Whole numbers through 99 can be interpreted as groups of ten and remaining ones: ten ones make one ten, and a numeral’s tens digit tells how many groups of ten while its ones digit tells how many individual units remain, including zero ones. Ten-frames, base-ten representations, and numerals make this unit structure visible and support composing and decomposing numbers; larger place-value units and numbers beyond 99 are not included.
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A whole number can be made of groups of ten and ones left over.
Look at the tens digit:
In , the tens digit is .
So, there are 3 groups of ten.
Look at the ones digit:
The ones digit is .
So, there are 6 ones.
Put the parts together:
So, has 3 tens and 6 ones.
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