Ones to One million

Tens and thouands

L.I: To show numbers in groups of 10, 100, 1000

I practiced my place value to learn how to count from 10 to 100 to 1000.I had to awnser some hard and
challenging questions to count from 10 to 100 to 1000.

Number	How many tens?	How many groups of tens?	How many hundreds?	How many Groups of hundreds
46	4	4	0	0
684	8	68	6	6
734	3	73	7	7

Number	How many tens?	How many groups of tens?	How many hundreds?	How many Groups of hundreds
52	5	5	0	0
72	7	7	0	0
94	9	9	0	0

Number	How many tens?	How many groups of tens?	How many hundreds?	How many Groups of hundreds
100	0	10	1	1
550	5	55	5	5
999	9	99	9	9

Number	How many tens?	How many groups of tens?	How many hundreds?	How many Groups of hundreds	How many thousands
1479	7	147	4	14	1
3539	3	53	5	353	3
5688	7	19	1	1	5

Ancient Egyption Numbers

Ancient Egyptian numbers

Learning Intention:  to understand place value by using Ancient Egyptian numbers.

Challenge:

What number is this? Why?

23

Some Ancient Egyptian numbers

	1
	10
	100

Challenge:

What are these numbers?

	144
	602
	379
	314
	626
	379

What is the same about the last two numbers.?They both have 100.

What is different about the last two numbers?They are different because

Challenge:

Change these numbers into Ancient Egyptian numbers. Insert a photo of your number written on a whiteboard.

7
42
220
608
795

Addition

Challenge:

Now try adding numbers. You cannot draw modern maths symbols like + and =.

7 + 5	7 & 5 makes 12
36 + 15	36 & 15 makes 51
274 + 418	274 & 418 makes 672
593 + 109	593 & 109 makes 702

Subtraction

Challenge:

Now try subtracting numbers. You cannot draw modern maths symbols like - and =.

12 - 3	12 take away 3 makes 9
23 - 17	23 take away 17 makes 6
445 - 152	445 take away 152 makes 293
623 - 249	623 take away 249 makes 374

What can you understand about Ancient Egyptian numbers compared to modern numbers.?Ancient Egyptian numbers are used with signs and modern numbers used in normal words and letters.

Ancient Egyption numbers

Ancient Egyptian numbers

Learning Intention:  to understand place value by using Ancient Egyptian numbers.

Here are all of the glyphs you need to make numbers in Ancient Egyptian

Image sourced from www.discoveringegypt.com

Challenge 1:

Code these glyphs into easy to type keyboard keys. For example:

Glyph	Number	Code
	1	I (capital i)
	10	T
	100	H
	1,000	TT
	10,000	TT
	100,000	Y
	1,000,000

Challenge 2:

Make a quiz for using Ancient Egyptian numbers. You need:

• 3 coding questions; quiz takers have to code Ancient Egyptian numbers into your coded numbers and modern English numbers.
• 3 addition questions; write questions in your code.
• 3 subtraction questions; write questions in your code.

Take someone else’s quiz.

Japanese Numbers 1 to 10

Blogging About Japanese LanguageBlogging Template

Title	Japanese Language
Learning Intention	To write a complete blogpost using a fact about japan.
What did you learn?	I learnt to count from 1 to 10 in japanese.
How did you learn?	I found a video counting from 1 to 10 in then I watched it then I started practicing.
Embedded Digital Learning Object	How to count from 1 to 10 in Japanese
Labels	Cybersmart	Japanese Language

Example

Title	Japanese language   (Blogging about Japan)
Learning Intention	To write a complete blog post using a fact about Japan.
What did you learn?	I learned how to say “teacher” in Japanese.
How did you learn?	I found out how to say teacher by using Google Translate. I listened to the program to learn how to say “sensei”, then I practised saying it. I practised by myself.
Embedded Digital Learning Object
Labels	Cybersmart	Japan Japan facts about Japan language