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  • The child learned that numbers can be written using a place value system.
  • They learned that the ones column represents single digit numbers (0-9).
  • They learned that the tens column represents numbers in multiples of 10 (0, 10, 20, etc.).
  • The child practiced identifying the ones and tens place in a given number.
  • They learned to differentiate between the ones and tens column when writing numbers.
  • The child learned how to add and subtract numbers within the tens column.
  • They practiced regrouping when necessary when adding or subtracting from the tens column.

For continued development, encourage the child to:

  • Create their own two-digit numbers using manipulatives or drawings, and identify the ones and tens column.
  • Practice different addition and subtraction problems within the tens column.
  • Use real-life situations to reinforce the concept of ones and tens, such as counting groups of objects by tens and ones.
  • Engage in online games or activities that focus on place value and the ones and tens column.
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