Read and Write Numbers to 1,000
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Objective
I can accurately read and write numbers to 1,000.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Word form is writing a number using words, which helps us say the number correctly.
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A common real-life example where you might need to write numbers in word form is when writing a check.
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When writing numbers in word form, a place value chart can help, and commas indicate words like thousand.
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Practice
11 questions
What is word form when referring to numbers?
Name one reason why understanding word form is important.
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Exit ticket
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“Write the number 739 in word form. Then, write 'four hundred fifty-six' in standard form.”
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