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Tens and Ones Worksheets

Break two-digit numbers into tens and ones. Click New worksheet for a fresh sheet, then print it with its answer key.

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Place value: tens and ones
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1.64 = ___ tens ___ ones
2.12 = ___ tens ___ ones
3.17 = ___ tens ___ ones
4.45 = ___ tens ___ ones
5.84 = ___ tens ___ ones
6.37 = ___ tens ___ ones
7.54 = ___ tens ___ ones
8.49 = ___ tens ___ ones
9.95 = ___ tens ___ ones
10.76 = ___ tens ___ ones
11.55 = ___ tens ___ ones
12.52 = ___ tens ___ ones
13.18 = ___ tens ___ ones
14.35 = ___ tens ___ ones
15.56 = ___ tens ___ ones
16.13 = ___ tens ___ ones
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About this worksheet

Break numbers into tens and ones, hundreds, or write them in expanded form. Place value is the key to adding and subtracting bigger numbers.

Tips for parents and teachers

  • Use bundles of 10 straws or base-ten blocks to show tens.
  • Read the number aloud and match each word to a place.
  • Zero is a placeholder: 305 has 0 tens.

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This worksheet suits 1st grade. Use the options to change it or make it easier or harder.

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