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Maths learning at home (updated 18 November)  Here are 3 things you can do with any 3 digit number... 1. count forwards and backwards in tens (remember the 1000s book?) 2. round it to the nearest 100 (remember Bob's party?) 3. say how many tens there are in the whole number (remember the trick?)

e.g. my number I chose was 354 1. 354, 364, 374, 384, 394, 404, 414 and 354, 344, 334, 324, 314, 304, 294 ; 2. 354 rounded to the nearest 100 is 400 ; 3. There are 35 tens in 354.

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