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This is a quick and easy four-flap foldable in which students can summarize the Base-10 Model (cubes, flats, rods, and units.) There are 4 student input versions included: totally filled in, cloze-style, picture only, and blank. There are 2 versions of each type: interactive notebook ready one-pager or two to a page. The third page of the foldable includes directions for how to assemble the foldable. Thank you for your purchase!

Here is a worksheet that I created to review with my son who has Autism the five ways we have been studying to show a number. This is our "test" for the ones, tens and hundreds place. This listing includes a sheet for ones and tens and a sheet for ones, tens and hundreds. It includes blank worksheets without the examples or graphics that can be used as page 2 for the main two sheets, as create your own, roll it or as stand alone pages. I have also included two-to-a- page sheets for those of you

Representing NumbersAs a "homeschooling" Mom, full-time educator in Texas public schools and Adult Education instructor, it was hard for me to see my "autistic" son and my other scholars struggle with number representation. I created this foldable as a DOL (demonstration of learning) for them to show me that they could represent numbers in these 4 different ways. After teaching and/or reviewing these concepts, I had them choose 2-4 multi-digit numbers which they "represented" under each tab. F