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Using Tens and Groups of Ten 
- identify students' number concept of "ten-ness" and singles.
Rubric Code: S2AX44
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Subject: Math  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5

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Students demonstrate an understanding of "tens" and singles as parts of an entire number.
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Student is unable to identify the tens needed.

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Student recounts each unit and physically morves counters into arrangements of tens.

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Student counts by tens. Gives correct reply.

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Got It!

Student easily assesses the arrangement of tens mentally and provides the correct response.

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Using Tens

Dump out 47 counters and have the student count them. Provide the student with 10 cards, each with a ten frame drawn on it. Ask, "If we want to put these counters in the spaces on these card, how many cards could we fill up?"

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Using Groups of 10

Provide student with cards with filled tens frames. Supply at least 10 cards and a large supply of cubes. Ask student to "Show me 34."

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