Numbers to 99

Overview
- 1.4 Unit Overview
- The Collectors
Pre-Unit
- 1.4 Pre-Unit Check
Sub-Unit 1: Units of Ten
Represent and use the base-ten structure of two-digit multiples of `10`. Add and subtract two-digit multiples of `10`.
- Investigate: Game Points
- Meeting Yara
- It’s a Match
- How Many Cubes?
- Boris’s Thimbles
- How Many Tens?
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 1 Quiz
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 1 Checklist
Sub-Unit 2: Tens and Ones
Understand that the 2 digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Add two-digit numbers and multiples of `10`. Mentally find `10` more and `10` less than a two-digit number.
- Meeting Prashant
- Curioso Collections
- Do They Show the Same Number?
- Curioso Customers
- Connecting With Collectors
- Steph’s New Curioso Cards
- I See a Pattern
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 2 Quiz
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 2 Checklist
Sub-Unit 3: Comparing Numbers to `99`
Use place value understanding to compare 2 two-digit numbers, and record comparisons using the `<`, `>`, and `=` symbols.
- Steph’s Growing Collection
- Greater Than, Less Than
- Mystery Symbols
- Purr-fect Comparisons
- Steph’s Friends
- A Trip to the Flea Market
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 3 Quiz
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 3 Checklist
Sub-Unit 4: Different Ways To Make a Number
Create and interpret equivalent base-ten representations for two digit numbers that show different amounts of tens and ones.
- Kat’s Football Cards
- Collectors Everywhere!
- Collection Showcase!
- 1.4 Sub-Unit 4 Checklist
End-Unit
- 1.4 End-of-Unit Assessment
Resources
Differentiation and Personalized Learning
- 1.4 Extensions