Place Value Worksheets Year 1 – Tens and Ones Practice

Twenty exit-slip worksheets have students circle counted objects into groups of ten and record the resulting tens, ones, and total in a consistent quick-check format.
Year levels
Years 1–2
Pages
20
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Updated Sep 27, 2026

Subject
Place Value, Early Math, Maths
Topic
Place Value, Maths
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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Represent a counted quantity of objects as a number of tens, a number of ones, and a total

  • Group a set of objects into tens to support place-value counting

Teaching tips

  • Use one slip per day as a quick formative check (exit slip) of place-value understanding rather than as a full lesson.

  • Preview the picture-based pages ahead of time, since they use different object sets, from balls and apples to oranges and lemons.

  • Move from the picture-based pages to the abstract 'How many tens and ones?' pages as a natural progression from concrete to representational place-value practice.

Skills covered

  • Tens-and-ones decomposition — students circle groups of ten within a counted set and record the resulting tens, ones, and total.

  • Place-value quick-check response — students complete a short, consistent exit-slip format to demonstrate place-value understanding.

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Core concepts

  • Place value

  • Tens and ones

  • Grouping by ten

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