/
Wednesday: Partitioning 3-digit numbers Wednesday: Partitioning 3-digit numbers

Wednesday: Partitioning 3-digit numbers - PowerPoint Presentation

margaret
margaret . @margaret
Follow
27 views
Uploaded On 2024-02-09

Wednesday: Partitioning 3-digit numbers - PPT Presentation

Year 3 Spring 1 Lets look at the number in a place value chart ThreeDigit Numbers Stefan picks a number His number is 346 What is each digit in the number 346 worth Hundreds Tens ID: 1044865

hundreds tens represents digit tens hundreds digit represents 300 number 700 346 counters column 789 place part represented flats

Share:

Link:

Embed:

Download Presentation from below link

Download Presentation The PPT/PDF document "Wednesday: Partitioning 3-digit numbers" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this web site for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.


Presentation Transcript

1. Wednesday:Partitioning 3-digit numbersYear 3, Spring 1

2. Let’s look at the number in a place value chart.Three-Digit NumbersStefan picks a number. His number is 346.What is each digit in the number ‘346’ worth?HundredsTensOnes346In the hundreds column, there is the digit ‘3’. This represents 3 hundreds or 300.In the tens column, there is the digit ‘4’. This represents 4 tens or 40.In the ones column, there is the digit ‘6’. This represents 6 ones or 6.Together, 300 (3 hundreds) + 40 (4 tens) + 6 (6 ones) make 346.346 = 300 + 40 + 6

3. Three-Digit Numbers346 can be represented using base ten blocks.There are 3 hundreds flats. This represents 3 hundreds or 300.There are 4 tens sticks. This represents 4 tens or 40.There are 6 ones cubes. This represents 6 ones or 6.Together, 300 (3 hundreds) + 40 (4 tens) + 6 (6 ones) make 346.346 = 300 + 40 + 6

4. Three-Digit Numbers346 can be represented using place value counters.100There are 3 hundreds counters. This represents 3 hundreds or 300.There are 4 tens counters. This represents 4 tens or 40.There are 6 ones counters. This represents 6 ones or 6.Together, 300 (3 hundreds) + 40 (4 tens) + 6 (6 ones) make 346.346 = 300 + 40 + 610010010010101010111111

5. Three-Digit NumbersLet’s look at the number in a place value chart.Let’s look at a different number.Mabel picks a number. Her number is 789. What is each digit in the number ‘789’ worth?In the hundreds column, there are 7 counters. This represents 7 hundredsor 700.In the tens column, there are 8 counters. This represents 8 tens or 80.In the ones column, there are 9 counters. This represents 9 ones or 9.Together, 700 (7 hundreds) + 80 (8 tens) + 9 (9 ones) make 789.789 = 700 + 80 + 9HundredsTensOnes

6. Three-Digit Numbers789 can be represented using base ten blocks.There are 7 hundreds flats. This represents 7 hundreds or 700.There are 8 tens sticks. This represents 8 tens or 80.There are 9 ones cubes. This represents 9 ones or 9.Together, 700 (7 hundreds) + 80 (8 tens) + 9 (9 ones) make 789.

7. Three-Digit Numbers789 can be represented using a part-whole model.700 is a part.80 is a part.9 is a part.Together, 700 (7 hundreds) + 80 (8 tens) + 9 (9 ones) make the whole 789.789 = 80 + 700 + 9789807009

8. Recognise the Place Value ofEach Digit in a Three-Digit NumberSplit these numbers into hundreds, tens and ones.208?200?0?8319?300?10?9567?500?60?7

9. Recognise the Place Value ofEach Digit in a Three-Digit NumberSplit these numbers into hundreds, tens and ones.782?700?80?2814?800?10?4999?900?90?9

10. What Am I?Can you find the missing value?What number am I?700761601?

11. Maths Practice Questions book page 5 – complete questions 1 and 2 only.Complete the Place Value to 3 digits partitioning sheet.