This document provides an introduction to rounding methods and tricks for squaring numbers. It explains how to square numbers by rounding them to the nearest multiple of 10 or 100 and then using the properties of exponents. Several examples are shown of squaring two-digit numbers like 45, 73, 58, 105, and 428. The key steps are to round the number to the nearest decade, express the square as the rounded number multiplied by itself plus the difference squared. This technique breaks down the square into easier to calculate components. In the examples, the rounded square is calculated first before adding the difference squared at the end.