GRADE 2 · ALBERTAOUTCOME AB-MAT2-N1
L1 · Reading and writing numbers to 1000
Learning goal
“I can read and write numbers to 1000, using numerals and words.”
Digit — one of the symbols 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Numbers are built from digits.
Numeral — a number written with digits, like 247.
Hundred — ten tens put together. One hundred is written 100.
Number words — a number written with words, like "two hundred forty-seven."
Worked example
Read 347 in words. Step 1 (hundreds first): the first digit is 3, so start with "three hundred." Step 2 (then tens and ones): the last two digits are 47, so finish with "forty-seven." Step 3 (say it whole): 347 is "three hundred forty-seven." Say it plainly: read the hundreds part first, then read the last two digits as one number.
Check yourself — explain it
To read 528, I say the hundreds part first because...
Paired problem — example still visible
Write 619 in words -> six hundred nineteen
Faded completion — last step is yours
"Write 754 in words: seven hundred ___" -> fifty-four
Ready to practise?
10 scored questions with a 3-rung hint ladder. Mastery needs 8/10 plus both gate questions.