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Adding 10s on the Hundreds Chart

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Adding 10s on the Hundreds Chart

The hundreds chart is great for teaching kids how to add tens. This worksheet includes its own handy chart, with an accompanying word problem. Kids move down the columns to help Stephanie figure out how many beads she bought.

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Second Grade
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MathNumber SenseThree-Digit NumbersPatterns in Three-Digit NumbersSkip Counting and Three-Digit NumbersAdditionThree-Digit AdditionAdding 10 to Multiples of 100
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2.NBT.B.8
Mathematics Grade 3 3.4.A
Mathematics Grade 2 CE.2.6.b PFA.2.16 Grade 3 PFA.3.16
Mathematics Grade 2 C Grade 3 B

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Mathematics Year 2 ACMNA026.b ACMNA030.a
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