4 0 9

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hundreds onestens

What number is shown below?Read the number.Write the number in standard form and in words.

523

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hundreds onestens

What number is shown below?Read the number.Write the number in standard form and in words.

7,365

Seven thousand, three hundred, sixty-five

thousands

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5417 5 0 0 04 0 01 07

What does the digit 5 stand for in each of the following numbers?

(a) 3521 (b) 5231 (c) 1253 (d) 3125

Five hundreds

Five thousands

Five onesFive tens

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Which number is greater?

4264

4316

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Both numbers have four thousands

4316 has three hundreds

4264 has two hundreds

Comparing Numbers: Greater Than, Less Than, Equal To

Which number is greater, 4316 or 4264?

Both numbers have 4 thousands.

4,316 is greater because it has 3 hundreds.4,264 only has 2 hundreds.

4316 > 4264

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4316 is Greater Than 4264

Comparing Numbers: Greater Than, Less Than, Equal To

Which number is smaller, 2325 or 2352?

Both numbers have 2 thousands.

2,325 is smaller because it has 2 tens while2,352 has 5 tens.

Both numbers have 3 hundreds.

2325 < 2352

2324 is less than 2352

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What is the greatest 4-digit number that you can make using all of the digits 0, 7, 1, and 8?

0 8 1 7

Eight thousand, seven hundred, ten

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What is the smallest 4-digit number that you can make using all of the digits 9, 2, 4, and 8?

9 2 4 8

Two thousand, four hundred, eighty-nine

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Number Patterns

Which is more?

How many more?

6342 65423 5

two hundred more

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Rounding Our Savings

Peter Maggie

Sarah

Peter $61

Maggie $68

Sarah $75 I saved about $80

I saved about $70

I saved about $60

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Rounding Our Savings

Peter $61

Maggie $68

Sarah $75

807060

61 68 75

To the nearest ten

60

70

80

hundreds onestensthousands

Adding using place value disks

675 + 548

1 2 2 3

= 1223

hundreds onestens

Subtraction using Place Value Disks

- 167

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523

3 5 6

= 356

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Review Problems

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2048

8009

4066

1344

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5270

2050

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4207

6035

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4548

3302

1712

3400

6009

4502

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Five thousand, four hundred seventeen

Six thousand, nine hundred forty

Eight thousand, fifty-three

Seven thousand, two-hundred nine

Nine thousand, four

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nine

fiveeight

5

thousands8

9

eight hundred

seven

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5

tens

sixty

6

eight hundred

8

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4082

5001

4073

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1640

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1000

600

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1900

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6000

4000

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9000 8900 8910

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5000 4600 4640