🎓 Year 3 (ACARA Code : AC9M2N01)
🎯Focus:
Students will be able to:
🔢 show numbers using ones, tens and hundreds.
🧱 break apart numbers into hundreds, tens and ones.
✍️ read and make two-digit and three-digit numbers.
0️⃣ explain what zero does in a number like 407.
🔢 use place value to count collections in a faster way.
Video Lessons
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- 📝 Write 3 numbers and break each one into parts.
- 🔍 Find a number with zero and talk about what it means.
- ♻️ Count a real collection by grouping into hundreds, tens and ones.
💡 Key Ideas
➡️ Ones are single objects
➡️ Hundreds are big groups of 100.
➡️ Tens are bundles of 10
➡️ A digit’s place tells us its value. The same digit can mean different amounts in different places
🧩 Mini Quiz – Quick Check
Try these after watching the video:
❓Question 1: What is the value of the 3 in 345?
✅ Answer: 300
❓Question 2: Which number shows 4 hundreds, 2 tens and 6 ones?
✅ Answer: 426
❓Question 3: What does 507 mean?
✅ Answer: 5 hundreds, 0 tens, 7 ones
❓Question 4: Which number is split correctly?
✅ Answer: 281 = 200 + 80 + 1
❓Question 5: What happens when 10 tens are grouped together?
✅ Answer: 100
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📚 Other Lessons in This Unit
🚀 Learning Path (Recommended Order)
| Step | 🔗 Lesson | 💡 What You Learn |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 📚 Year 2 Place Value: How Do Ones, Tens and Hundreds Work? ⭐ You are here⭐ | Represent numbers to 1000 using hundreds, tens and ones. Use place-value charts, drawings and materials to explain the value of each digit in a number. |
| 2 | 🧩Year 2 Maths: Read, Write and Order Numbers to 1000 | Read and write numbers to 1000 using numerals and words. Compare numbers and place them in order from smallest to largest or largest to smallest. |
| 3 | 🧠 Year 2 Number Lines and Hundreds Charts: How to Find Missing Numbers | Use number lines and hundreds charts to count forwards and backwards, identify number patterns and find missing numbers. Practise counting in ones, tens and hundreds. |
