Place value starts with two digits: 47 is four tens and seven ones. Every number on these sheets is between 10 and 99, and the questions move between the digit in a place, the value of that digit, and the number written out as tens plus ones.
First grade builds this up with bundles of ten sticks; the sheets are the written half of the same idea. Hundreds, Tens and Ones is the three-digit version that follows in second grade.
In 47 the digit 4 is in the tens place, and its value is 40. The sheets ask both ways, because children often know one without the other.
First grade, where two-digit place value is introduced, with a return to it early in second grade.
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