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Teen Number Match Up Activity

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Overview:

An activity designed to help students match different representations of teen numbers. Designed for early years students. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and match teen numbers in words, MABs, and standard notation partitioning.
Develop an understanding of teen numbers and their value.
Strengthen number recognition and basic place value skills.

How the Activity Works:

Students match cards showing different representations of teen numbers, including words (e.g., "fourteen"), MABs (e.g., base-ten blocks for 14), and standard notation partitioning (e.g., 10 + 4). This activity helps reinforce teen number recognition and supports students in developing their understanding of place value concepts.

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