Matematika 2

Observation Card

Term 1 Week 7 · Place value in a 3-digit number · CG Quarter 1, competency 10 · 4 criteria

Cut along the lines — one slip per learner

LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
LearnerDate
  • Identify and name the place value of any digit pointed to in a 3-digit number — hundreds, tens or ones — counting from the right
  • State the value of the digit pointed to as a number — "seventy" for the 7 in 472 — and not "seven" nor "tens"
  • Give the correct digit when the place is named, and build the whole number from its three places, including one with a zero — "hundreds 6, tens 0, ones 3" → 603
  • Explain in their own words why the three answers about one digit are different — that what is visible is only a symbol, and the place decides the value
The learner’s exact words Write what they said, not what you took it to mean
Next step
Generated from: lesson-plan-ilaw.en.md · Success criteria for the week