Unit 1 lesson 2- reading and writing Numbers
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This document provides a lesson on building number sense with whole numbers up to 100,000. It covers reading and writing numbers in standard, expanded, and word forms. Examples are provided to practice identifying place value and value of digits, rounding numbers, comparing numbers using relations, ordering numbers, and solving real-world problems involving numbers. A Kahoot game and practice questions are included to help check understanding. The objectives are to give place value and value of digits in numbers up to 100,000, read and write such numbers in different forms, round numbers, compare numbers using relations, and order numbers.
Unit 1 lesson 2- reading and writing Numbers
- 1. UNIT 1 Building Number Sense: Whole Numbers Websites/references file:///C:/Users/User/Desktop/math%20lesson/M4%2 001%20Q1%20FD.pdf Math for life long learning. Abiva 2017 Prepared by : Sir Renz
- 2. Objectives: At the end of this unit, you should be able to; a. give the place value and value of a digit in numbers up to 100 000; b. read and write numbers up to a hundred thousand in symbols and in words; c. round off numbers to the nearest thousand and ten thousand; compare numbers up to 100 000 using relation symbols; and d. order numbers up to 100 000 in increasing or decreasing order.
- 3. •Lesson 2: •Reading and Writing Numbers up to 100 000
- 5. Kahoot Game
- 7. Patrick purchased a house and needs to issue a check worth ₱154,678 as down payment. How will he write the amount in words?
- 8. How do we write numbers in words? Definition 2.1: Periods are the sets of three digits into which numerals are grouped.
- 9. The first period is called the ones period. It is formed with the first three digits of the number. The second period, called the thousands period is formed with the next three digits of the number.
- 10. Reading and Writing Numbers in Words
- 12. The table below shows the correct spelling of numbers in words. These are the number words you need to be familiar with. Other number words are just a combination of these words.
- 14. Writing Numbers in Standard and Expanded Forms So far, you have learned how to read and write numbers in words. 154 678 is in standard form, while one hundred fifty-four thousand, six hundred seventy-eight is in word form.
- 16. Let’s Practice! Example 1: Write 146 947 in expanded form. Solution: To write a number in expanded form, we simply find the sum of all the values of its digits.
- 19. Answer: 50,000 – ten thousand Try It Yourself! Write 542 343 in expanded form.
- 20. Example 2
- 21. Example 3: Write down the largest possible number that can be formed using the digits 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 9 together with the place value and value of each digit.
- 22. Solution: Step 1: Arrange the numbers from highest to lowest: 9, 7, 5, 4, 2, and 1. Step 2: Write each digit in the table below following its order from highest to lowest.
- 28. Check Your Understanding! 1.Identify the place value and value of the digit 9 in each of the following numerals. a. 204 869 b. 947 245 c. 395 205
- 29. 2. Use the table provided on the next page to identify the municipality in the province of Rizal with the given population. a. Its population has a 6 in the ten thousands place. b. b. Its population has the digit 3 with a value of 30 000. c. c. Its population has the digit 4 in the ones place, and a digit 2 in the thousands place.
- 30. Top 5 Municipalities Population1 in 2015 (Source: Philippine Statistics Authority) Municipality Population Rodriguez (Montalban) 369,222 Cainta 332,128 Taytay 319,104 Binangonan 282,474 Santa Maria 256,454
- 31. 3. Jason wrote down a three-digit number and dared the class to guess what it was. See if you can guess the number. He gave them a few clues as follows: a.The digit in the hundreds place is 8 greater than the digit in the ones place. b.b. The sum of all the digits in the three place values is 15. c. c. The digit in the ones place is 1.
- 32. Understanding How I learned Read and answer each question. 5 sentences each question. 1. Was the lesson difficult to understand? In what way? 2. How did you manage when you encountered difficult topic/s? 3. Have you ever encounter a situation similar to the one discussed in this lesson?
- 33. Assignment Dave typed a five-digit number on his tablet. He gave his friends four clues to determine the number. What number is it based on these clues? a. The highest place value, the hundreds place value, and the ones place value all have the same digit. b. The tens place value is one less than thousands place value. c. The hundreds place value is 9 greater than the tens place. d. The ones place value is 9.