Description
Help students see teen numbers as a group of ten and extra ones through picture models, matching, and equations.
- Grade: K
- Format: Printable PDF
Learning Objective
Students will compose and decompose teen numbers into ten ones and additional ones and represent them with pictures and equations.
What’s Included
- Place-value vocabulary cards and My Place Value Book
- Place-value matching, trading, chart, and equation pages
- Place Value Match center
- Equation Creation center with recording page
Ways to Use
Use for kindergarten place-value lessons, guided practice, or math centers.
Preparation
Print the pages you need. Cut and laminate center cards and place them in an envelope or bag. Provide scissors and glue for the cut-and-paste trading activity.
Standards & Skills
K.NBT.A.1: compose and decompose numbers 11–19 into ten ones and additional ones.



Brittany R. –
I loved this resource! We will definitely be using this again.
Robyn L. –
This is a cute resource to use to supplement place value instruction in kindergarten.
Dawn A. –
This was a great resource to use for teaching this concept.
Chasity T. –
Amazing!!
Velia G. –
We have enjoyed using this product. It is nice to be able to grab things that are already made to help my grandchildren.
Mrs Elizabeth’s Farm –
A very useful resource!
Creative Corner of the Young Mind –
Fabulous resource!
Renee Butler –
Thank you!
Tori S. –
Great for extra practice.
Paula G. –
Very Helpful!
Roxanne G. –
Thank You
Linda T. –
Great Product!
Teshia H. –
Thanks!
Sandra C. –
thanks
Michelle R. –
Love it!!
Katherine M. –
Great activity for my students!
Amber F. –
Great product! Perfect for that standard
Angela Ross –
Great resource, thank you!
Karen F. –
I love this way of getting my kindergartners ready for first grade!
Kimberly Lamoureux –
My only problem with parts of this is that the standard says ten ONES and some further ones…in K they are not supposed to unitize into a ten, that is a first grade standard, so I cannot use quite a few of the items. I can only use pages 17-20 and 26 and 27. Equations are also not required in K but can be used to differentiate.
Jennifer O. –
I love this! Super cute and fun!
There are a couple of typos. One is on the place value match center cards. There are two number elevens and there is no number twelve.
Julie B. –
Nice resource! Thank you!
Mary R. –
Great!
Stacie M. –
So excited to use this in the upcoming week! Goes great with Go Math chapter 7. Thank you!
I just went to print this out to laminate and on page 38, there is a typo. The card with 2 blocks has a number 1 next to it. Can you fix it?
karen gianforte –
Can’t wait to use your ideas for this math concept