Addition to add three one-digit numbers (using number bonds to 10).

Partitioning two-digit numbers into different combinations of tens and ones - a worksheet. Aimed at Year 2 children. A worksheet to help teach one of the expected Mathematical standards from the Interim teacher assessment framework at the end of key stage 1. Initially allow children to practically assemble given numbers using different combinations of tens and ones using diennes, numicon or bundles of ten and individual straws. Place value grids would be a valuable resource to use along side this practical work. Children can record their work using this worksheet. Great for when the moderator comes into school and wants to see evidence of this standard!

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