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Bundles of Beads Activity Sheet
McGraw-Hill Mathematics: Grade 2, Chapter 12
Name: Date:
Bundles of Beads
Boston Bead Company
http://www.bostonbead.com/czech3.html
There are so many beads! Which beads are your favorites?
- Look at the beads.
- Solve the problems.
- There are 120 beads in this picture.
Write how many hundreds, tens, and ones.
hundreds tens
- Write 120 in words.
- Write 120 in expanded form.
+ = .
- Three hundred more than 120 is .
- Look at your answer for problem 4.
Write how many hundreds, tens, and ones in this number.
- Click the link at the top of the Web page.
About how many beads are in this picture? Estimate.
- There are 169 beads in this picture.
Is this number greater than or less than 120?
Compare. Write >, <, or =.
- Which picture has more beads, the first picture you saw or this picture?
- Circle the value of the underlined digit.
|
169 | 1 hundred | 1 ten | 1 one |
- Write 169 in words.
- Write 169 in expanded form.
+ + .
- Write the number that comes just before.
169
- Write the number that comes just after.
169
- Which number is closer to 100? Circle your answer.
120 169
- Why is this number closer to 100? Explain.
Math at Home
Today I explored some beads at a Web site! I saw beads of many different colors and shapes. Then I solved problems about the beads. The first picture had 120 beads, which is hundred, tens, and ones. The second picture had 169 beads. 169 is than 120.
You can find out more about this topic by asking your teacher or parents to show you other Web sites.
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