Read, write and order numbers to 100
Learn Read, write and order numbers to 100 for Year 2 pupils (ages 6–7). Free practice questions, lessons and worked examples — aligned to the UK National Curriculum.
What you'll learn
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In a 2-digit number the left digit shows how many tens, and the right digit shows how many ones.
- 2
47 is 4 bundles of ten straws and 7 loose straws. 4 tens is 40, plus 7 ones, is 47.
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In the number 62, what is the 6 worth?
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To compare two numbers, look at the tens first. Only if the tens are the same do the ones decide.
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Which is bigger, 39 or 41? The 9 is tempting, but 39 has 3 tens and 41 has 4 tens. So 41 is bigger.
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Which number is the biggest?
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Ali says 29 is bigger than 31 because 9 is bigger than 1. What did Ali forget?
Practise Read, write and order numbers to 100 with Whizlo
Free AI-tutored lessons, unlimited practice questions, and progress tracking for ages 6–7. Aligned to the UK National Curriculum.