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1 Partitioning four digit numbers
more count next after pattern ones before sequence hundreds thousands tens less Number line Number name numeral digit Hundred board value

2 How can we partition numbers?
3000 300 30 1 3331 STANDARD PLACE VALUE 3000 331 NON STANDARD PLACE VALUE PARTS 3331 3300 31 How do we know it is the same Number? The total is the same 1000 2331

3 How do we know it’s the same number?
Standard and non-standard place value parts as a number sentence 3331 3331 3331 How do we know it’s the same number? The total is the same! 3331

4 Together lets work on this one!
As a standard place value number sentence 4593 As a non-standard place value number sentence 4593 How do we know? The total is the same! 4593

5 Lets try it on our own

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