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                      Fast Check                                                                            Logical Thinking
                     1.  How many numbers lie between 40 and 50?
                     2.  How many numbers from 21 to 50 have 1 in their ones place?

                     3.   from  40  to  49,  write  a  number  such  that  the  digit  in  its  ones  place  and  tens
                         place is the same. How many such numbers are there in all?


                     maths fun
                                                                                                           Experiential Learning
                     Ask children to bring some seeds of different kinds (e.g., rajma, chana,

                     mustard, sunflower, etc.). In class, group them and count how many seeds they
                     have—write the number in tens and ones (e.g., 2 tens and 6 ones = 26).




                       Practice time 5A


              1.  Count in tens and ones and complete the following. One has been done for

                   you.

                   (a)                                               (b)

                                                   Tens Ones                                         Tens Ones


                                                     3      2                                          4     7



                         32 = 3 tens and 2 ones                           ……... = ……... tens and ……... ones

                   (c)                                               (d)

                                                   Tens Ones                                         Tens Ones








                         ……... = ……... tens and ……... ones                ……... = ……... tens and ……... ones
                   (e)                                                (f)


                                                   Tens Ones                                         Tens Ones







                         ……... = ……... tens and ……... ones                ……... = ……... tens and ……... ones




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