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Reading and writing numbers to 100

Read and write numerals from 0 to 100

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What a learner can do afterwards

  • Read two-digit numerals up to 100 correctly
  • Write any number 0–100 as a numeral from dictation

1 · Read

Numbers from 10 to 99 have two digits. The first digit shows tens. The second digit shows ones. One hundred is special: it has three digits.

Tap each dot and count out loud.
1 group of ten and 6 more make 16.
Try it together

Mia has 52 stickers. She counts 5 tens and 2 ones. She writes the number 52.

Good to know

Look at the first digit for tens. Look at the second digit for ones. That tells you the whole number.

Two-digit numbers have a tens digit and a ones digit.

More to read

Intro to place value: FAQ

Two digit numbers have tens and ones. The left digit counts tens. The right digit counts ones. 47 means 4 tens and 7 ones. Say forty seven and point to each digit.

Whole numbers in expanded form review

Expanded form shows what each digit is worth. 63 is 60 and 3. The 6 means 6 tens. The 3 means 3 ones. Writing numbers from dictation means hearing the tens and ones. Listen for the tens word first.

Whole number place value review

Numbers to 100 follow a steady order. After 29 comes 30. After 99 comes 100. 100 means 10 tens. Charts that show 1 to 100 help you see rows of ten. Point and read across each row to practise.

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Take it off screen

Print a worksheetA4 with an answer key page for grown-ups. No screen, no internet.

Where it sits

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