<caption><image_49>The image is a worksheet titled "Solve the problem using your place value disks, and fill in the missing total. Then, write on addition sentence that relates to the number bonds." The worksheet is divided into two sections. 

On the left side of the worksheet, there is a diagram of two circles connected by a line. The circles are labeled with the numbers "86" and "57" respectively. On the right side, there are two circles labeled "129" and the number "78" respectively, representing the addition sentence.

The worksheet appears to be a practice exercise for students to practice solving a problem using place values disks and filling in missing numbers.</caption><transcript><audio_50>more seven tens and then three ones so it's one hundred seventy three number three right the problem solve a problem using your place value discs and fill in</transcript><transcript><audio_51>the missing total then write an addition sentence that relates to the number bonds so let's see solve finding missing 10 okay so here's our addition sentence</transcript><transcript><audio_52>right these are the parts that parts are add ends and the hole is going to be our total so it's 86 plus 57 and I highly</transcript><transcript><audio_53>recommend using dimes and pennies use dimes for tens and pennies for ones if you have the change lying around or you can get it to</transcript><transcript><audio_54>pretend having tens over because nobody has place value discs at home so here we go 86 one two three four five six seven</transcript> more seven tens and then three ones so it's one hundred seventy three number three right the problem solve a problem using your place value discs and fill in the missing total then write an addition sentence that relates to the number bonds so let's see solve finding missing 10 okay so here's our addition sentence right these are the parts that parts are add ends and the hole is going to be our total so it's 86 plus 57 and I highly recommend using dimes and pennies use dimes for tens and pennies for ones if you have the change lying around or you can get it to pretend having tens over because nobody has place value discs at home so here we go 86 one two three four five six seven
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