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13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers
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Assess the quality of my work by downloading Lesson 1: Mental Math Strategies for Addition for FREE. If you love it, come back for more!

  • No more sifting through worksheets to find the best match.
  • Improve your relationship with parents by keeping them in-the-loop with optional homework packets.
  • Give your students much-needed extra practice with iReady® Classroom Math.
  • These worksheets can be used with ANY math curriculum!

Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers

Students get more practice with place-value charts, writing three-digit numbers in expanded form, and drawing base-ten blocks to show three-digit numbers. In this lesson, students also learn to write three-digit numbers using words. As a bonus, this resource includes 20 pages of extra practice. With these extra practice worksheets, kids are given clues to determine a mystery three-digit number. Then they are prompted to enter the number into a place-value chart, draw it with base-ten blocks, write it in expanded form, and write it in words.


This download includes:

  • Four double-sided worksheets which align to each day's session, Sessions 1-4 in Lesson 13. These can be sent home as homework, given in-class as extra practice, or used in small groups to reinforce concepts.
  • Four exit tickets which align to each day's session, Sessions 1-4.
  • The same worksheets in B&W.
  • 20 pages of extra practice CLUES worksheets

You may also like:

First-Grade Lesson 19 - Understand Tens

First-Grade Lesson 21 - Understand Tens and Ones

First-Grade Lesson 22 - Compare 2-Digit Numbers

These can help build prerequisite skills to help students understand this lesson.

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13: 2nd Grade: Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers

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2nd
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30
Teaching Duration
1 Week

Description

Assess the quality of my work by downloading Lesson 1: Mental Math Strategies for Addition for FREE. If you love it, come back for more!

  • No more sifting through worksheets to find the best match.
  • Improve your relationship with parents by keeping them in-the-loop with optional homework packets.
  • Give your students much-needed extra practice with iReady® Classroom Math.
  • These worksheets can be used with ANY math curriculum!

Read & Write Three-Digit Numbers

Students get more practice with place-value charts, writing three-digit numbers in expanded form, and drawing base-ten blocks to show three-digit numbers. In this lesson, students also learn to write three-digit numbers using words. As a bonus, this resource includes 20 pages of extra practice. With these extra practice worksheets, kids are given clues to determine a mystery three-digit number. Then they are prompted to enter the number into a place-value chart, draw it with base-ten blocks, write it in expanded form, and write it in words.


This download includes:

  • Four double-sided worksheets which align to each day's session, Sessions 1-4 in Lesson 13. These can be sent home as homework, given in-class as extra practice, or used in small groups to reinforce concepts.
  • Four exit tickets which align to each day's session, Sessions 1-4.
  • The same worksheets in B&W.
  • 20 pages of extra practice CLUES worksheets

You may also like:

First-Grade Lesson 19 - Understand Tens

First-Grade Lesson 21 - Understand Tens and Ones

First-Grade Lesson 22 - Compare 2-Digit Numbers

These can help build prerequisite skills to help students understand this lesson.

If you L♡VE your download, please give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and follow me! ◡̈

If you want to share this resource with your team, make it legal by purchasing additional licenses. Go to your My Purchases page, find this resource, and click Buy Additional Licenses. They are deeply discounted. Thank you for respecting my work.

How to get TPT credit: Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase, you can click Provide Feedback. Each time you give feedback, you earn TPT credits that can be used to lower the cost of future purchases.

Visit my website, for freebies and to see how I use these worksheets in my Parent-Student Success Binder.

This store is not affiliated with, nor has been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Curriculum Associates®.

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Great to have on hand for extra classwork and homework!
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Grades taught: 2nd, 3rd, 4th

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Understand that the three digits of a three-digit number represent amounts of hundreds, tens, and ones; e.g., 706 equals 7 hundreds, 0 tens, and 6 ones. Understand the following as special cases:
The numbers 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 refer to one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine hundreds (and 0 tens and 0 ones).
Read and write numbers to 1000 using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form.
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