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Base Ten Numerals

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Directions for the Teacher

Students will write the base ten numeral on a piece of paper.

Students will then write the number names on a piece of paper.

Click each time next appears to see the answer.

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13

thirteen

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32

thirty-two

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75

seventy-five

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51

fifty-one

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82

eighty-two

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48

forty-eight

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18

eighteen

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21

twenty-one

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98

ninety-eight

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63

sixty-three

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92

ninety-two

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187

one hundred eighty-seven

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423

four hundred twenty-three

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557

five hundred fifty-seven

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637

six hundred thirty-seven

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353

three hundred fifty-three

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454

four hundred fifty-four

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1,000

one thousand

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2,851

two thousand, eight hundred fifty-one

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5,180

five thousand, one hundred eighty

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4,454

four thousand,four hundred fifty-four

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6,337

six thousand,three hundred thirty-seven

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3,736

three thousand,seven hundred thirty-six

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8, 051

eight thousand, fifty-one

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9,263

nine thousand,two hundred sixty-three

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61,582

sixty-one thousand, five hundred eighty-two

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55,782

fifty-five thousand, seven hundred eighty-two

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15,826

fifteen thousand, eight hundred twenty-six

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92,632

ninety-two thousand,six hundred thirty-two

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150, 836

one hundred fifty thousand, eight hundred thirty-six

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9,263,736

nine million, two hundred sixty-three thousand,

seven hundred thirty-six© Math As A Second Language All Rights Reserved

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1,582,557

one million,five hundred eighty-two thousand,

five hundred fifty-seven© Math As A Second Language All Rights Reserved

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5,180,085

five million,one hundred eighty thousand,

eighty-five

37,369,263

thirty-seven million, three hundred sixty-nine thousand,

two hundred sixty-three© Math As A Second Language All Rights Reserved

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44,543,629

forty-four million, five hundred forty-three thousand,

six hundred twenty-nine© Math As A Second Language All Rights Reserved

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