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When you count ten single blocks, you can bundle them together to make one rod of ten.
If you line up ten rods of ten, you get a big flat block of one hundred.
One hundred is a special group made of ten tens bundled tightly together.
Bundling tens into a hundred helps you count big numbers easily and smoothly.
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How many tens make one hundred?
What do ten bundles of ten rods make when joined together?
Which number group is equal to one hundred tens bundle?
Which of these does not belong to the hundred place bundle group?
Which item is the odd one out when counting groups of tens?
Which of these is not equal to one hundred?
Ten tens make one hundred.
True
False
Two tens make one hundred.
True
False
One hundred is made by bundling ten tens together.
True
False
What do ten rods of ten make when bundled together?
Ten
One hundred
How many tens are inside this big flat hundred block?
Ten
Two
What helps you count big numbers easily by grouping them?
Hiding them
Bundling tens