Place value ones and tens
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This kindergarten mathematics worksheet provides 8 problems for students to practice place value. It instructs students to watch a video about place value, then count the tens and ones in numbers and write them in the provided spaces. The worksheet is meant to reinforce place value concepts taught in the previous week during the second term of the school year.
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