Place value - Represent numbers 2 - Worksheet

The "Representing Numbers to 100" worksheet is an educational resource aimed at enhancing children's understanding of place value, specifically for numbers up to 100. The National Curriculum objective for this lesson is for students to read and write numbers up to at least 100 in both numerals and words, as well as to identify and represent these numbers using various methods. To facilitate this learning, a variety of resources are provided, including concrete manipulatives such as bead strings, base ten blocks, place value counters, straws, and ten frames, alongside differentiated worksheets and teaching slides to cater to varying levels of ability.

The lesson's vocabulary focuses on key terms such as 'Place Value', 'Represent', 'tens and ones', and 'concrete materials'. Students are tasked with matching numbers expressed in different forms—such as tens and ones, numerals, and calculations—with their correct pictorial representations. Through engaging activities, they explore how to represent numbers using concrete materials and are encouraged to reflect on which method is most efficient for representing different numbers. The worksheet also includes reasoning and problem-solving challenges, where students must identify errors in representations and explain their thinking. This ensures a deeper comprehension of place value concepts and the relationship between tens and ones.